occer shelved
ch recommends practice this year
packamas Community College
ended its competitive existence
las new coach Ivan Reznevich
would be better to practice for
eh has been playing soccer since
tour and has played for the Vagrb
n Yugoslavia. Since coming to
1971, he has played for the
Soccer Club in Portland and then
own team which he has coached
st couple of years.
also been an instructor for the
irk Bureau and has been.,a member
logon State Soccer Association
staff, which trains and licenses
klence at CCC began with a news-
Iwhich resulted in an interview and
hen he arrived at Clackamas, he
it things weren't what he expected
law his players for the first time.
I saw here were players of the
at were simply not up to compe-
Infidence
renewed
by
Cougar
victory
tition level in a junior college league, so
ins'uad of embarassing the school as they
did last year, I decided not to have a team
this year and prepare for next year," said
Reznevich.
"However, for the players that did turn
out I will have a class in which I will try
and impart some of my knowledge to get
them ready for next year. I also hope to get
the team to play some exhibition games
against some of the other community col
leges," he said.
"The biggest problem with this team is
that the college couldn't offer scholarships
and we simply couldn't get any top-flight
athletes from the local area."
"As a result, we have players this year
who don't have a lot of soccer knowledge
or skills."
"Another problem is that the college
really hasn't provided the support that I
would have liked, but that's understandable
with all their money problems.
"However, I'm expecting a lot of good
things for this team next year," Reznevich
said.
The Clackamas Community College foot
ball team renewed its morale last Saturday as
they defeated Olympic Community College
21-12.
This victory was sorely needed after two
poor performances against Spokane Falls and
Columbia Basin Community Colleges.
"This victory was so sweet because it
showed that the confidence we had in our
ability to win was not unfounded," said
Cougar Coach Gery Gehrmann.
As in all victories, this one showed progress
Ivan Reznevich
in all facets of the Cougar game plan.
"As usual, the speciality team played
superbly, but the defense showed that it can
come through in the clutch and the offense,
although only adequate, showed that it could
maintain control of the ball and could score,"
said Gehrmann.
As for this Saturday's game against Trea
sure Valley, Gehrmann says, "The game is
evenly matched going in and I can see no
reason why we can't win."
Game time is set for 1:30 at Clackamas
Community College.
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