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Spook-tacular cheer squad

November 6, 2019 by Roger Estlack Leave a Comment

The Colt Cheerleaders dressed up for Halloween as the Colt football players during last Thursday’s win over the Greyhounds. Enterprise Photo / Roger Estlack

Creepy and Kooky

November 6, 2019 by Roger Estlack Leave a Comment

Clarendon College facility and staff dressed up as the Addams Family for Halloween last week. Courtesy Photo

CC Meats Team wins national title

October 30, 2019 by Roger Estlack Leave a Comment

Clarendon College 2019 National Champion Meats Team. Courtesy Photo

The Clarendon College Meats Judging Team brought home the national championship after placing first in the 2019 Cargill High Plains Intercollegiate Meat Judging Contest in Friona.

At the awards presentation in Hereford Sunday night, Clarendon College had the highest placing team with team members Paige Perryman as the 4th high individual; Arliss Corliss, 5th high; Patrick Sharp, 6th high; and Conner Mikkelson, 7th high.

Additionally, Clarendon’s Jake Gillespie was high individual alternate, Matthew White was 2nd High individual alternate, Koby White was 3rd high alternate, Rance Smith was 5th high alternate, and Abby Reed was 9th high alternate.

Earlier last week, the CC Livestock Judging Team competed in Kansas City and placed 17th out of 25 total teams and 19 complete teams.

Members of the livestock traveling team are Eliza Lazenby, Holly Perez, Shelby Burlile, Sadie Arnold, Bailee McKay, Payton Havens, Nathan Shadle, Luke Willard, and Will Boyd.

Broncos slam Booker

October 30, 2019 by Sandy Anderberg Leave a Comment

Jmaury Davis runs the ball for the Broncos last Friday night at Bronco Stadium. Enterprise Photo / Ben Estlack

After a week off, the Clarendon Broncos came on strong against the Booker Kiowas and sent them packing at 64-0 in Bronco Stadium last Friday night.

The win gave the Broncos a spot in the post-season play, which will begin the second week of November.

The Broncos racked up 283 yards on the ground and posted 354 total yards on the night. Lamarcus Penigar was four of nine passing for 71 yards in the air.

The Broncos’ ground game was spot on with Sylvester Ballard leading the Broncos on the ground with 161 yards on 14 carries. He averaged 11.5 yards per carry and rushed for two touchdowns. Jmaury Davis had three carries for 55 yards and found the end zone once. Jordan Herndon carried three times for 15 yards, and Jordan Evans had one carry for nine yards.

Rhett Caison scooted 42 yards for the night with one touchdown, and Josh Dunn gained two yards on four carries.

Collin Butler grabbed two passes for 56 yards and one touchdown, and Jamal Butler had one catch for 13 yards and one TD.

“I thought our kids played well on both sides of the ball,” head coach Clint Conkin said. “We also had several guys making tackles.”

Jordan Herndon had 10 tackles and a caused fumble, and Henry Dushay had five tackles. Collin Butler had four tackles and a fumble recovery, and Penigar grabbed an interception and had three tackles. Nate Lee made and interception and took it into the end zone for six and posted two tackles, while Davis had three tackles and one interception.

The Broncos will travel to Gruver on Friday.