Adams K.O.’s Clarkston

No longer league rivals after Rochester Adams’ move to the OAA-Blue — which it won — the Highlanders’ reunion with Clarkston proved historic. Though featuring an entirely new lineup from the ones that claimed state championships in 2017 and 18, Clarkston came into the state tournament a popular “other” pick for Division 1, thanks to…

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