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SPORTS Kiser’s Cougar’s prepare to defend NWAACC title The Clackamas Print Pg. 7 Wednesday, Nov. 23,1994 this year,” Kiser said. Kiser noted that last year his team only lost one scrimmage game and that diis year they have already lost to ; George Fox and Willamette. Kiser said that this team has not performed well so far and have given up a lot of points. The team roster includes by Jesse Sowa second-year players Ryan Coffey Staff Writer and Jay Moore, both from Head Basketball Coach Putnam H.S. Ryan Samms is a Royce Kiser doesn’t know what transfer player from Pendleton to expect when his young team who played guard at Umpqua CC starts the season next Friday at the last year. Jawanza Hadley of Red Devil Tournament in- David Douglas transfered to Longview, Washington. Clackamas after attending the Kiser has just four players University of Oregon last year. back from the team that won the Clackamas will be powered NWAACC title last year. Only by a strong freshman class with two, Nate Williams from Franklin a lot of potential. First-year play High School and Matt Stahl from ers include post Ryan Valley of Central Catholic, have any play Pendleton, guard Bryan Brutke ing time to speak of. Williams was of Roseburg, guard Kenny a starter during most of last year, Walker from Idaho, forward Jer while Stahl was an important emy Armstrong of Tillamook, player off the bench. guard Aaron Pierson of Forest “We’ve got more work to do Grove, guard Mike Davidson of f Young team is looking for leadership and willingness to win West Linn and post player Jay Lassen of Crescent Valley. Kiser expects the tougher opponents in the NWAACC Southern Division to be Chemeketa CC, ML Hood CC and cc-------------- \Ne've got more work to do this year. -Royce Kiser —-------------- 9 9 LaneCC. Kiser will look for leadership qualities in his sophomore play ers in order to rebuild a strong program. He believes that the play of his point guard, Williams, and the defensive contributions of his team will be the keys to a suc cessful season. photo by Josh Kehler The men's basketball team will attempt to defend their title this season with only four people returning from last years championship team. Stahl, Williams, Coffey and Moore will bring leadership and experience to this years squad. Cougar 1994-95 Calendar photo by Chad Patteson Royce Kiser has been busy preparing a young group for a long Journey that will lead them back to the NWACC title. On December 7th The Print will honor Kiser in a special feature. 12/2 Columbia Basin CC , $p.m. » 11/25-27 Rea Devil Tournament at Longview IMO 11/25-26 cougar4 team / Tournament 12/3 Blub Mt. CC4p.m. Stevie Ace Flores. Killedby a drunk driver on March 23,1993, on Pacific Coast Highway in Wilmington, Calif. FRIENDS DON’T LET FRIENDS DRIVE DRUNK. ÍTZ29 Quadrango/arMeet (CCC, Phoenix C, PSUJV, > RaciaqdVJUlam 11/22 HighlineCC . Pacific Luthern Univ. 6 pm . ' at Tacoma, WA. 12/2Lassen College Dual /Meet at Reno, nv . • 12/3 Labsen Open : Tourney Tournament Reno, nv . GET PAID TO WORK OUT ■ EXCELLENT PART-TIME OPPORTUNITY Roadway Package System is looking for individuals to help load packages into trucks. APPLY IN PERSON AT; ADVANCED VOICE MAIL 650-1270 ■* Varied shifts , * Work PT 3-5 hr. shifts *5days/weék * Pays $8.00 $8.5O/hr. * Be part of a team * .50 eent raise after 90 adys * (includes $1 .OO/hr towards tuition) pp^ 6447 N. Cutter Circle Mocks Landing Industrial Park off Basin Ave.-Swan Island. or call 289-6022 ///ff/ff ■K’f/IÏ ROADWAY PACKAGE SYSTEM
