This plan has been developed in conjunction with the Wayne County Health Center and is based on recommendations from the Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education and other sources.
This plan is subject to change as new information is obtained and local, state and federal regulations are implemented.
Please be patient and understanding as we work through these most difficult challenges and decisions.
The 2020-21 school year begins on Tuesday, August 25, 2020. We are in the process of developing our re-opening plans and procedures. We will publish these to the public once finalized.
Please be patient as the guidelines and recommendations are continually changing and we want to develop the most complete plan possible to keep our students and staff safe at school.
We ask that parents complete this Survey to provide us with important feedback to aid in our continued planning. If you do not have access to the internet, please call the Superintendent’s Office at 223-7426 ext. 6 to complete the survey.
CHS Cheer Clinics will be held on Friday, July 17 and Monday, July 20 in the high school gymnasium 2:00-4:00 pm. Tryouts for the 2020-21 season will be held on Tuesday, July 21, beginning at 11:00 am. Team members will be posted Tuesday evening on the high school entrance doors.
ALL PARTICIPANTS MUST HAVE A CURRENT PHYSICAL
Everyone is encouraged to attend the clinic dates for tryouts. If you are not able to attend or have questions, contact Coach Martin cmartin@cwtigers.net as soon as possible.
Senior athletes and their parents were honored in a ceremony on February 18, but the end of the year athletic awards presentation was pre-empted by COVID-19. Thanks to the continued efforts of the Clearwater Booster Club, seniors were presented with collages picturing their sporting activities. At this time, we would also like to recognize Clearwater athletes who earned All-Conference, All-District, Academic All-State, and other special honors. Local team awards will be announced in a separate post on this website in the near future.
Academic All State (All Sports)
Caitlyn Alcorn – Basketball
Clurie Briley – Cheer
Laci Brown – Volleyball
Emilee Chitwood – Volleyball
Lydia Elder – Volleyball
Lizzie England – Cheer
Elizabeth Gronski – Volleyball
Amy Holmes – Volleyball
Sydney McLain – Cheer
Eric Plummer – Cheer
Rachel Rowold – Basketball, Volleyball
Jaylin Street – Volleyball
All District Honors (All Sports)
Elizabeth Gronski – Volleyball 2nd Team
Taylor Hicks – Basketball
Rachel Rowold – Volleyball 1st Team
Cross Country All-Conference:
Jacob Cheney
Baseball OFC All-Conference:
Karson Fay
Gage Keller
Trey Rivas
Jackson Eaton – Honorable Mention
Baseball BRL All-Conference:
Jackson Eaton
Karson Fay
Gage Keller
Trey Rivas
Austin Grimes – Honorable Mention
Boys Basketball OFC All-Conference:
Taylor Hicks
Gage Keller
Karson Fay – Honorable Mention
Boys Basketball BRL All-Conference:
Taylor Hicks
Gage Keller – Honorable Mention
Rachel Rowold was the only Girls Basketball All-Conference player. She was selected to both the Ozark Foothills and Black River League All-Conference teams.
OFC All-Conference Volleyball:
Emilee Chitwood
Elizabeth Gronski
Rachel Rowold
Jaylin Street
BRL All-Conference Volleyball:
Jaylin Street
BRL Honorable Mention:
Emilee Chitwood
Elizabeth Gronski
Rachel Rowold
Clearwater Boys Basketball Coach Zac Moore was selected to coach the Big 3 Athletics All Star Boys Basketball team. Clearwater athletes Taylor Hicks, Gage Keller, and Rachel Rowold were invited to play in the Big 3 All Star games which were scheduled for March 28 at East Carter High School, but were cancelled due to the COVID-19 quarantine. Hicks was also named a JCAA All Star selection.
Taylor Hicks scored his 1000th point on home court in the 3rd place game of the BRL Basketball Tournament and finished the season with 1,142 career points. Leading the Tigers in scoring that night with 37 points, Hicks became the eighth Clearwater boys basketball player to reach 1000. On the girls’ side, with one of the regular season games being cancelled, Rachel Rowold ended her high school basketball career just 8 points away from the 1000 point milestone.
Sadly, many spring sporting events were cancelled, including the entire spring baseball, softball, and golf seasons. All Conference selections for baseball and softball were based on the fall season. Because Clearwater does not play a fall softball season, CHS softball players were not considered for All-Conference honors.
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