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Cougars now second in the Soul
One fielding error
by the Cougars
prevented Holly
Marlow from hurl
ing a perfect game
Frank Jordan
T he C lackamas P rint
The Clackamas softball
team swept Grays Harbor
College and split a double
header with division-leading
Mt. Hood CC in games last
week.
May 4, the Cougars traveled
to Aberdeen, Wash., and blew
out the Chokers by scores of
16-0 and 12-1.
“We came back strong
from the day before and took
care of business,” said Head
TOP: Holly
Marlow warms up
during a recent
Cougar home
game. Marlow
pitched a no-
hitter on May 4
against Grays
Harbor. RIGHT:
The Cougars
softballers kick it
in between
innings during
the same home
game. Today the
Cougars will play
Lower Columbia
at 3 p.m. on the
Cougar diamond.
Photo!
NIC DELZELL C lackamas P
U pcoming C ougar
S ports
Softball
Baseball
TODAY: Lower Columbia
3 p.m. @ home
(make-up game)
May 15: Linn-Benton CC
1 p.m. @ home
May 14: Pierce CG
2 p.m. -
Lakewood, Wash.
Coach
Paul
Fiskum.
“Everyone contributed that'
day and we got great pitching
and defense all day. A solid
effort all the way around.”
Randi Middagh scored four
runs, Kim Kraxberger had five
RBI and Angie Roberti went
3-4 with four RBI in game
one.
Nicole Winkley also
smacked her third home run
in the top of the first to get
the Cougars rolling.
Holly Marlow pitched a no-
hitter in game one, walking
none "and - striking out seven.
Only a Cougar error prevent
ed Marlow from a perfect
game on the mound.
Game two against the
Chokers was more of the
same as Middagh, Kraxberger,
Winkley, Cijay Koanui and
Kayce Ernst all had two hits
apiece as the Cougars rolled
Chelsea Koch allowed
We hlI
one run on two hits, walking said Fiskum.
..
.
it
three and striking out four to time adjusting to i
when we did, it was3
pick up thè win.
________ ,
We c/<
Friday, the
three ly
Cougars took
the I
on Mt. Hood
“
We
came
back
inning,!
on the CCC
strong from the to foi j
diamond and
I
responded with
day before and runs.
dig ou!
probably their •
took care of
kind I
worst effort of
early oil
the
season,
business ...a
Mil
committing six
solid
effort
all
went 2l
errors in an 11 -
the way
plate ;I
2 Mt. Hood vic
RBI, I
tory.
around.”
Koanui
“Their num
4 and^
ber one pitcher
Paul Fiskum
both I
has been lead
runs. ■
Head Softball Coach
ing
the
a good’
NWAACC in
the m(k
almost all pitch
ing categories all season. She was let down by tht^
has a great riseball and we behind her and she t
haven’t seen too many good the loss.
r-
Game two aga, I
riseball pitchers all season,”
Saints was a different
- Marlow tossed a i<
shutout, striking out^
allowing only one wap
straight hits, capped
out RBI single by Rai|
the Cougars a lead tl a
not relinquish in thl
of the first.
I
In the fourth, I
walked, stole second
a single by Rattaiil
Obrist nailed an RBll
right field to score
for a 2-0 CCC, lead
went 3-3 at the pl
Koanui continued hep
ting by going 2 3. |
The Cougars wcij
out on Saturday agaific
Columbia College
make-up game schci^
today at 3 p.m. on
diamond.
I
The Cougars arc r
LCC for . second r
Southern Division, I
game behind Mt. II
six games left in thl
season.
Going places
„
. S
; May 18: Chemeketa CC
p>m. @ home
"
May 15: Centralia CC
1 pTflfe
i
Centralia, VWi.'Ky
May 21-23^^«S
May 20: Southern
''‘V Region Tie-Breaker
TBA
May 20; Southern
Region Play-Off
TBA
TBA
NWAACC
Championships
Delta Park, K
Portland, Ore.
May 27-31
TBA
NWAACC
Tournament
TBA
COMEDY NIGHT
NEXT SHOW
S ATURDAY, May 15
8-9:30 p.m.
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