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SPORTS
■ April 10,1991
THE CLACKAMAS PRINT
Page 7
Breaking in the new home turf...
5 Cougar track teams soar to first over rivals
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by Brenda Hodgen
Sports Editor
Some spectacular things
happened over the weekend for
the Cougar men’s and women’s
track teams. The teams competed
here against Lane Community
College, Mt. Hood Community
College, Grays Harbor Commu
nity College, and Green River
Community College. Clackamas*
men and women both took first
place which marks a 6-0 record for
the men this season, and extends
their number of consecutive wins
to 21 over the past two years, with
a record of 47-1 over the last three
and a half years. For the women
this competition proved to be
successful since it was their first
victoty over Lane CC since the
late 1970s and the second year in
a row they’ve been victorious over
Mt. Hood CC since the 70s.
Photo by Greg Hen
Pam Raade strives for the lead In the women's 400m dash,
where she finished third with a time of 1:00.2. Raade is this
team's strength in the sprints. The Cougar ladies were victori*
ous over all four competitors last weekend including rivals
Lane CC and Mt. Hood CC.
MEN
Dwayne Arnold
1st 110 High Hurdles 14.6sec
400Hurdles 54.3 sec
Rick McClung
1st Hammer Throw 126’2"(pr)
Billy Borkus
1st 3,000m Steeple Chase 9:47.5
Kevin Buse
1st 1500m 4:08.8
David Bate
1st Hieh Jumn 6’2"
Coach Mike Hodges showed
sincere enthusiasm.
“The competitive part of the
meet was outstanding. We ended
up very tough. The other teams
were horrified by the weather and
ended up scratching out of events
and folding, but our teams just
kept fighting,” explained Hodges.
“It was a historic time...just really
neat. The men performed just like
I thought they would, and the
women performed better than we
ever could have wished for,” he
continued. “This was the first meet
we ran on the newly resurfaced
track and it was just a great way to
inaugurate the new track”
The Cougars were not only
victorious; they won by consider
able numbers. Men’s scores were:
Clackamas 132, Mt Hood 78, Lane
43, Green River 18, and Grays
Harbor 11. Women’s scores fin
ished at: Clackamas 81, Lane 44,
Grays Harbor 33, Mt Hood 32,
and Green River 14.
The men swept all three places
in the hammer and the pole vault
and took first and second in the
3,000m steeple chase. Also four
new NWAACC qualifiers came
out of this meet: Billy Borkus and
Gene Brenderhorst in the steeple
chase, Kyle Riggs in the 110m
hurdles, and Tim Grady in the
100m dash. Before this meet the
team had 16 men qualifying in 23
events and 8 women qualifying in
12 events. Hodges showed enthu-
siasm here, too.
Photo by Greg He«®
David Bate leaps over the High Jump during last weekend's
meet where he cleared 6*2" as he landed in first place.
“It’s really great that we have
this many qualifiers this early in
the season,” he said. “They can
qualify any time throughout the
season, so we still have a lot of
time for those who haven’t yet
made the time or distance.”
The Cougars are now prepar
ing for the Mt Hood Relays, April
13 where the Clackamas men are
the defending champions.
r,m^ugar Placings: April 6,1991
1st 100m
11.0 sec
Greg Hess
1st Pole Vault 14’6'
Ryan Parshall
1st Discus
133’7'
Mike Paulson
1st 5,000m
16:23.0
Gene Branderhorst
2nd 3.000m SteeDle
Randy Fish
2nd 400m Hurdles
56.9sec
Ryan Parshall
2nd Hammer Throw 110’H"(pr)
Chris Hale
2nd Pole Vault 13’0"(pr)
Kristy Blair
1st 1500m
5:17.3
800m
2:30.5
Alicia Smith
1st Long Jump 15*9"
100m
13.1 sec
Sonia Schmuland
1st 5,000m
20:49.0
Jenny Gay
1st 100m Hu idles [no time avail]
Alicia Smith
2nd Triple Jump 31'31/2*
.Pam Raade
2nd 200m
27.4 sec
3rd 400m
1:00.2 sec
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Hodges is looking forward to
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remainder of the season and
throughout next year.
“We’ve finally built ourselves
enough so that we’re headed in
the direction we want to go,”
Hodges said. “And, the exciting
part about this team [of women]
is that they’re all freshmen.”
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