Wolves looking at another unbeaten OAA season

Clarkston High School has 2,500 students. One of them, Matthew Nicholson, is 7-feet tall. His senior class hasn’t lost a league game. They’ll close the OAA-Red slate clean tonight at home against Lake Orion. The last real threat was earlier this week at West Bloomfield. Nicholson had 20 points, 20 rebounds and six blocked shots…

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