Courtesy J. Hausman

The Clark Cougar JV tennis team is wrapping up a successful fall team schedule.  With only a team loss to Alamo Heights, the Cougars are 11-1 and undefeated in district play.

With two matches left against Brandeis (this Friday) and Marshall on Oct. 14th, the team looks ready for their district meet on Nov. 5th and 6th.

Way to go Cougars!

Courtesy J. Hausman

Will the streak continue?

The Clark Cougar varsity tennis team is on its way to a 20th consecutive tennis title.  The tradition is not lost on the players according to an article written by Pat Turner.  You can read more here.

If you play for Clark, are a tennis parent or are interested in submitting information about the team, please contact us at info@clarkcougarsports.com.  This website would LOVE to have more information from sports other than the “regular” ones.  We’re just looking for an individual who can assist with information as we can’t be at all places at all times.

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The Clark Cougar varsity tennis teams have a full week of action beginning today as the take on Churchill at Clark at 4:30pm.  The games are being made up due to the wet weather and another make up match will be held this Saturday against and at Alamo Heights.  Clark tennis is also in the middle of their district matches with Warren up tomorrow at the NISD courts.

The Clark Cougar tennis teams are going for their 20th consecutive district championship.  If you love tennis, this is a good week to go out and catch a match.  For more info on Clark tennis,you can find their remaining schedule on this site and a full roster as well.

WAY TO GO COOGS!

If you are interested in playing for one of the most successful programs in the area, a mandatory meeting has been scheduled for Clark Tennis tryouts.  The meeting will be held July 29th with on court tryouts beginning August 2nd.  For more information, download this form.

Senior class sings alma mater

On a night when the baseball team clinched a playoff spot and the softball team won their game giving them a playoff spot and the best ever season in Clark history, the Clark athletic community celebrated a year of great accomplishments.  The annual Clark Athletic Booster Club Sports Banquet was a phenomenal success with accolades for players and coaches alike.

Highlights included a moment to recognize Coach Lloyd Alexander and his role in shaping a culture of winning in competition and in life, a parade of athletes and coaches that also included each player and teams successes and the awarding of $15,000 in scholarships to Clark seniors.  The $15,000 was a new record for scholarships awarded by the Booster Club and was made possible by parents and their membership fees, cap/tshirt and etc. sales, ad sponsorships by advertisers and volunteers at concession duties and the ATT golf tournament.

The Booster Club has also given over $30,000 this year directly to the athletic department for their needs.

SASports.com’s Jay Tope emceed the event and as usual did an outstanding job.

The Clark Cougar varsity tennis team captured its 19th straight district title this past weekend and the Lady Cougars have one last district game before playoffs start next week.  You can read more about both in Pat Turner’s articles here and here.

Clark Athletic Booster Club Winners

Several hundred Clark varsity athletes, coaches, parents and friends attended the Clark Athletic Booster Club annual All Sports Banquet.  Each athlete was recognized with the exception of the Water Polo team, who could not attend due to their presence being requested in Dallas where they are competing for a STATE title (Good Luck!).  The highlight of the evening was the awarding of scholarships by the booster club to college-bound seniors.  Each received a $1000 scholarship.  Also recognized was Booster club President Janet Whisenhunt for her efforts and Coach Kevin Hamilton, who retired from coaching after 24 years at Clark to accept a position in the district office.

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Courtesy: Idaho Athletic Media Relations

Clark senior Dylan Bodet has signed to play tennis at the University of Idaho, located in Moscow, Idaho. The Vandals compete in the Western Athletic Conference and have men’s tennis players from as far away as Russia, Romania and Australia. At Clark, Bodet has been an important part of Coach Scott Byrd’s tennis program that has won 18 consecutive district championships. Good Luck Dylan!