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    SPORTS
THE CLACKAMAS PRINT
May 23,1990
Page
Cougars sweep South Puget, next stop NWAACC tournament
by Staci Beard
Sports Editor
Preparations are in high gear
for the women’s softball team going
into the NWAACC Champion­
ship Tournament in Spokane on
May 25 and 26.
The Cougars finished off the
season by sweeping their last double
headers against South Puget Sound
Community College to finish sec­
ond in the Southern Division with
a 13-7 record.
The first game saw Heather
McCorkle pitch a five hitter with
no walks as the Cougars shut out
SPSCC6-0.
The offense carried a lot of
consistency as both Kristi
Northcutt and Lisa Williamson
went 2-3. Out of her four appear­
ances at the plate Julie Troutner
picked up three hits. Molly
Bremmer also had a strong day
going 2-4.
The Cougars picked up a to-
tal of 12 base hits against a pitcher
that Coach Paul Fiskum feels will
get votes as MVP of the league.
In the second game the bats
were quieter but behind Landa
Gross’ one hit shutout they didn’t
need any for a 2-0 victory.
Defensively everything came
together for the last game.
“Everything we tried defen­
sively worked. KC. Jones picked
two off first. Williamson robbed
two base hits from them. Every-
one who tried to steal we got,”
explained Fiskum.
Clackamas’ first match up in
the tournament will be a rematch
with Skagit Valley who the Cou­
gars defeated in the Champion­
ship match. Earlier this season in
a crossover tournament Clacka­
mas lost to them in nine innings 4-
6,
“They are one of the hottes
teams in the Northwest. The
started the season at 5-7 then sha
out to a 12-8 by winning seven ou
of the next eight in route toa fins
14-10record. Wedidn’t getaeas
draw, but if we play as well defen
sivelyas wedidon Wednesday,w
will be okay,” stated Fiskum.
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