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WEdNEsdAy, M ay 29, 2002
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Murphy, Staley are All-Americans
FRANK JORDAN
News Editor
Two Clackamas softball play
ers, Nikki Staley, a sophomore
from Westview High School in
Beaverton and Erin Murphy, a
sophomore from LaSalle High
School in Milwaukie, have been
named to the National Fastpitch
Coaches Association Junior
College All-American team for
their outstanding accomplish
ments this season.
Staley is “ a supremely talented
player, one that coaches will
always remember,” said
Clackamas Head Coach Paul
Fiskum. “She is very gifted, a
very quick athlete. Defensively,
nothing gets by her. Offensively,
she was as tough of an out as
their was in the entire confer
ence this season.”
Fiskum also said “as the pitch
ing got tougher to face, .Nikki
got tougher at the plate. She has
such a quick bat; she had five to
seven foul ball home runs this
year. She will be a player that
has all of the tools to step up to
the next level of play.”
Staley has been offered a
scholarship to play at the Oregon
Institute of Technology next sea
son, and has received interest
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Women's
Soccer Team
Tryouts
will be held on
Friday, May 31
from 2-4 p.m. at
the practice facili
ty just east of the
main
college
entrance off of
Highway 213.
Nikki Staley, left, and Erin Murphy, right, were selected to the National Fastpitch
Coaches Association Junior College All-American team. Staley hit .336 with 22 runs
scored and 17 RBI this year. Murphy hit .349 with 29 runs scored, 5 HRs and 30 RBI.
from many other four-year pro
sively late In the year.”
said.
grams. Fiskum said that Staley
Murphy led Clackamas with 5
Murphy is undecided on where
home runs and 30 runs batted in
“is the first athlete of ours that
she wants to go to school next,
during the season. She also led
many schools ask about.”
and although many schools,
Murphy rrioved to the shortstop the team in slugging percentage
including Linfield, George Fox,
position last season and was
at .579.
OIT and Cal. State-Hayward
“We played Lindsey
named the team’s outstanding
have expressed interest, she is
VanBramer at shortstop during
defensive player last year. “Her
not sure whether or not she
the NWAACC tournament, arid
glove is a major asset. The fact
wants to continue her collegiate
that she has developed into a
asked Erin to play left field. She softball career.
did an outstanding job in left
offensive force made her into a
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