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sports
Team opens season at Ice Breaker
by Christopher Curran
Sports Editor
Join a sport
There is a tennis dub a
ackamas. Anyone interested ir
sying should contact Nancj
ickdtori at extension 450.
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oming up...
The Baseball team starts its
ison with two double-headers
ch day at Yakima Valley
arch 21 arid 22... The Softball
im’s next game is March 12
ainst Willamette at home...
•xt up for the Track team is the
egon Invitational March 14 in
igene.
The Clackamas track team
presented itself at the Linfield Ice
Breaker March 7 in McMinnville.
The meet was a warmup for the
Oregon Invitational March 14.,
On the women’s side of the
Held, Jean Barnett ran a 11:18.3
(11 minutes, 18 and three-tenths
seconds) to qualify early for the
northwest championships.
Jackie Harper turned in a 18
second performance in the 100
meter hurdles and was clocked at
1:15.7 in the 400 meter hurdles,
which are both “pretty good
results” according to Coach Mike
Hodges.
In the shot put competition,
Carrie Novikoff put the shot 37
' ft. seven inches, which was near
her best from last year. Dena
Raddle ran the 800 meters with a
time of 2:39.5 and Maggie Stratte
ran a 5:37.9 in the 1500 meters.
Hodges siad the high points for
the men were Willie Huson’s
9:34.6 performance in the 3000
meter steeple-chase, Greg Suiter’s
4:06.8 in the 1500 meters, which
was five seconds faster than he
“We’re trying to upgrade the (track) program so we’re
getting performances out of true student athletes that will
reflect well on the college. ”
- Mike Hodges
Track Coach
started last year, Rick Hansen’s
400 meter hurdle time of 58.7
seconds, and the 5000 meter
times of 15:38.3 and 15:45.2 by>
Dan Muse and Mike Smith.
“We definitely need an im
provement in the sprinting area,”
said Hodges. Hodges said that
the team’s goals were to finish in
the top three in the state cham-
pionships and bring back at least
one trophy from the northwest
championships.
“We’re trying to upgrade the
(track) program so we’re getting
performances out of true student
athletes that will reflect well on
the college,” expressed Hodges.
Intramural teams compete
by Carolyn Clinkingbeard
There’s plenty of room in the
bleachers. All of you hoopster
The All Stars and the Data fans are welcome to come cheer
Generals, two. of Clackamas for your favorites.
Community College’s in
tramural basketball teams,
clashed at noon Feb. 26.
The Stars rolled over the
Generals 67-35. The Stars
dominated throughout the game
although the Generals kept toss
ing.
There are eight intramural
teams, whose purpose is recrea
tion. Team membership may
vary, but once a player has
played any part of a game for
(me team he may not play for
another team. A player must be
signed up oh the team roster
prior to the start of the game.
Each team is required to furnish
its own official. Games start at
12:10 p.m. on Turesdays and
Thursdays.
A single elimination tourney
is held, based on the round
robin seeding format. The win
ner of the | single elimination
tourney will be declared the
Champions. The final games
for this term will be played
March 12.
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