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    SPORTS
9$ y verri ber 21,1990
THE CLACKAMAS
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Can you say, ‘Great Season?1
's side eager as first game approaches
Women's basketball coach Phil Garver Is looking to have a good year. Their first game is at the
p ^ys Harbor Tournament. _________________________
PROFILE
JENNY SPILSETH
Date of Birth:8-5-71
SportzBasketball
PositionzGuard
High SchoolzMilwaukie
Major/Futurc PlansrNursing
Athletic IdolzClyde Drexler
What are your future goals ?”I want
to graduate from college with my
B.S. in Nursing. Then, I’ll get
married, have a family and make
lots of money.”
What do you do in your spare
time?” I hang out with my friends,
go to movies and dancing. Also, I
do a lot of things with my family.”
What are your feelings on the
team thisyear?”I think we’re going
to be good. We’re quick, not very
tall, but our defensive skills and
quickness will make up for that.
Andi think we’re all prettyclose,
we get along well.”
If you could chose one word to
describe yourself, what would it
be?”Oh, that’s tough. I want to
say happy, but that doesn’t sound
right I’m enthusiastic.”
How do you want people to re-1
member Jenny Spilseth?” I want
them to think that I was fun to be j
around and always gave my all.”
Sports Trivia Quiz
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"Great Guru" of sports trivia?
Do you think that you can an­
swer all the following sports trivia
questions? If you do, you may be
eligible for a mystery sports prize.
To be eligible, answer the
questions on the page in the space
provided, cut it out and turn it
into the student activities office,
or Trailer B, whichever is convi-
enent.
The winner will be an­
nounced in the final issue this
term Dec 5.-Deadline for entries
is Nov. 30. Good luck.
What WHL team had the-most
100 point scorers in one season?
What team has won the most
games on Monday Night Foot­
ball?
How many times has the Clacka­
mas Crosscountry team won the
co-ed NWAACC tournament?
Name the NBA team that had
the second draft pick in 1986.
Which NHL player holds the rec­
ord for the longest streak with­
out scoring a goal?
What two sports have a rubber?
Name an athlete other than Bo
Jackson who has played two or
more professional sports.
Which NHL goaltender played
in a game last year without step­
ping between the pipes?
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by Brenda Hodgen
Sports Writer
Off to an eager start, the
Women’s Basketball team will face
Grays Harbor Community Col­
lege Friday in their first game of
the season at 6p.m. in Randall
Gym. Saturday the ladies, will
remain at home and meet Walla
Walla Community College.
“Grays Harbor will be pretty
tough, they have a lot of sopho-
moreswho provide a lot of experL
ence,” explained Cougar Coach
Phil Garver. “I don’t know how
Walla Walla looks. They’ve lost
their posts, but their coach usu­
ally does a good job recruiting. So
this weekend we’ll be looking for
our best”
The team has only four re­
turning players of which only two
are starters; Karla Yoder, and
Meredith Murphy. According to
Garver, though, that shouldn’t be
too big of an obstacle,
“We did lose a couple of po­
tential sophomores, one girl went
to Oregon to play, and the other
decided not to play; but, we have
two starters back plus Misti Gra­
ham who has seen some playing
time, and we have Stacey Wallace
who had no playing time last year,
but is an excellent team leader.”
Another variable for the team
seems to besize, with only one girl
over six foot. Again Garver sees
little concern.
“We are a short team, but we
are veiy very quick and I think
that quickness will make up for
our heighth.”
The ladies have participated
in a couple of pre-season scrim­
mages and have proven to be
competitive.
Garver explains that against
Linn field Community College, and
Warner Pacific, “We showed good
signs of quickness, and excellent
defensive skills,” he continued, “I
think (Freshmen) Jenny Spilseth
and Launa Meek will be key play-,
ers this year. They both have out­
standing defensive skills.”
Last week the ladies met with
Pacific University for a scrimmage,
and as Gaiyer explains “Pacific
won the NAI Region Champion­
ships and we competed real well
against them. Their coach was real
impressed with our team,” he
continued, “so that is a real good
sign.”
Looking into league play
Garver says it’s “too early to tell.”
Men's basketball
Team ready for good year
by Aaron Brown
ment is needed. Offense is not
Sports Editor
one of those things.
The men’s basketball season
“We’re okay on offense, but
is about to start, but this year, I’m concerned about our defense,
Coach Royce Kiser hopes to since we need to improve our help,
emphasize a different aspect to recovering, denying, and transfer
the game.
skills. Our goals are to improve all
“I’m really stressing this year phases of defense.”
that I want the guys to makegood
Of course Kiser also com­
grades as well as play well, so they mented that they also need to stress
can go on to other schools,” re­ not turning the ball over too much
lated Kiser, “Because they will on offense.
really go nowhere if their grades
The makeup of the team it­
are low. Its just something they self is fairly well balanced, despite
have to do.”
the fact that there is only one re-
The first test of the year will tuming starter from last year, guard
come at the Red Devil Classicon David Daniels. There are four other
Nov. 23-25.
returning players, Dan Bartel, Jim
“This will be a good Tourna­ Martineau, David Hollingsworth,
ment We get a chance to play and Chris Lucas.
three games against quality play­
Kiser had positive things to
ers,” commented Kiser.
say about each player, but with
The Cougar team has one the Daniels in particular.
“Daniels was 1st team all
last two out of three tournaments
there, yet last year the team lost league last year and he is one of
two out of three games, but still the, if not the quickest, guard I’ve
had one of the best seasons ever. ever coached. His full court pres­
Kiser is unsure about how they sure defense is the best I’ve ever
coached and even seen in this
will do this year.
“We are on the strong side of league," said Kiser.
the bracket there, so hopefully we’ll
“I can honestly say that the
win some, but you never know,” team are the type of kids we want
stated Kiser.
in our program; some (freshmen)
There are some key areas Kiser are a little behind the sophomores,
hopes to work on with the team but I expect to see great improve­
this season, since he knows there ment from them,” concluded Kiser.
are some areas where improve-
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