The Clackamas print. (Oregon City, Oregon) 1989-2019, April 20, 1994, Page 7, Image 7

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    Wednesday, April 20,1994__________________________
Sports__________ ______ The Clackamas Print Pg. 7
Hodges declares Webber 'Hero of the Meet'
by Jesse Sowa
The Print Staff
Team unity is important to
Head Coach Mike Hodges and his
track & field teams. The teams
showed their unity with a strong
showing at the Mt. Hood Relays at
Lewis & Clark College on Satur­
day.
The men’s squad won
the eleven-team meet with 128
points followed by Clark with 86
and Bellevue with 84. The women
held off Bellevue for first place
with 1 lOpoints. Bellevue followed
with 82 and Mt. Hood had 76. The
Cougars also won the Co-Ed com­
bined title with 238 points.
Bellevue took second with 168.
Hodges explained that
the men have won that meet five
years in a row and six of the last
seven years. The women have won
two out of the last three and
Clackamas has won the co-ed title
for the last four years straight.
Hodges also said that the
meet was set up in a format en­
tirely different from regular track
meets. The hurdles were the only
events ran as individual events,
but the field events were all run
the same.
Hodges said that this
meet is a good catapult for the rest
of the season because it helps bring
the team together as a whole and
builds a lot of unity, which is
important for such a large group.
Hodges explained that
depth has been an important as­
pect in his teams’ success through­
out the season and it showed again
Saturday. Both teams managed to
score in every event held.
Maury Webber was de­
clared the “Hero of the Meet” by
Hodges after he passed and out-
sprinted his competitorfrom Clark
in leading the 4 X 1600m team to
a win. “He ignited the excitement
of the team,” said Hodges.
Thrower Kris Long came out of a
small slump with two impressive
wins in the hammer and the shot
put.Long threw 154 feet, lOinches
in the hammer and 48-61/2 in the
shot put..
Craig Connors tied his
personal record with a 15' 6 "
effort in the pole vault. Dave Is­
land took an easy win in the jav­
elin with a throw of 194-6. Evan
Vuksich took second and had a
p.r. in the triple jump at 44-7 3/4.
Ryan Clay reached eighth place
on the all-time 110 meters hurdles
list with a p.r. and a time of 15.1
seconds.
The men’s 4 x 800 relay
team of Adam West (1:57.2),
Kevin Bartholomae (1:58.54),Leo
Sanders (1:57.75), and Brian
Buckingham (2:01.74) ran away
with an easy win in a time of
7:55.4. Hodges was impressed with
Leo Sanders two 800meter legs in
the distance medley and the 4 x
800relay. Adam West helped lead
the men’s team to two impressive
wins with 800 meter legs, in the 4
x 800 and the distance medley.
The women’s team also
had some strong wins at Saturday ’ s
meet. Hodges said that the
women’s strength was in the
throwing events where Meredith
Case and Karissa Skarberg took
second and third in the discus and
shot put, respectively. Kami Sisk
took first in the 100m hurdles with
a season’s best of 15.4 seconds.
The women’s 4 x 200
team ran away with first in a time
of 1:49.3. That team was led by
Krisite Preiskom, who ran the
200 in 25.01 seconds. Hodges said
that the 4 x 800 team of Preiskorn
(2:29.35>, Wendy Johnson
(2:24.68), Cindy Keene (2:28.68),
and Elizabeth Ribbeck (2:32.7)
showed“a very fine performance.”
Hodges said that within
the next week or so, the teams will
begin to work on less distance and
more shorter runs to prepare for
the regional 'championships in
mid-May. Both teams will travel
to Vancouver on Saturday where
they will compete in a ten-team
invitational at Hudson’s Bay High
School. Hodges expects the meet
to be a big battle with his teams
facing their top rivals, Lane and
Clark.
In Major League Baseball
Our neighbors to the North will win again
by Jeff Adams
The Print Staff
Spring has sprung and that
means Major League Baseball is
back in gear.
in baseball.
Dykstra are the keys. Baseball’s
2. Baltimore- Free agent version of the WWF is back.
pick ups Palmerio, and Sabo will
National League Central:
help the lineup. Ben McDonald, Almost anyone can win this one.
and Mike Mussina are the keys to
1. Houston- Solid pitching
staff. Jeff Bagwell is an all-star.
The biggest additions to the the pitching staff.
American League Central:
Mitch Williams will help the
game this season is the divisional
bullpen.
realignment. The American and There are two good teams.
1. Chicago-Frank Thomas,
2. Cincinatti- Not a bad
National league will now have a
team. If the team can stay healthy
central division to go along with and the best pitching staff in the
then they will have a shot at first.
the east and the west. Cleveland, A.L. will put the Sox in the play­
National League West: The
and Texas have new stadiums and offs.
2. Cleveland-The tribecan­ Giants division-to loose.* ■
the all-star game will be in-Pitts- -
1. San Francisco- Bonds is
burgh. And for the first time since play. A new stadium, and veterans
the games best. Portugal brings 18
many of us were bom George Brett, Eddie Murray, and Jack Morris
wins, and Darren Lewis is the best
Nolan Ryan, Robin Yount, and will combine with the youth and
defensive outfielder in the game.
Carlton Fisk will not be suiting have a winning season.
American League West: A
2. Los Angeles- Deshields
up. The following are my predic­
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tions for the 1994 season. Don’t young talented division.
1. Seattle- The lineup is the
won’t hurt them.
take them to Vegas with you but
The Playoffs.
some are so obvious that even Pete best in M’s history. Ken Griffey
can do it all, and the pitching is
American League: Blue
Rose would bet on them.
Jays, Indians, White Sox, Mari­
The league playoffs will solid.
2. Texas- Clark, Gonzalez,
ners.
consist of the three division cham­
National League: Braves,
pions, and a wild card team. The and Canseco = 100 h.r.’s. Their
wild card team will be the remain­ pitching will keep them from first Giants, Phillies, Astros.
World Series: Yes folks are
ing team with the best record out place.
neighbors to the north win it again.
of the three divisions. Here are the
National League East: The Toronto 4-2 over the Giants.
top two teams from each divi­
best division in baseball.
Postseason Awards.
sions.
1. Atlanta- Still the best team
American League East: The over the last three years that hasn ’ t
won it all. Ryan Klesko will make
top three teams have a shot.
h Toronto- Still too much up for the loss of Ron Gant.
2. Philadelphia- Should be
talent and depth. A solid pitching
staff goes along with the best lineup the wild card team. Kruk, and
N.L. MVP- Barry Bonds,
Runner Up- Fred McGriff,
Darkhorse- Matt Williams.
A.L. MVP- Ken Griffey,
Runner Up- Juan Gonzalez,
Darkhorse- Mo Vaughn.
N.L. Cy Young- Greg
Maddux, Runner Up- Tom
Glavine.
A.L. Cy Young- Randy
Johnson, Runner Up- Jim Abott.
-Don’t count on:
Veterans to bow out to the
youth just yet
Wade Boggs will hit over
.320, and win the batting crown.
Andre Dawson will hit 30
h.r.’s and drive in 90+ runs.
Dave Winfield is approach­
ing top ten list for R.B.I.’s, hits,
and he’s near the 500 h.r. club.
Tony Gwynn is still the best
hitter in the N.L.
Don’t be surprised if:
Ron Gant becomes a Blue
Jay and helps them three-peat.
Anthony Young finds suc­
cess in Chicago winning at least
five games.
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