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Cagers look foward to Southfield rematch

Cagers gave West Bloomfield their second loss in the OAA Red last Thursday, beating the home team 60-50. "Defensively we were pretty good," said long-time Clarkston Boys Varsity Basketball Coach Dan Fife....more >>
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Clarkston heads into OAA Red battle against Dragons

Icers secured second place in the OAA Red on Saturday night after they closed game against Rochester United with a 3-1 win. "I am happy with their win," said Clarkston Varsity Hockey Coach Bryan Krygier about the boys' performance....more >>
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Athletes of the Week

Soaring above the rim

The Clarkston High School Girls JV Basketball team have led the court during the first half of the season. They currently have 11 wins and have only lost one game. "We've been playing pretty well," said Mike Greve, head coach....more >>

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Cagers unravel Raiders

Junior Nick Tatu led Cagers in their victory over North Farmington Friday night, handing them their first loss in the OAA Red. He scored six 3-pointers and a basket to put 22 points on the board in the 66-35 game....more >>

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Stelpflug secures spot at state finals

Birmingham Groves beat Clarkston in easy fashion Thursday night 74-115, however, senior Ken Stelpflug once again qualifies for Division I time by an incredible 12 seconds in the 500 meter freestyle....more >>

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Sports in a Flash - Wrestling

Five grapplers were undefeated last Wednesday while the team split their duals. Cameron Wilkie (119), Chris Calvano (152), Michael Henige (160), Matt Vandermeer (171) and Scott Devos (285) helped aid the team with points against Avondale and Rochester Adams....more >>

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Sports in a Flash - Bowling

The Varsity Boys Bowling team finished fourth overall in the Oakland County Championship on Saturday. "I was extremely pleased," said Coach Rodney Pierson. "Had this been Regionals, they would have qualified for States....more >>
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1734: Friedrich Anton Mesmer, physician and hypnotist.
1810: Margaret Fuller, writer and critic.
1820: James Buchanan Eads, engineer of the Eads Bridge in St. Louis
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1915: Italy declares war on Austria-Hungary.
1934: Gangsters Bonnie Parker and Clyde Barrow are killed by Texas Rangers.
1945: Heinrich Himmler, the head of the Nazi Gestapo, commits suicide after being captured by Allied forces.
1949: The Federal Republic of West Germany is proclaimed.
1960: Israel announces the capture of Nazi Adolf Eichmann in Argentina.