Congratulations to the following Clark athletes who’ve won various All-City and District Team honors.  It’s a good day to be a Clark Cougar fan!

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Bekah Richards gets hat trick

In their last regular season game, seniors Shelby Henderson, Shelby Wise, Brianna Tammaro, Rebekah Richards, Sarah Klenke, Leslie Pool and manager Brad Winer helped lead the Cougars to a 9-0 blowout over Holmes.  Gabrielle Santorio, Leslie Pool, Sarah Klenke, Brianna Tammaro, and Krista Maples scored goals as well as a rare hat trick by Rebekah Richards.  Amy Ross started in goal and Macy Ellis played goalie in the second half.  Next stop for the ladies –  playoffs!!  Congratulations!

The Clark girls soccer team posted a much needed district 28-5A win over Warren. Rebekah Richards provided the goal in the 1-0 victory and the Clark defense and goalkeeper Amy Ross stayed tough with another shut out.

On the boy’s side the Cougars also won in a shut out. The final score was  1-0 on a goal  from Francisco Garza. Two district games remain in the regular season for Clark against Taft and Holmes.

Meg Weiss throws in

Macy Ellis had a hat trick, Rebekah Richards, Robin Pennington, Gabrielle Santorio and Krysta Maples each had one goal and the Lady Cougars played heads up defense to defeat John Jay 7-0.  GK Amy Ross notched her ninth shutout of the season.

#23 Brianna Tammarro

Despite goals from Brianna Tammarro and Rebekah Richards, the ladies varsity soccer team lost to the Rams 3-2.  It’s the first district loss this season by the Cougars whose district record now stands at 6-1-4.

In what can only be called a blowout as far as soccer is concerned, the Lady Clark Cougars soccer team  placed 7 goals in the back of the net to defeat the Holmes Huskies 7-0.  Freshman Gabrielle Santorio had three, Ciara Perez scored two and Rebekah Richards and Alyssa Bloom each joined the fun for a goal.   The win is a welcome one after several ties and keeps Clark in the playoff race.

#26 Richards #10 Seifert

The ladies varsity soccer team, winning a “must win” game against Warren earlier in the week, played Boerne in what Coach Walter Rule had referred to as a game they would play just for fun.  The game carried no weight in the fact that it was not a district game and Boerne was ranked #2 in the city and ranked nationally in some polls.  The fun quickly became serious and the Lady Cougars stepped up their game.  The result was a respectable 2-2 tie.  Senior Rebekah Richards and junior Toria Seifert each scored goals.