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About The print. (Oregon City, Oregon) 1977-1989 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 14, 1987)
Sports Tiano excels on and off the court by Mary Prath Staff Writer Karla Tiano, a guard for the girls’ basketball team at Clackamas, started playing when she was in the fourth grade. All of her friends were playing and it kept her busy. “I never was a kid to just sit around. I liked to stay active.” said Karla. Her family had a hoop, so she could pratice whenever she wanted to. Karla is taking general studies this year. “I want to get the blocks out of the way” stated Karla. |As far as what she will be doing next year, Karla said, “Next year is still up in the air.” When choosing a four-year col lege to transfer to, she prefers two above the rest, although money is a problem: “I want to go Western Oregon State or Arizona State, but it depends on the basketball scholarships and money-l ean get ¡saved up.” Karla went to Oregon Gty High Schoolfor four years where she was involved in basketball and track. She went to state four years in a row. She was the first girl to go to state for Oregon City High School for the track team. The events she participated in were the long jump, the triple jump and sprint. Karla is not on ly talented in sports, but is also intelligent as well. She graduated with the honor cord and a 3.7 GPA at Oregon City High School. i- Karla’s career goals for the future are to be a coach for kids, preferrably girls, elementary age. She would also like to teach, and be a counselor for children. “I want to be the type of person that a kid ten years old can come to when they have a problem, and see me as a friend.” So what Karla would like to do is go to school for four years, then hopefully get a student teacher’s job. “I might teach awhile then go into counseling.” said Karla. She is keeping her op tions open at this point, but with the talents Karla has, it’s certain she’ll have no problem getting what she wants. Wrestlers face tough season by Heleen Veenstra Staff Writer Photo by Mary Prath ikarla tiano The Clackamas Community College Wrestling team has a busy week ahead of them. They have three “away” meets in three days, starting Thursday, when they travel to Coeur d’ Alene, Idaho to match strength with North Idaho Community College. Friday, the team will move west to contend with Eastern Washington. From there, they EARN YOUR AVIATOR WINGS WITH AN A.A. Apply now for aviation training with the Navy NAVCAD program. If you are selected, you will be guraranteed flight training upon graduation. No obligation until you accept a commission. Excellent training Great benefits Paid travel worldwide 30 days paid vacation Rapid promotions Special opportunity to complete bachelors degree QUALIFICATIONS: Minimum 2.0 GPA Maximum -age 24^ . U.S. citizen Single, no dependents Physically fit Full time student Completed at least 60 semester hours Call Navy Officer Programs for more details. Call 1-800-452-3872, Mon-Fri, 8am-4pm. will go to Tacoma, Washington to show their strength at the Pacific Lutheran University In vitational. Coach Norm Berney thinks it will be a successful season, but noted, “..the problem is we wrestle mainly four year univer sities and colleges, but we feel competitive.” The team’s captains are sophomores Doug Harper, and Juan Ybarra. Harper (118 pound class) is unbeaten and se cond in region. He has one of two open tournaments. Berney said he will be seeded in the top six nationally. Ybarra (177 pound class) was fourth in the Nationals in Chicago in 1986. According to Berney he will be seated second in the U.S.. Other outstanding players, according to Berney, are Ken Young, sophomore, and Ken Thompson, freshman. Young wrestles in the heavy weight class. He transferred from Oklahoma and is a National High School Champion. Berney said he will be seeded in the top six in the national rankings. Thompson (126 pound class) placed third in three open tour naments. The other team members are Bob Knebel, freshman, 118 pounds; Mike Garcia, Freshman, 118 pounds; Kerry Doss, freshman, 126 pounds; Kevin Campbell, freshman, 134 pounds; Brian Flack, freshman 134 pounds; Pat Utter, sophomore, 142 pounds; Adam Swartz, freshman, 142; Chris Shaw, freshman, 150 pounds; Tim Jordan, freshman, 158 pounds; Mark Thompson, freshman, 158 pounds; Lazarro Ybarra, sophomore, 167 pounds; Leroy Walton, freshman, 167 pounds; Juan Ybarra, sophomore, 177 pounds; Tim Jenck, freshman, 190 pounds; Ken Young, sophomore, heavyweight; Billy Springs, freshman, heaw weight. Photo by Amber D FAST BREAK SCORE- Ai Schlegelmilch of Clackai provides the perfect finish this fast break agai Southwestern Oregon Ci munity College. The worm team has back to back gai Jan. 16 against Lane Commi ty College in Eugene and J 17 at home against Linn-Ben Community College. Sports Brief Intramural basketball With another term of school comes another round of in tramural competition. The main intramural sport will be five on five basketball. The competition, which is limited to non-intercollegiate basketball players, will be played on Tuesdays and Thursdays at n in the gym in Randall hall. “I’d like to start out with e teams,” said Kathie Woods, tramural director, “Sometimi gets down around three or fi but eight would be good.” The deadline to sign up is day, Jan. 16 by 2 p.m. Sigi rosters are located on the tramural bulletin bo downstairs in Randall hall. Better” Ball Point Pen 89* Whatever the assignment, Pilot has the formula for writing comfort and precision. Pilot’s Better Ball Point Pen, in medium and fine points, lets you breeze through long note-taking sessions. In fact, we’ve made writer’s fatigue a thing of the past! 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