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January 30, 2012

Clark Sports Center hosts tournament

The Clark Sports Center recently held its eighth annual Pat Fetterman Memorial Tournament. There were six girls’ teams and six boys’ teams from as far away as West Philadelphia, according to a media release from the sports center.

The Clark Sports Center girls and boys both finished in second with losses in the championship game to Perkiomen Valley and Cazenovia. The girls had wins over Schenevus, Ilion and Cobleskill to get the championship game. The boys beat St. Johnsville, Ilion and Broadalbin- Perth on their way to the title game.

Tyler Bertram and Pierce Snyder were named to the all-tournament team for the boys and Maggie Schuermann and Fiona McGoldrick were named to the girls’ all-tournament team. “It was a great weekend for the kids where they improved their skills on the court as well as had a chance to meet new kids and have experiences that will help them in their future,” Scott Whiteman of the sports center said in the release.

The tournament is named after long-time Associate Director Pat Fetterman, who started the kids basketball program at the Clark Sports Center.

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