Clarkston looks familiar, improved

Coming off a 17-3 campaign in year one of Tim Wasilk’s tenure at Clarkston, the young Wolves from that team — upset by Rochester Adams in the first round of districts — are now veterans, and looked like they’ll again form one of the state’s top teams during some impressive moments in a scrimmage win…

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