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Newspaper Page TextT he C lackamas P rint • 9 F ebruary 11, 2004 Somer Erickson (10) looks on as Lindsay Calmettes (22) fights her way through the Chemeketa defense looking for a shot during a Feb. 4 victory over the Chiefs. Calmettes scored 11 points and grabbed eight rebounds. Erickson led the Cougars with 16 points and seven rebounds. AMY CASHMAN C lackamas P rint Women take No. 1 NWAACC spot Erickson contributed 11 points. Ashley Cadotte, Sabra Dunn and Cindy Alldrin each added 10 points. Clackamas women’s basketball “It took us a few minutes to get extended their winning streak to going,” said Martineau. ‘It wasn’t nine last week with wins over the best game that we played all Chemeketa CC and Southwestern year, but to get out of there with a Oregon CC. 20-plus point victory is very nice.” The Cougars traveled to Coos The Randall gym was bouncing Bay on Feb. 8 and handed SWOCC on Feb. 4 as the Cougars battled the their 18th loss of the season 74-47. Storm of Chemeketa CC. According to Head Coach Jim The Cougars jumped out to an Martineau, the Cougars got off to a early lead and controlled the slow start against the SWOCC momentum for most of the first Lakers and went into the half with a half. Chemeketa was able to keep it 32-19 lead. close, cutting the Clackamas lead a The Cougars shot the ball poor number of times. ly but were able to get to the foul With seven minutes remaining, line 37 times for the game. the Storm cut the lead to 22-20 and The Lady Cougars shared the 29-27 with three minutes remaining scoring load with Lindsay Calftiettes in the half. Freshman guard Kasie scoring 13 points and grabbing Elliot nailed a three to end the first seven rebounds. Forward Somer, half, giving the Cougars a 34-27 Nic Delzell S ports E ditor lead. the last few minutes we did what we In the second half, the Cougars needed to win.” went up by as much as 10 but the Erickson led the in scoring Storm would not let down. They assault with 16 points; she also cut the Clackamas added seven lead to 67-64 with rebounds. less than a minute Calmettes chipped “[This was a] to play. Calmettes in 11 points, very good win was fouled on the snatched eight against one of the boards and dished last Cougar posses sion and nailed one out five assists. better teams in out of two free Alldrin scored 13, the NWAACC.” throws to seal the hauled in four victory for rebounds and had Clackamas, 68-64. five assists. Jim Martineau “[This was a] Ashley Storms Head Coach very good win and Elliot both against one of the had strong per better teams in the formances off the NWAACC,” said Martineau. “Every bench. Elliot scored six points and time we started to put some dis Storms added nine points and. three tance between us they made a run offensive rebounds. and cut it back down ... I thought Cadotte played all 40 minutes, scoring ten points and pulling down 13 rebounds. Presently Cadotte is averaging 12 points and 11 rebounds per game. “Ashley Cadotte has played that way all year; she is a double-double waiting to happen,” said Martineau. These two wins leave the Cougars with a league record of 9-1 and an overall record of 19-3. They are currently in first place in the NWAACC Southern Division and on Feb. 8 the Cougars were voted No. 1 in the NWAACC Coaches’ Poll, receiving seven first-place votes. Tonight, the Cougars will travel to Portland CC, with a 5:30 p.m. tip- off. Saturday, the Cougars will honor their departing sophomores before their last home game of the season against Linn-Benton CC, with tip-off at 4 p.m. Too bad they don't make one for your heart. Are you leaving the most important part of your body exposed? Just because they say it's safe doesn't mean sex can't be dangerous emotionally. While you're saying "I love you," your partner may be thinking "I love it." For some different ideas on love, sex and relationships, see the feature article "Sex and the Search for Intimacy" on the Web at www.Everystudent.com. EveryStudent.com AMY CASHMAN C lackamas P rint Lady Cougar Sabra Dunn (12) listens to Head Coach Jim Martineau during a Feb. 4 game against Chemeketa. Dunn scored nine points, had three rebounds and one assist in the 68-64 Clackamas victory. Campus Crusade for Christ M229 Thursdays 12-1 clackcc4c7@hotmail.com