The Clackamas print. (Oregon City, Oregon) 1989-2019, May 08, 1996, Page 7, Image 7

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    Sports
The Clackamas Print
Wednesday, May 8,1996 /
Track team succeeds in Spokane
Andrew Beck
Staff Writer
The Clackamas Community
College Men’s and Women’s
Track Team competed in their
own open track meet at
Clackamas last Saturday.
The Clackamas Community
College Open track meet included
several Northwest community
colleges. Returning from compet­
ition in the Northwest Athletic
Association of Community Col­
leges (NWAACC) Heptathlon/
Decathlon
was
Melissa
Abramson. Abramson finished
fourth in the women’s heptathlon
with a score of 3799; an improve­
ment on her personal record by
206 points.
The NWAACC Heptathlon/
Decathlon was held at Spokane
Community College in Washing­
ton. Abramson’s score ranks
fourth on the school’s all-time
record for the event.
After the Clackamas Com­
munity CollegeOpen last Satur­
day the Cougars had a total of 69
qualifying marks for the
NWAACC Championships held
in late May. The 12 athletes on
the women’s team achieved a to­
tal of 29 qualifying marks. The
27 athletes on the men’s team
gained 40.
“We competed well and had
a number of fine performances.
We moved some people around in
the running events. But, that’s
what you have to do at the cham­
pionship level,” said Clackamas
Head Track Coach Mike Hodges.
“The highlight of the meet was
the performance of our throwers.”
Some top performances at the
Clackamas Open came from the
women’s team. Erica Sloan won
the women’s hammer throw and
obliterated her previous school
record by 19 feet 7 inches.
Sloan’s distance of 157’ 8” was
the second best throw by a woman
mi
Aweay
Clackamas at Willamette
University
NWAACC Championships
at Mt. Hood CC
May 10-11
May 23-24
Away
Home
z
photo by Chad Patteson
Track members practice on May 7 for Southern Region
Championships which will be held on May 10 and 11.
resident in the state of Oregon.
Scott Hein set a personal
Also placing high for the record with the fourth best mark
Cougars was Kristi Chamberlin in school history in the men’s jav­
who won the women’s shot put. elin throw. Hein threw for a dis­
with a throw of 40’ 11”. Jaime tance of 191’2”. Another high
Fairchild qualified for the placer in the men’s javelin was
NWAACC championships by Jim Hagemann who finished third
placing third in the women’s 800 with a mark of 188’ 3”.
meter race. Her time of 2 min­
“The open meet rested the
utes,'23.9Seconds was a personal team and helped us get ready for
best.
this week’s meet. The open
The Cougar men’s team also helped us get focused,” said
had several athletes score high Coach Hodges.
marks in the Open’s events.
The Clackamas’ next match
Shawn Davis won the men’s ham­ will be the NWAACC Southern
mer throw with a personal record Region Championships held at
toss of 161’ 10’. The mark also Willamette University in Salem.
ranks third for the all-time high The match will take place this
in the school’s records for the Friday and Saturday, May 10 and
event. Davis also took first place 11. Starting times are 1 p.m. on
in the men’s shot put with a mark Friday and noon on Saturday.
of 47’ 8 l/2”.
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