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Sports Cougars teach respect to unwary opponents By Rodney Fobert Of The Print The men’s tennis team from Qackamas Community Col lege wrapped up its season May 16-18 with the Northwest Athletic Association of Com munity Colleges (NWAACC) Championship tournament. The event took place at Yakima Community College in Washington. Players were seeded in the brackets according to their record during the league season for the double elimination championship tournament. Coach Kathie MIKE BOOTH AIMS high to achieve winning serve. Photo by Dan Wheeler Woods pointed out that this put the Cougars at a disadvan tage because the team had not competed in a league this season. “We went up there virtually an unknown,” Coach Woods said, adding,“But we went away gaining respect because we were competitive, I felt, in all positions.” In the singles competition, the Cougar’s number-one man, Renato Iwersen, advanc ed the farthest of anyone from Clackamas. After losing his first match of the tournament, Iwersen went on to the semi finals of the consolation bracket, where he suffered his second defeat. Steve Lewis was the only Clackamas singles player to win his first match of the tour nament. After winning his first match, however, Lewis lost the next two, eliminating him from the tournament. In the doubles competition, the Cougar’s number-two and three teams did well in the tournament. The number-two team, consisting of Mike Booth and Mike Miller, ad- CLEAN LIVING... is possible if you clear out all those seldom used items U-LOCK-IT SELF STORAGE has just the space to fit your needs and WE'LL SAVE YOU MONEY! PAY 1 MONTH-GET 1 MONTH FREE (on limited sizes—for new renters only) LOCKS, FILE BOXES, PACK & LOAD SERVICE 11485 SE 82nd 14735 SE 82nd Dr. RV 659-7179 657-1870 SPACES Coupon . We rent Ryder Trucks Classifieds For sale APARTMENT DWELLER DOESN’T need lawn mower. Sears 20 inch rotary. 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Looking back on the season, Coach Woods said that she felt the team had, “a very successful season.” She added that the team’s 2-12 record “isn’t any indication of how successful this season was.” Woods also said, “I was pleased that our record didn’t bring the guys down,” adding that the team “hung in there and showed that they could win.” Singles, doubles compete well at NWAACC With an overall record of 7-10 and a 6-8 record against other community colleges, the Clackamas Community Col lege women’s tennis team wrapped up their season at the NWAACC Championships May 16-18, in Pasco, Wash. Number-four, Kirsten Osborne and number-three, Jackie Stafford of the Cougars both made it as far as the semi- COUNSELORS NEEDED! Undergraduates and graduates need for Mt. Hood Kiwanis Summer Camp. Serving the han dicapped. Scholarships and practicum credits avail. Contact: Barbara Dooley for more informa tion and application at 229-4632. 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Anjanette Robbins also went as far as the semi-final round of the consolation bracket before being eliminated from competition. The number-three doubles team of Robbins and Les Kingsbury, lost their first match, but then had a string of wins that took them to the final match for the consola tion spot against Bellevue, where they were defeated. “It’s the best I’ve seen those two play together before,” Coach Nancy Mikleton said. Coach Mikleton described this year’s Cougars as the “gray hair team” because of the many close matches they had throughout the season. miscellaneous HELP WANTED: GROCERY store demonstrator need. Men and women. Must have clean, neat ap pearance and own transportation. Call for appt with Julie Nichols, 644-3793.
