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Fire claims Howardwick home
Clarendon and Howardwick volunteer firemen work in sub-freezing temperatures to battle a fire at the residence of Patrick Green in the 300 block of Angel Street in Howardwick Monday afternoon. Clarendon Fire Marshall Jeremey Powell said the cause of the blaze was electrical, and sources tell the Enterprise that the house was not occupied at the time the fire broke out
Lady Broncos outplay the Lady Dragons
Nothing by hustle and intensity was on the minds of the Lady Broncos at home Tuesday night when they took on and easily defeated Paducah 65-33. Junior guard Jentry Shadle hit six three-pointers to lead the ladies on the scoreboard with 21.
The Lady Broncos came out on fire and took a commanding lead in the first quarter of play. They held a 26-point lead at the break and never looked back. Shadle, Dronzek, and McKayla Cartwright all finished in double figures. Coach Molly Weatherred was pleased with thehustle of her players. “I thought we did a good job of controlling the pace of the game and we shot the ball really well.”
Scoring: Shadle 21, Cartwright 11, Dronzek 10, Anna Ceniceros 6, Gaines 4, Ryann Starnes 4, Berry 3, Deborah Howard 2, Camra Smith 2, and Lydia Howard 2.
Over the weekend the Lady Broncos participated in the River Road Tournament and took second place behind Gruver. They played Randall JV in the first round and defeated them 53-24. It was all Clarendon as the ladies set the pace of the game early on and held the Lady Raiders to single digits at thebreak.
Scoring: Shadle 16, Cartwright 12, Deborah Howard 8, Ryann Starnes 7, Anna Ceniceros 5, Marqueda Gaines 3, and Lydia Howard 2.
The ladies played Pampa in the next round and defeated them 46-34.
Scoring: Shadle 17, Starnes 9, Cartwright 7, Trevela Dronzek 4, D. Howard 4, Gaines 2, Ceniceros 2, and L. Howard 1.
The win over Pampa put them in the championship game against Gruver. They played hard, but were defeated 33-56.
Scoring: Cartwright 10, Starnes 9, D. Howard 6, Dronzek 5, Gaines 2, and Shadle 1.
CC signs partnership with Amarillo, Frank Phillips
Clarendon College has joined Amarillo College and Frank Phillips College in forming a partnership that is unique in the state of Texas and is aimed at making students’ lives easier.
The three colleges will begin instituting policies that ease and improve transferability between the institutions; align programs and program offerings; and provide greater overall options for students.
Representatives from each school met later the same day to begin the process of working together to benefit students and will meet again in January to continue the process.
“I think this is a huge leap forward,” Clarendon College President Phil Shirley said. “Anytime that you can come together and agree that the student is number one, you have put yourself in a position to help the student the most.”
Dates are also being scheduled in the early spring for each school’s representatives to visit the other colleges in order to be better informed about each college’s programs and course offerings.
CHS UIL teams compete in Dumas
Clarendon High School UIL Academic teams travelled to Dumas over the weekend to compete in the “Dumas Duel”. There were four schools participating: Clarendon, Palo Duro, Borger and Dumas. Clarendon won the Sweepstakes award for small school.
am Wolfe placed sixth in Social Studies. We had a total of eight students represent our school. They each did a fantastic job.
Hedley All District
Nutrition team places second
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