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SPORTS May 27,1992 THE CLACKAMAS PRINT Page 7 Men's and Women's track teams take titles by Greg Tully Staff Writer The CCC track teams swept the NWAACC Championships last week, winning themen’stide by a score of 139-138 over Spokane and the women’s by a score of 170-106 over Bellvue. “When I had looked at the schedule beforehand, I had fig ured that the men would win by two and that got cut in half,” Coach Mike Hodges said. “It was an interesting meet, we lost in some areas I thought we were solid, but we gained when some people came through.” The other teams in the then’s field were Clark with 100 points, followed by Bellvue (66), Cheme- keta (64), Highline (38), Mt Hood (37), Blue Mountain (19), Linn- Benton (19),Lane (16), Southern Oregon (12), Umpqua (4),Gray’s Harbor (1) and Green River(l). Ryan Parshall set a confer ence record of 168’1" in the hammer throw. Parshall also came in second in the discus, with a throw of 142’9", followed by Justin LaPointe in third with a distance of 140’11”. LaPointe also took fifth in the shot put at 45’9". Mike Hieb also set a confer ence record in winning the jave lin withathrow of230’7".Chuck David came in fifth at a distance of 188’1", a personal record. Darwin Arnold had a sea- son's-best performance in the 110m hurdles, winning in a time of 14.8 seconds. In the triple jump, Dean Jol ley took second with a personal record distance of 47’1 1/2", fol lowed by Aaron Amick, who had a season’s-best 46’9" for third place. Joey Bias was sixth at 44’2". “Jolley broke his old per Last Friday saw the Clackamas track team take the men's and women's championships. The men won by one point photo by Vivian John »on while the women won by 64. sonal record by a foot and Amick had his season’s best by two feet,” Hodges said. “Without those two coming through, we wouldn’t have won.” Jolley also finished fourth in the long jump with a leap of 22’6" and in the 100 with a time of 11.28 seconds. Tim Grady took fifth in 11.29. Mark Boede set a personal record in the pole vault, clearing 14* for a third place finish. Billy Borkus took second in the 3,000 by running a personal record 9:32.1. Nathan Matlock took sixth in 10:00.13, also a personal record. Oscar Bauman took sixth in the 10,000, finishing in a per sonal-record time of 33:05.0. In the 1500, Tim Marshall had a season’s-best time of 4:092, good for fourth place. Steve Edwards tied for third in the high jump, clearing 6’7”, also a season’s-best. Juha Tuominen finished third in the 400 in a time of 49.6 sec onds. He also took fourth in the 200in 22.45 seconds, a season’s- best time. In the 800, Jason West seta personal record by finishing in 1:56.19, good for second. Arnold took fourth in the 400m hurdles in a time of 54.9 seconds. Bauman lode fifth in the 5000 in 15:43.57, a personal record. Borkus was sixth in 15:55.61. The men took second in both relays, with the team of Grady, Jolley, Arnold and Tuominen finishing the 400 relay in 42.56. In the 1600, Arnold, Platt, West and Tuominen finished in 3:2156. It was the third straight NWAACC title for the Cougar men’s team. They placed some one in all events but one, the decathlon. “We were saved by all the people who came up with break through performances,” Hodges said. “In particular, Jolley and Amick in the triple jump, Bau man in the 5000, Boede in the pole vault, Marshall in the 1500 and David in the javelin.” For the women, it was a much more comfortable margin of vic tory. After CCC and Bellvue, the order of finish went: Mt. Hood (71), Clark (58), Spokane (57), Blue Mountain (52), Umpqua (30), Chemeketa (24), Gray’s Harbor (21), Linn-Benton (16), Green River (13) and Lane (5). “It was really a total team effort, even though it wasn’t as close as the men’s competition,” Hodges said, “it was the first women’s championship ever.” Alicia Smith won the high point award for scoring the most points of any single competitor, with 32 1/2. Smith set a personal record in the long jump, with a distance of 17’10 3/4", good for second place. She also took second in the 100, with a season’s-best time of 12.62 seconds. Nancy Nelson took fourth in the 100 in 13 seconds. Smith set a school record in the triple jump, taking third with a distance of 36* 1/2" and she took second in the 200 in 26.22 seconds. Pam Raade was fourth in 26.63. Smith also teamed up with Nelson, Amy Hines and Raade to win the 400 relay in a time of 49.21, a season’s-best perform ance. Hines, meanwhile, took first in the heptathalon with a score of 4,120. Hines also came in second in the 400m hurdles in a time of 1:06.44. Deanna Arreola was sixth in 1:08.81, a personal record. Ilene Penas took first in the shot put, with a throw of 42*, followed by LaChelle Pierce, who had a personal-record throw of 38*. Jill Warrington was fourth, with a distance of 36’ 11". Penas also took second in the discus, with a throw of 124’8". Warrington was fifth at 119’1”. Warrington also took fifth in the javelin, clearing a distance of 126’6". In the 10,000, Sonia Schmu- land had a season ’s-best perform ance, taking fourth in 43:22.5. Schm uland also took fourth in the 5000 in a time of 20.12.63, a personal record. Roni Del Sol was fifth in 20:15.49. Heidi Spillum took first in the 1500 in a time of 4:50.4. She also came in second in the 3000 in 10:44.4. Del Sol was sixth in 11:20.69. 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