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THE CLACKAMAS PRINT
SPORTS
February 13,1991
Cougar courtmen take two losses in stride
by Frank Jordan
Staff Writer
The Clackamas men’s basket
ball team found the going pretty
tough last week, dropping two
league games by close margins.
Last Wednesday, the Cougars
ventured into the unfriendly con
fines of Mt. Hood Community
College, and lost to MHCCby the
score of 76-72. The game was
close throughout, where the big
gest lead for each team was six
points. But good shooting in the
end proved to be the difference in
the ball game.
CCC had all five starters score
in double figures, led by the 27
points of Glen Kiser, on 11-12
shooting from the floor, and he
also led Cougar rebounders with
10. Neil Delplanche followed with
13 points, David Daniels had 11
points and 8 assists, Dan Bartel
had 11 points, and David
Hollingsworth had 10 points.
On Saturday, the Cougars lost
a heart-breaker to Umpqua Com
munity .College by the score of 73-
71. Clackamas lost the game in
the second half, after taking a 39-
32 lead into the locker room at
halftime. Umpqua used timely
shooting down the stretch to help
itself to the road win.
The Cougars again put five
players into double figures, led
this time by David Hollingsworth,
who had 18 points and 9 rebounds
from his post position. Glen Kiser
had 15 points and 9 rebounds,
David Daniels survived a rough
shooting night to add 14 points,
Neil Delplanche hit four 3-point-
ers on his way to 12 points and
added 5 assists, and Dan Bartel
had 10 points.
The Cougars shot a dismal 41
percent from the field, on 24of 59,
while Umpqua hit on 28 of 57 for
49 percent. Clackamas out-re
bounded UCC by a 34-29margin.
CCC will go on the road
Wednesday to meet Chemeketa
Community College in Salem, then
come home on Saturday to face
Southwestern Oregon Community
College. Both games begin at 6
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Wednesday, the Cougars lost
to Mt Hood 73-76. Although the
team played fairly well, according
to Garver, the game got off to a
rough start and never got any bet
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Freshmen Launa Meek and
Jenny Spilseth put in some high
numbers, scoring 20 and 17 con
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Smith and Kristin Lyons who each
added 11 points to the Cougar
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“It’s just too bad that we lost
to them. It would have been nice
to have beaten them again, then
we would be one up on them and
they would be the ones struggling
for the fourth spot,” continued
Garver. “Now, they only have
Portland and Lane left to play,
which isn’t good because PCC is a
sure win, and we have Cheme
keta, who is ranked first”
Saturday also turned out to
be an upsetting defeat against
Umpqua Community College.
Meek led the team again, though,
finishing with 32 points on the
board.
“Launa had a good game both
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