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Sports
TI he CL ac I camas P rint
WedNEsdAy, M ay 16, 2001
Softball gets ready for battle at NWAACC tourney
Final NWAACC Southern
Division Standings
(As of 5/12/01)
School
League
Lower Columbia 27-5
Chemeketa
24-8
Clackamas
22-10
Mt. Hood
22-10
SW Oregon
19-13
Centralia
17-15
Pierce
7-25
SPSCC
4-26
Grays Harbor
0-30
Season
37-6
32-9
26-13
26-14
24-15
17-22
7-30
6-34
0-36
Leading Clackamas Batters
(Through 4/29/01)
Player
ÀVG AB Hits RBI
Hargrave .393
Driggers .377
Staley
.375
Lepschat .365
Hertel
.333
Hickman .320
.317
Borde
Lawrence .284
Team
61
61
72
82
51
25
60
67
24
23
27
30
17
8
19
19
.315 648 204
20
10
23
9
7
4
11
6
110
Leading Clackamas Pitchers
(Through 4/29/01)
MIKE POLLOCK / Clackamas Print
Cougar freshman outfielder Tiffany Lepschat gets a base hit during game one of a doubleheader against Centralia CC Friday. The
Lady Cougars won both ends of the twinbill, 2-0 and 5-1. The Lady Cougars take on Wenatchee Valley College in the first game of the
NWAACC Tournament Saturday at Delta Park in North Portland.
FRANKJORDAN
Sports Editor
The Lady Cougars softball team
finished third in the NWAACC's
Southern Division, qualifying them
for the league championship tour
nament to be held this weekend at
Delta Park in North Portland.
Clackamas finished up the regu
lar season by losing to Southwest
ern Oregon CC in a doubleheader
last Tuesday in Coos Bay by scores
of 6-4 and 6-5.
On Friday, the Cougars took on
Centralia CC on the Clackamas dia
mond. The Cougars turned back
their opponent in both ends of the
doubleheader by scores of 2-0 and
5-1.
A scheduled doubleheader with
Pierce College on Saturday at home
was cancelled due to scheduling
conflicts. Clackamas was awarded
two wins by forfeit. These two
games were the final games on the
CCC regular season schedule.
The NWAACC Tournament,
hosted by Clackamas CC, takes
place this Saturday and Sunday,
May 19-20, at the Delta Park soft?,
ball complex in North Portland. The
22-game double-elimination tour
nament begins at 9 a.m. on Satur
day with the Southern Division #3
seed Clackamas taking on the East
ern Division #4 seed Wenatchee
Valley.
Play continues throughout the
day on five different fields located
inside the Delta Park complex.
Joining Clackamas from the
Southern Division of the
NWAACC are #1 seed Lower Co
lumbia, #2 seed Chemeketa and #4
seed Mt. Hood.
If Clackamas wins their first
game on Saturday, they will take
on the Northern Division #1 seed
Edmonds CC at 11:30 a.m. If the
Lady Cougars lose the first game,
they will play a loser-out game
against either Green River, Big
Bend or Lower Columbia at 2 p.m.
Saturday.
Player ERA W-L IP R ER
Holm
1.19 8-3 82.1 29 14
Lapp 2.10 9-4 73.2 42 22
Team
1.57 18-7 161 73 36
Admission Prices to
the NWAACC
Tournament
Tournament Pass
One-Day Pass
Students (with ID)
Seniors
Children under 6
$15
$9
$5
$5
FREE
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