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Wednesday, April 12,1995
SPORTS
Strong performances at plate by Vermillion,
Mann lead Clackamas to win over SWOCC
by Anjanette Booth
News Editor
Jason Mann and Tyson
Vermillion helped the Clackamas
Community College baseball team
to an 8-3 victory last Tuesday
against Southwestern Oregon
Community College.
The highlight of the game was
when Mann smashed in a home
run. Vermillion also had a success
ful game, hitting a double, a triple
and batting in 4 RBI’s.
“We are playing well at times,
but we are not playing consistent,”
said Head Baseball Coach Robby
Robinson.
Unfortunately, this inconsis
tency showed in the April 5 game
against Lower Columbia with an
8-2 loss.
“We’re hitting the ball well.
“The key to winning is timely
hitting. You have to have the hits
at the right time,” Robinson said.
Robinson explained that
timely hitting is being able to hit
the ball when there are runners on
the bases. The team is getting the
runners on the bases, but still needs
a little help getting them home.
“Pitching-wise, we need to
show improvement on the
mound,” Robinson said. “We are
playing good defense and running
the bases OK.”
Top hitters for Clackamas this
season include Tyson Vermillion
with a .594 batting average and 10
stolen bases in 10 games, Steve
Geiszler with a .440 batting aver
age and Ryan Moore with a .321
batting average.
The Cougars have two more
games this week. On Thursday,
they will play Lane Community
College in Eugene, and on Satur
day, they will be travelling to Sa
lem to play Chemeketa CC.
The team is going to be hav
ing a series of 11 home games in
the next couple weeks. They will
be play Chemeketa CC April 18,
Southwestern Oregon CC on
April 22, Mt. Hood CC April 25th,
Lane CC April 29th, Linfield Col
lege April 30th and Linn-Benton
CC on May 2.
The Cougars will be averag
ing six games a week for the rest
of the season, so we hope the
weather man stays on their side.
Photo by Pat Lundstrom
Clackamas faced Linn-Benton CC in a home doubleheader
on Tuesday and will travel to Salem to play Chemeketa CC
on Saturday in a 1 p.m. doubleheader. The Cougars will
host Chemeketa next Tuesday at 3 p.m.
Racquetball club takes home
trophies from Spring Open
by Jesse Sowa
Sports Editor
Photo by Pat Lundstrom
The Cougar Baseball team finished last week with a 1-1 record. Clackamas beat
Southwestern Oregon CC lastTuesday by an 8-3 margin, but fell to Lower Columbia College
on the road by a score of 8-2.
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The Clackamas. Community
College Racquetball Club is now
in full swing and continues to be
successful in the events they com
pete in.
The club competed in the
Spring Open at Cascade Athletic
Club last, month. Although team
scores were not tallied, the group
Brom Clackamas did very well.
Carol Loomis placed second
rnd received a trophy in the
women’s class “c” singles and also
competed in the mixed “b/c”
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Stephens. Stephens competed in
he men’s “d” singles as well.
Drew Essig took third and
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Mike Olson competed in
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Club coach and advisor
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Club vice-president Casie
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the club’s president.
The next tournament is April
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For information about joining,
contact Woods at ext. 2418.
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