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8________ H he CI ac I< amas P rínt Wednesday, October 28, 1998 Smith: Beaver goes deep against Washington Wrestling The 15th annual CCC Take down Tournament is slated for Saturday, Nov. 7. The day long tournament is open to all competitors, El ementary, high school and open divisions will be offered. The double elimination bracket event costs $6 per per son. Elementary levels will be pooled based on age, weight and grade in school. Registration and weigh-ins run 8-10 a.m. in Randall Hall Gymnasium. Wrestling com mences at 11 a.m. Basketball The Adult Basketball League at Clackamas Com munity College begins Sunday, Nov. 22. The league includes a weekly round robin schedule plus an end of season tourna ment. All games are held on Sundays between 3:30-8 p.m. and runs until March, 7. To register, pick up a form in the PE/Recreation office in Randall Hall. For more in for mation, call ext. 2298. Continued from page 6 “We don’t skip a beat when Jonathan is in there,” wide re ceiver Roddy Tompkins said. “If anything, we step it up. The way he throws gives receivers a chance to make a play.” Smith has much better throwing touch than Bryant does, especially on the deep ball. Bryant has a tendency to overthrow on the long pass, were as Smith gets air under the ball, giving receivers a chance to make the catch. “He’s always got the best touch on the deep ball,” Head Coach Mike Riley said. Riley had originally planned to only use Smith sparingly against Washington —just enough to give him experience in a hostile environment. Smith changed all that though, when he lead OSU on a 98 yard scoring drive to pull OSU within 28-21, forcing Coach Riley to choose which quarterback to use from now on. Smith didn’t just change Or egon State's quarterbacking situation, though; he may have forever changed the fortunes of Oregon State football. Clackamas runner wins title Cougars have strong showing in Southern Region meet JOHN THORBURN Sports Editor 10th in a time of 26:51 while Chris Chatfield finished in 26:54 for 11th place. Tim Winter [27:03] finished The Cross Country Team 13th, Andy Monhead [27:10] had a good weekend. The Cougars competed in crossed the line for 16th, An the Southern Region Champi drew Wall [27:18] followed for onships at Bush Park in Salem 18th while Brad Limbauch on Saturday netting a second [27:46] came in at the 26th place finish in the men's race spot. In the women's race, and a fourth place Tyana Moralez went spot in the women's. out for the win but fin Clackamas runner ished in 19:42 for 5th Ahrlin Bauman won place. the race —beating ri "It’s a risk-when you val Jeremy Kirk from go out and try to win a Mt. Hood by four sec race," noted Hickey. onds. "She1 went out and re "Ahrlin had an in ally pushed herself. credible race," said For the first mile and Clackamas Head a half she was just off Coach Mike Hickey. the leader. It was a "Both him and Jeremy very tough race and [Kirk] ran close pretty sometimes going out much the whole race and trying to win the then Ahrlin really race doesn't help you." threw his kick down Hickey Tiffany Edwards was and broke away in the Head the second Cougar to last 400 to 500 Coach finish in a time of meters." 20:37. Bauman's time of Emily Schmierer fol 25:55 pulled himself even with Kirk as each runner lowed in 17th at 20:47, Erin has defeated the other on the Stapish [22:06] in 32nd and Jamie Reidy [24:57] in 39th same course this season. Paul Kezes was the next rounded out the Clackamas Clackamas runner to complete runners. "Jamie was very sick going the race. Kezes crossed the line in into this meet," said Coach Hickey. "She came up to us and said she wanted to race, though, and she went out and really sacrificed a lot of pride for her team. You don't see too many athletes do that any more." Overall, Clackamas placed 3rd in the combined team standings. "It was a very good day for us," added Hickey. "We had eight personal records broken and we had 10 runners that ran 28 minutes or faster, and that is awesome. "It was a very interesting tactical race to watch. The Mt. Hood runners tried to throw off Ahrlin by switching leaders in front of him a few times. He just stuck with them and won it." Next up for Clackamas is the Northwest Athletic Associa tion of Community Colleges championships, which is two weeks away in Spokane. Host Spokane is favored to win the title and is believed to be one of the top teams in the nation, according to Coach Hickey. "We're going to go train up near Mt. Hood where it is colder and the elevation is higher," added Hickey. 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