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Record stands at 17-2
Women Cagers falter against Linn-Benton
By Rodney Fobert
Of The Print
The Clackamas Community
College women’s basketball
team upped their record to 16
wins and one loss by winning a
game against the Titans from
Lane Community College on
Wednesday, Jan. 16.
The Cougars clearly
dominated the entire game,
showing a strong defense and
also doing well on offense. At
halftime the Cougars had
racked up 50 points to the
Titans’ 36.
The Cougars used the full
court press throughout the
game, which proved to be very
effective. Liz Triano was
especially quick to intercept
passes from the bewildered
Titan offense. Final score of
the game was Clackamas 88,
Lane 74.
On Saturday, Jan. 19 the
Cougars ended their winning
streak in a tough game' at
Linn-Benton Community Col
lege. The Cougars had a hard
time getting into the game in
the first half, and then were
unable to make up for it in the
second half of the game.
Head Coach Phil Garver
said, “We have to get mentally
prepared but we’re not doing
it,” Garver added that the
team is not taking advantage
of turnovers. On defense the
Cougars had the task of keep
ing the ball away from Linn-
Benton’s tall inside post posi
tion.
Also, the Cougars’ shooting
percentage was way down,
making it difficult for them to
keep a scoring drive alive.
Joanne Ineman kept the
Cougars in there fighting,
scoring 32 points. Garver sum
marized the game by saying
the team “was not thinking
basketball.”
On Monday, Jan. 21 the
Cougars went back to their
winning ways in a game
against Western Oregon Com
munity College, beating them
70 to 63. Garver felt the team
was still not playing good
basketball. “We played well at
times and then fell back,”
PHIL GARVER (ABOVE) gives the team some
words of encouragement during a timeout. Liz
Garver said of the game.
Joanne Ineman led all
scorers with 29 points. Garver
added that “Jean Dorherty
Jean Dorherty
played well inside” by scoring
13 points and grabbing 17 re
bounds.
Although the Cougars won,
Susan Canoy
Coach Garver felt the team
was not playing well mentally.
“We’ve got to start playing
100 percent,” he said.
Triano (right) tries desparately to keep the ball
in play.
Photos by Dan Wheeler
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