Sports
Cougar netters take second in league play
By Rodney Fobert
Of The Print
The Clackamas Community
College volleyball team finish­
ed regular season play in se­
cond place. The Cougar net­
ters will now advance to the
regional playoff, which will in­
clude eleven other northwest
teams, and will be played at
Mt. Hood Community College
on Nov. 29, 30, and Dec. 1.
The deciding factor which
placed Clackamas second in
league was their match against
South Western Oregon Com­
munity College (SWOCC) at
Coos Bay, last Saturday. It
took the‘Cougars the full five
games to defeat the SWOCC
team in what coach Kathie
Woods described at “a hard
fought game.” The win
boosted the team’s record to
six wins, four losses in league
action. The Cougars’ win
Saturday lifted them into a tie
with Lane Community Col­
lege, but since Clackamas had
beaten the Lane team twice
during the season, they con­
ceded to Clackamas. Lane
Community College will now
go on to play SWOCC for the
third place ranking.
In the game against
SWOCC, Cougar better Car­
rie Moore had 19 kills and was
60 for 65 in hitting. Bev
Loverin had 14 kills and 4
stuff blocks. Jenny Holzemer
added to the team effort with
30 assists and was 21 for 21 in
serving with four service aces.
The team had a total of 56
kills in the match, “which is
fairly high,” Coach Woods
said. The Cougars were also 98
percent in serving, getting 114
out of 116 serves over the net.
The team had 50 assists and
was 82 percent in attacking
during the match. Service
receiving was 72 percent and
has “gone up dramatically
since the beginning of the
season,” Woods said.
The scores of the five games
in the match were 15-3, 4-15,
15-12, 8-15 and 15-12. The
Cougar volleyball team is
looking forward to doing well
at the upcoming regional mat­
ches.
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BEV LOVERIN PREPARES to aid her team
mate in a tough match. The Cougar netters bat­
tled against the team from Southwestern
Oregon Community College last Saturday and
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were victorious. The Clackamas team is now se-
cond in the league and will compete in
regionals.
Photo by Mike Templeton
Turkey trotters run for prizes
At 12 noon last Tuesday,
Nov. 20, participants took
their places on the starting line
for the beginning of the In­
tramural Turkey Trot.
Winners of each of the four
categories received turkeys for
The turkey trot was a 3.1
mile run on the Clackamas
Community College campus.
Ten runners participated in the
event, which was sponsored by
the Intramural Department.
Winning the men’s division
was Dave Buckley with a time
of 19:19. The women’s divi­
the upcoming Thanksgiving
holiday. Other runners in the
turkey trot received a pie.
sion was won by Mary Grout
in a time of 24:25.
Before the race started, par­
ticipants took a guess at what
their time would be on the
course. The closest prediction
for the men was made by Alan
Borick, whose guess was only
13 seconds from his actual
time in the race. Gladys
Michael was only six seconds
off her predicted time to win a
turkey in the women’s divi­
sion.
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