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behind Blue Mountaid
The women's track squad
will compete in the Oregon
College of Education Invita
tional Meet this Saturday in
Monmouth.
munity College, the ma
tennis team looks for,baiar(
league competition, I
"We're not as strong in
number one position as I
were last year becausl
Last Saturday the team
took part in the University of
Oregon Invitational in Eugene.
Lisa Nickel set both a school
record and a national qualify
ing mark with a 4:36.5 1500
lost Mike Maynard" R|
Taylor, head coach®
"We have five people]
or better to the number!
position last year. V®
meters.
good depth."
"We're also two tothj
weeks ahead of last M
"Angel la
Cotton
and
Sheryl Thomas both turned in
good efforts in the 800 meters
with Cotton running a 2:23,"
Head Coach Roger Smith said.
far as strokes. All we have
see is how we fare men]
I'm going
to be chad
them for the next threU
on those things." Taylll
Verna Simon ran a 16.2
time in the 100 meter hurdles
while Barbara Young, accord
Buddy Patnode and Rj
Bobzein will play off fol
first place position. 1 M
ing to Smith, turned in a fine
leg on the mile relay team.
Riggs will occupy thirds™
while Randy Doris an
Pickens will fight it off!
At the OCE meet, Portland
State, Oregon State, Willam
ette, and Pacific will also
compete.
fourth and fifth.
The Cougars have at]
sustained one injury®
"This is the first week that
our sprinters will really be
able to run," Smith said. "I
also expect big things from
Lisa o'Dea in the hurdles."
Fowler, a projected sec«
third position player sum
a stress fracture of his m
and will be lost for three
five weeks.
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"Our big aim is to qualify
the team for nationals on
May 16-17 in Champaign, III.
I feel that our distance run
"I don't know howl
compare with the otheita
in the league this ye]
Gladys Michael, wonjii
nis coach, said, 'vfl
ners will be strong as well as
some of the field events."
more experienced playlsj
last year, we're stron®
have more people," I]
The team has no r®
but boasts former hi| fsl
The distance roster includes
the members of the National
Championship women's cross
country team.
Lisa Nickel,
Vickey
Paddock,
Sheryl
varsity players 'Mariam
Janice Beyer, Rita Mi]
Judy Dancer, and De®
pher. Other team r®
are Lisa Chitty, Jo ®
Cauley, Sheely May Ril
and Carol Orazio. ®
_ "I'm unsure of the®
for the match this weell
Thomas, Angella Cotton, Jean
Sandwick, Mary Rasmussen,
and Sally Arthur lead the
team with Barbara Roat and
Becky McLoughlin also being
added.
In the high jump Rhonda
Gleitz and Barb Young will
be strong but the javelin will
have no representatives.
Men’s track
The men's track team will
open its season with the Ore
gon Community College Ath
letic Association Relays this
Saturday at Lane Community
College in Eugene.
The Cougars look for their
strength in the middle dis
tance and from strong indivi
duals in the field events.
Kelly Britz, an AAA State
Champion in the 880 and
mile while at Jesuit High
School, will key the team in
the middle distances.
Dave Rudishauser, Tom
Winters, and Don Brown com
pete in a variety of events
ranging from the 400 meters
to the mile.
Both the shot put and
discus have strong fields with
Dan Jackson, Randy Bolliger,
and Gary Kuehn competing.
Bolliger,
a Jackson High
School prepster, was the AAA
champion in the shot put.
Other competitors are
Dave Grosnickle in the pole
vault, Preston Martin in the
high jump, Dave Reed in the
triple jump, Curt Lowrey in
the javelin, and Mark Nugen
in the decathlon.
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have a tentative line®
probably won't chan®
much," Michael said®
Bench press
Dan Mosley of Portland
was the top lifter in the open
division in the Bench Press
Contest held March 8.
Mark Nugen, a decathlete
on the Clackamas track team,
lifted 215 pounds for second
in the 165-pound division
while Phil Carey, a CCC foot
ball player, took third in the
198-pound division by lifting
275 pounds.
High School:
123 - Larry Robertson,
Clackamas, 100.
132 - Jeff Hoage, Van
couver.. 220; Jeff Baker, Van
couver, 210; Scott Whitney,
Milwaukie, 175.
148 - Chris Hoage, Van
couver, 250; Bill Howington,
Vancouver, 165; David Olsen,
Milwaukie, 145.
165 - Dave Malone, Mil
waukie, 235; Jim Pettet, Van
couver, 205; Brian Longoria,
Portland, 205.
181 - Andy McChesney,
Vancouver, 205.
198 - Allen Folk, West
Linn 335; John Dougher,
Vancouver, 270; John Perry,
Vancouver, 265.
198 and over -
Rick
Southard, Vancouver, 330;
Scott Freimuth, Vancouver,
275.
Open
165 - Mitch Underseth,
Vancouver, 315; Mark Nugen,
Oregon City 215; Douglas
Watson, Oregon City, 205.
181 - Earl Cotton, Ore
gon City, 315; Robert Cress-
ler, Oregon Ctiy, 290; Walt
Wagner, Beavercreek, 280.
198 - Bob Pene, Portland,
380; Wendell Heagle, Oregon
City, 300; Phill Carey, Ore
gon City, 275.
220 - Bill Apodaca, Ore
gon City, 345.
220 and over - Dan Mos
ley, Portland, 400.
women meet Lower Cora
today at 2 p.m. here. I
Golf
The College's golf team
opened its 1978 season at the
Willamette University Invita
tional last Tuesday at-the
McNary Golf Coub.
Top golfers this season
for the Cougars are sopho
more Shawn
Parkhurst of
Canby, freshman Curt Adam
ski of Molalla and Tom Tir-
ril of Oakridge High School.
The other member of this
years squad is freshman Eric
Moller of West Linn High
School.
"Their is a lot of poten
tial in this club an I feel that
we should definitely improve
on our third-place finish at
state last year," Head Coach
Jim Hudson said.
"Everyone
has worn
hard on conditioning sotl
won't be a factor. W®
be a factor is that most oft]
experienced
players ]
. played doubles not singli
Michael said. "They wll|h]
to adjust to playing ®
and more than one ma®
Tennis sessio
Three tennis sessions|
beginning, advanced beg
ning, and intermediate™
vanced playerswill be off«
on Tuesday and Thursdi
nights this term.
For registration inform!
tion, contact Paul Fiskuffl
College recreation dir®
at 656-2631, ext. 232®
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