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The Clackamas Print
Wednesday, November 13,1996
Sports
Cougars run record to 11-0
Brendon Neal
Sports Editor
Clackamas beat Lane and
Pacific JV this past week, giving
them all-0 record.
The Cougars beat Lane --15-
13, 15-7, 15-4.
Shannon
Segerstrom led the team with nine
kills on 60-percent hitting and 16
assists. Misti-Kae Filley added 12
kills and seven digs. Mattye
Walsworth had five kills and 18
digs.
Clackamas thrashed Pacific
(JV) - 15-3, 15-5 and 15-3.
Segerstrom had seven assists,
six service aces and five digs. Jodi
Stirmlinger added seven kills with
67-percent hitting.
Chris Younglove was chosen
player of the week for Nov. 4 to 10.
Clackamas
will
play
Chemeketa at home tonight at 7
p.m. The match is the last of the
season before the Northwestern
Athletic Association of Commu
nity Colleges Championships.
The Cougars’ first match of
the tournament will be Nov. 22 at
10 a.m. at Chemeketa in Salem.
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Clackamas captures
team championship
John Thorburn
Staff Writer
The Clackamas Cross Coun
try team capped off an excellent
season this past weekend in the
Northwestern Athletic Association
of
Community Colleges
(NWAACC) Championship Meet.
A cold and foggy morning in
Spokane, Washington was the set
ting for this year’s cross country
showdown which featured power
house teams like Mt. Hood, Spo
kane, and our very own Clacka
mas Cougars. All of the schools
competed well in this final meet
of the season.
The women’s team ran away
with the title.
With five of the seven
Clackamas runners winning All-
NWAACC Honors, the Cougars
were able to dominate the course
the entire race. Jennifer Rea led
the way for the women, finishing
in third place with a time of 19:43.
Close behind her were teammates
Wendy Johnson (19:54), Rebecca
Graham (19:58) and Jenny Newell
(20:00) who finished fifth, sixth
and seventh respectively.
“The team ran extremely well
as a whole,” said Kegg. “I would
say that Jenny Newell probably
ran the best race of her life. It was
by far the best race she’s ran since
she’s been here.”
“At the beginning of the sea
son we were just helping that the
women would win a trophy,” added
Coach Kegg. “In the end, they just
ran away with the title.”
With Jennifer Rea and
Kendall White returning next fall,
the team should feel confident in
defending their title.
“It was a tough meet,” re
marked Assistant Coach Jack
Kegg. “Probably the best compe
tition that NWAACC has seen
since it started.”
Spokane won the men’s
championship. The Clackamas
men’s team fared well against this
tough competition. With only two
sophomores on the men’s squad,
the team ran very well for their
first championship meet.
They finished fourth, but were
Photo by Mike Hodges
Clackamas brought home the combined and women’s
trophies from the NWAACC Championships in Spokane.
only 14 points from first place. the men and women runners.
Travis Armstrong, who finished in
“For our guys to finish in
third place, led the way for the Cou fourth place and still win the com
gars witfl a time of 26:14. Travis bined title is a pretty good job by
was given All-NWAACC Honors both teams,” remarked Coach
for his performance.
Kegg. “The men’s team kept it
“Travis ran really strong,” close, and the women just devas
said Kegg, “he did a great job to tated their opponents.”
lead the group.”
An awards dessert is sched
The next Cougar runner to uled for a week from today at 4
finish was Jemory Benson in 11th p.m. The place has not yet been
place in a time of 27:15. Kegg announced.
was ecstatic at Jon
Gotchell’s performance by
Times and All-NWAACC
saying, “He ran a personal
Honors
in Championships
best. Which in this weather
Women’s Times
and these conditions is very
Jennifer Rea
19:43
3rd*
impressive.”
Wendy Johnson
19:54 5th*
“We have a lot of
19:58
6th*
Rebecca Graham
young guys on the time, a
Jenny Newell
20:00 7th*
lot of talent,” said Kegg.
20:11
9th*
Kendall White
“Next fall we should be re
Men
’
s
Times
ally good and much im
Travis Armstrong
26:14 ' 3rd*
proved.”
Jemory
Benson
27:15
11th
The women’s title was
27:19
15 th
not the only championship David Lamar
*
indicates
All-NWAACC
Honors
the Cougars brought back to
Clackamas. A combined Women’s Coach of the Year:
team title was awarded to Mike Hodges, Clackamas