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Sports Pg. 8 The Clackamas Print Wednesday, December 8,1993 Cougar softball: Champions 'four-ever' by Frank Jordan The Print Staff Cougars exploded for five runs in the third to take control of the Clackamas Community College completed an undefeated campaign through the the North west Athletic Association of Com munity Colleges softball season last week with doubleheader sweeps of South Puget Sound CC and Olympic College to finish the game. league season ,22-0. Against South Puget Sound, Becky Cordili ran her record to 11-0 in the first game, tossing a three-hitter, while Maja Wirkkala went 3-4 and Brandi Kamrath went 2-3 to help the Cougars to the 8-0Win. The Cougars went out in the second game and they may have let down a little, trailing 3-2 in the second inning. Then the Diana Clift threw a four- hitter to run her overall record to 6-0on the season, while Wirkkala and Kamrath each went 3-3 at the plate in lifting CCC to the 1L3 victory. “We let down a little in the second game, butwe contin ued to get solid pitching from Diana and good defense behind her, and it was enevitable that the bats would get hot,” commented Head Coach Paul Fiskum. “All of the sudden, I looked up and the score was 11-3 and I was sur prised. I didn’t think that it was that bad.” On Wednesday, the Cou gars took their 20-0 NWAACC record on the road to the NCAA While the Huskies and #10-ranked University of Wash- Wildcats were locking homs in ington, and the Lady Huskies . Tucson, Clackamas would host broughttheCougarsbackdownto Olympic College in the final regular-season crown, and also has clinched the best regular-sea- son in the whole NWAACC. The NWAACC tournament will be earth with a 8-0,8-0 doubleheader blowout doubleheader of the regular sea son. CCC turned back the Rang played this weekend in Yakima, WA, and Coach Fiskum and his “The scores did not re flect how well we played, or how extremely tough UW was,” said Coach Fiskum, “We felt that we competed better than the scores indicated, and we did some really good things. Michelle Kolbo threw out a base stealer that will be an All-American this year and Lynn Kinnaman went 2-2 in the first game against an All-American pitcher.” Washington would end up travelling to the University of Arizona and, last Saturday, split a doubleheader with the NCAA # 1 - ranked Wildcats. ers in both games, winning 7-4 team are ready. “This is as good of a team that I have ever taken to the tour nament, and now the time is at hand. I think that our mental approach to the tournament will be the key, but I told the girls that even if we do not win the champi and 6-2. Cordill hurled a five-hit ter, while Wirkkala andFitzgerald got two hits apiece in leading CCC in game one. Clift tossed a three- hitter and Emily Routson, Kris Strouhal and Cordill had two hits apiece in leading the Cougars to the win in game two. Korinne Wellin also had a two-RBI triple in game two in helping the Clacka onship, that it will have been a very successful season. I do be lieve, however, that we will re spond in a very positive fashion. mas offense. Clackamas has clinched The tournament is so wide open at this time, but I think we can win their fourth consecutive NWAACC Southern Division it.” In case you missed it ■ Jason Farmer fires a fastt 10-0 caning of the Chiefs- cinnati Reds defeated the On- cagoCttl^ 5-2 at Wrigley Feild. This was hteC»bsiwefftfiloss^ i row, breaking a 92 year.old ' clubrecord, f •• • Tuesday ::May 3 - Webber of the Golden State War- 'iojSJWas named the NBA’s Rookie of the Year. Webbber averagel7<5':'poiii:ts,:--'re/ P osim A nnex ! 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