Sports
Volleyball
teamhonored
By Julie Miller
Sports Editor
The
fourth
annual
Volleyball Banquet was held
December 5 in the college’s
small dining room.
According to Volleyball
Head Coach Kathie Woods
the banquet was for team
members, their parents,
friends, and supporters of the
team. She added that around
35 to 40 people attended th'e
dinner put on by the school.
During the course of the
evening, awards were given to
the players for outstanding
achievement. Some of the
honors included league
awards. Jenny Holzemer was
named 2nd Team All-League
and Carrie Coe and Cathie
Collins received Honorable
Mention.
There were then the five
team awards. Jenny Hölzerner
was named Most Valuable
Player, Kim Cody was award­
ed Most Improved and she was
also the recipient for the
Coaches award, an award
Coach Woods said she receiv­
ed because of her dedication to
the sport of Volleyball, her
constantly striving for perfec­
tion, and her dependability.
Carrie Coe received the Team
Captain Award, and for the
second year in a row Cathie
Collins was named Most In­
spirational.
The team ended their season
with 27 wins and 16 losses
overall, and a 6 and 6 league
record. The team lost a critical
playoff game to Chemeketa,
who went on to place third in
the Regional Tournament.
Season ends
Intramural
News
Football
The season ended for the
College’s intramural football
teams Thursday with the Brew
Crew beating the Studs 8-5.
Player John Lasley of the los­
ing Studs commented, “It was
a tough game, but it was fun.”
Kathie Woods, Intramural
Advisor, said it was a* real
good game and noted that this
season went well. She said that
there were twice the amount of
teams this year than last year
and hopes things will fare as
well in Winter Term.
Fun Run
Volleyball team celebrates victory in recent game.
As for the results of the Fun
Run held on November 19, in
the Men’s Cross Country divi­
sion, Phil Jasperson took first
with a time of 11:19. Greg
Suiter took second with a time
of 11:41 and Jeff Darling plac­
ed third with a time of 12:21.
In the regular Men’s division,
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Gary Smith placed first with a
time of 12:32. Alan Boruk was
second with 14:45, Dave Allen
came in third with a 15:20
time, Scott Weninger came in
fourth with a time of 15:27
and then Dale McGriff placed
fifth with a time of 17:13.
In the Women’s Cross
Country division Sue Spriggs
took first place with a time of
13:55 and in the regular
Women’s division Mary Grout
finished first with a time of
16:44.
Turkey Trot
“Neither rain nor snow will
keep the Turkey Trotters from
crossing the finish line Tues­
day,” said Woods.
The Turkey Trot that was to
be held before Thanksgiving
was cancelled due to bad
weather. But the date has been
rescheduled for today at noon.
Participants should meet at
lower Randall. The only en­
trance fee is a can of food to
be donated to the needy and
prizes for the winners will in­
clude Turkeys, frozen pies and
T-Shirts.
Raquetball
In intramural raquetball
championship play, Mike
Galvin beat Sean Jones for
that title Friday at the Eastside
Athletic Club in a single
elimination bracket tourna­
ment.
“I’m really pleased with this
term’s turn-out,” said Advisor
Woods. “It’s a good indica­
tion of growth in intramurals.
Because of this, we get to build
the program up, like adding
raquetball.”
Winter term
Starting in Winter Term will
be Three on Three Volley ball,
Five on Five Basketball and
more Fun Runs. Information
and sign up sheets will be
posted on the Intramural
Bulletin Board the first two
weeks of Winter Term.
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