SPORTS
THE PRINT
October 5,1988
Page 4
Despite volleyballers' inexperience
Cougars enthusiastic about season
By
Luis Perez
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Staff Writer
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“With the abundance of
consistency.
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“We have trouble keep talent on this team, our goal of
and the promise of continued
improvement keeps Woods, and ing our intensity level up through making the playoffs should cer
the whole game. It’s not physical, tainly be feasible,” she said.
her team enthusiastic.
The women will continue
The strength of this years it’s mental,” she said.
Woods seems towards there goal when they hit
team lies in the overall depth to
do a splendid recruiting job this enthusiastic about her team’s the road to face Chemeketa. Their
year. Standouts among many chances.
next league action will come
outstanding new players include-
October 14, when they will be at
home to face Umpqua.
Casie Harker, a North Medford
graduate who earned an all-state
selection her senior year. Mindy
Zgorzelski a Graduate of Sweet
Home was also a First Team All
State selection.
Both of these volley
players were all-tournament se
The Air Force is looking for
lections at the Lassen College of
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managers and... mote Our posi-
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Other Cougar players
through Air Force ROTC.
who have shown marked im
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As an Air Force ROTC cadet you’ll be trained
provement this season accord
in leadership and management practices Yxi may
also apply for our scholarship program that helps pay
ing to Coach Woods are Judy
“I was pleased to be that Bennett, who lead the team in
college expenses, phis $100 per academic month, tax free
After graduation, you’ll have ail the prestige and respon
close. It was a good start for us, kills this past week, and Chris
sibility of an Air Force officer Yxill discoMer a new world
we have to work hard, and get Nyland who played superbly in
where you’ll be challenged to excel... and rewarded for your
healthy,” he said.
friday night’s victory over Lane.
success. Let us give you the details today
Both the Men’s, and
One thing that disturbs
CAPT BOB PARKER
women’s team will be back in Coach Woods about the play of
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action this Saturday when they this years team is the lack of
travel to Gresham to compete in
the Mt Hood Invitational.
running team.
Clackamas coaches hope
that they can develop a higher
level of cohesiveness before fac
ing Chemeketa, in what could
turn out to be a crucial game.
“Everyone is giving, but
not at the same time,” said head
coach Kathie Woods.
The Cougars 1-2 in
league play, and 7-3 overall do
have cause for optimism. Eleven
out of the twelve women rosters
are freshman. The only return
ing player is Chris Mcallister.
The Cougar freshman
are already showing signs of
Following friday’s five
set victory over league rival Lane
Community College, it seemed
nothing would be able to dampen
the enthusiasm of the Clacka
mas Community College volley
ball team.
This, however, was be
fore sustaining a loss on Satur
day to cross town rival Mt. Hood
Community College, another
team in the hunt for a league title
this season.
So far in the 1988-89
season the Cougars have been an
often brilliant, but incostient
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NEED LEADERS
Cross Country teams are
off and running
By Mark A. Borrelli
Sports Editor
The Clackamas men’s,
and women’s cross country team,
hoping to remain a state and
northwest power have gotten
underway, and are off to a flying
start.
The women finished first
in the community college divi
sion, and four members of the
team brought home individual
awards. Karin Merritt, Angie
Wright, and Karmay Bond were
in the top five in the 14-19 age
division. Lori Schutt finished
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second in the 40-49 age group.
Even with the great
showing in Nevada, the best was
yet to come for Coach Mike
Hodges, and his team, as they
won the Clackamas invitational
35 to 36 over Bellvue.
“That was the most sig
nificant performance by a
women’s team at Clackamas this
decade,” Hodges said.
With the big victory,
Clackamas claimed wins over
Lane, and Mt Hood. A pair of
tough league foes according to
Hodges.
“I was pleased. It was a
solid victory over Lane, and Mt
Hood. Our girls are really going
to be competitive,” Hodges said.
Although Hodges is not
exactly blessed with experience,
he makes up for that with many
talented women, and hard work.
Five of the seven women roster is
made up with freshman.
Dusty Moore, Nick Barger,
and Mike Paulson appear to be
the main three men for Clacka
mas this season. Barger finished
sixth in the Clackamas Invita
tional, Moore was ninth, and Paul
son came in eleventh in Clacka
mas third place finish.
The third place finish is
not be a reflection on the men’s
season this year. Some key in
jures have hurt the Cougars. Ryan
Burco a Sophomore, men’s cap
tain is bothered by a knee injury,
and had to drop out of the race
satuiday. Despite the injury prob
lems, Hodges remains optimis-
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