SPORTS
THE CLACKAMAS PRINT October 11,1989 Page 12
McMahon Coach of the Year
by Staci Beard
Sports Editor
Mick McMahon, the bowling
coach who received the AVCO
1989 Coach of the Year award,
also performs that task at Clacka­
mas Community College.
The award was sponsored by
the AVCO Financial Services. The
contest had entries from every state.
Although finding out that he
was a winner was a big but pleas­
ant surprise, McMahon knew of
the his entry into the contest Each
nominated person had to write an
article about how he motivated
his classes and his methods.
The result -of winning the
award besides the honor was an
all-expense-paid trip to Alexan­
dra, Virginia, which he shared with
his daughter.
“Part of my reason in getting
kids interested in the sport be­
sides the enjoyment of it, is be­
cause right now adult leagues
consist mostly of participants in
their forties. As they get older,
there will be less people behind
them to fill those leagues up.
“Besides that, I also enjoy
watching the kids develop both as
bowlers and as people,” explained
McMahon.
In the late 1950’s, when bowl­
ing alleys were springing up eve­
rywhere, is when McMahon first
picked up the sport
“During the summer when I
was 12, the local bowlingalleywas
giving free lessons and bowling
for teens in the area,” stated
McMahon.
At the age of fifteen, McMa­
hon made the decision to try and
become a professional bowler.
From the Summer of 1970 until
the Summer of 1972 McMahon
was on the professional tour until
an eye disease interrupted his
career. Except for a brief return in
Summer of 1982 until the Fall of
1983, his career in professional
bonding was over.
For three years, McMahon
has been coach of the Cougai
bowling team. Last year’s season
ended when the team voted to
drop from the league due to feel­
ing of unfairness by the President
of the Oregon Conference.
This Spring the President was
voted out of office and the Cou­
gars will return to action this year.
“Being able to pass on the
knowledge that I have gained has
enabled me to pass it on to those
that I teach is great,” concluded
McMahon.
Cougar Calendar
Cross
o
C untry
Volleyball
Det 14. at Mt. Hood Invt.
Det 28. Region 4
Champ.
Nov 11. NWAACC
Champ.
Volleyball
standings
Southern Division**
Vit. Hood
Chemeketa
SWOCC
Linn-Benton
Lane
CLACKAMAS
Jmpqua
The Clackamas Print
sports department
would like to announce
that we will be having a
sports trivia contest
which will start in our
sports insert on Nov. 1.
We will be offering some
very nice prizes for
those of you who want
to test your trivia.
6-0
3- 1
4- 2
2-3
1- 3
2- 4
0-5
Oct 13/14 at Greenriver
Crossover tournament.
Oct 18. at Mt. Hood
Oct 20. Umpqua
Oct 25. Linn-Benton
Oct 27/28 at Blue Mt.
Invatational
Nov 1. Lane
Nov 3/4 at Chemeketa
cross over
Nov 8. at Chemeketa
Nov 11. Southwestern
OrCC
Nov 13/14. League
playoffs
Game times are 7 p.m.
unless otherwise noted.
Runners capture Athlete
of the Month award
far this season Wright has been
right on target She took first place
at Linn-Benton. She finished 6th
in her age group at the Prefon­
taine classic, and she has been the
first lady Cougar across the line in
every race this season.
The male athlete of the month
is freshman cross country runner
GeneBranberhorst. Branberhorst,
a freshman from Estacada High
School has been very competitive
thus far this season and has posted
two big wins. He finished 2nd at
The University of Portland invi­
tational September 9th. He was
the first finisher in the 15-19 age
group at the Prefontaine classic
and finished first inaraceat Linn-
Benton.
“They have done a super job.
Gene has been very competitive,
he’s one of the top runners in the
league, at least one of the top
freshman. Angie is one of the best
females in the Northwest,” said
Coach Mike Hodges.
by Mark A Borrelli
Sports Editor
This year the Clackamas Print
sports department will recognize
outstanding athletic achievements
with an Athlete of the Month
Award.
The winners of these awards
will all be finalist for the athlete of
the year award, which will be
handed out in June. Each month,
a male and female athlete will be
chosen athlete of the month and
at the end of the year, three cate­
gories will be selected. Male ath­
lete of the year, female athlete of
the year, and outstanding fresh­
man athlete.
Nominations for athletes of
the month should be turned in to
the sports desk in Trailer B.
The September athletes of the
month both come from the Clacka­
mas cross country team. Super
sophomore Angie Wright becomes
are first female athlete of the
month. She has been superb. Thus
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