Sports
Foul shots clinch Clackamas win at PCC
By Julie Miller
Of The Print
Last Wednesday the Men’s
basketball team defeated
Portland Community College
on their court 89-84.
Paul Fiskum, the team’s
assistant coach was en
thusiastic about their victory.
“It was kind of a sloppy
“helter skelter” game. We
either got a lay in or they foul
ed us then we got the ball,” he
said.
“They are a very quick team
and they apply a lot of
pressure. They have a tough
defense, so that is where the
fast breaks and fouls come in.
When you beat that press it
creates a fast break opportuni
ty, or you turn it over,”
Fiskum added.
Foul shots seemed to be the
clincher, as Clackamas’ team
shot 45 of them. Doug Coff
man, who was leading scorer
of the team, hit 17 out of 19
for a total of 25 points.
“That is a super job. He has
hit the pressure free throws all
year. They were crucial points
and he came through. 17 out
of 19 has to be close to the
school record,” Fiskum said.
Though it seemed to be a
tough game with a lot of fouls,
Coach Fiskum said his team
came through and got the job
done in a “very ratty game on
the other team’s floor. They
won it.
competitive game. There were
five members who scored in
double figures and one with
eight points.
Doug Coffman had 25
points with three rebounds;
Jeff Richards had 10 points
with four rebounds; Terry
Newton had 13 points and six
rebounds; Terry Frison added
13 points and 12 rebounds;
Roger Thompson scored eight
points with four rebounds and
Steve Hansen added 14 points
and five rebounds.
Coming up Sunday here at
Clackamas, the team7 plays
Walla Walla in a do-or-die
situation for the state tourna
ment. Walla Walla is ranked
third in their league, though
they have beaten both the
number one and number two
teams.
“They are one of the hottest
teams in the league. They have
“Steve Hansen also had a
good night. He took the ball
strong to the basket and was
six for seven from the field,”
Fiskum added.
He also noted that having
such a good balance of College
players really makes for a
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leading players is very confi
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“We should win, from what
the coach has told us. We will
have to play good. They’ve
won their last five, but we
have had good practices and
the game is on our home
court,” he said.
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won the last six in a row. If we
play up to our abilities we will
win the game. We are going to
have to shut off their fast
break. They love to run,”
Fiskum said.
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