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|[years, 3 championship games iftball finishes in second place at NWAACC tournament Frank Jordan " he IC • lackamas P rint re Clackamas softball team Ted up a 33 win season last end with their third consecu- sicond-place finish at the ,ACC|Championships, losing teart-jbreaker to Lower Tibia College in the champi- p game by a score of 8-7. ' absolutely could not be any ler of a group of players that played for me as I am with roup,” said Head Coach Paul m. ¡“They showed a lot of , a lot of character and, frankly, a lot of guts- in coming back time and time again from adversity this weekend, and this season. Just an outstanding effort from top to bottom.” CCC 4 BMCC 0 The- Lady Cougars opened NWAACC tournament play on Friday, facing the number two team from the Eastern Division, the Blue Mountain CC Timbefwolves, The Cougars got a great game on the mound from Holly Marlow and defeated Blue Mountain 4-0. CORY PRICE C lackamas P rint lady softballers give each other their propers jire their regular season finale against LCC. Marlow tossed a one-hitter, allowing only a bunt single, while tying her school-record with 14 strikeouts and allowing only one walk. CCC got two RBIs each from Nicole Winkley and Kim Kraxberger to pace the Cougars offensively. Winkley’s home run in the second staked the Cougars to a 2-0 lead, while Kraxberger smacked a solo hotne run in the sixth, followed by a Winkley RBI sacrifice fly to close out the Timberwolvds. CCC 4 SCC 3 Clackamas’ sec ond game ón Friday saw a. w the i_nv Cougars a and the VH CC ™ Spokane Sasquatch tangle in a monumental battle that saw each team take leads on the other throughout, but CCC got an RBI single from Ashley Olsen in the top of the seventh to give the Ji Cougars a 4-3 victory. Marlow took the hill F again for CCC, throw ing a complete game five-hitter, allowing only o n e eiiited Jgdl run, WS| w h i 1 e i Please see SOFTBALL, Page 10 CORY PRICE C lackamas P rint Holly Marlow (1) spits fire at a recent home game. ijured Mt. Hood climber has campus connection Cyndee Mady Go E ditor - in -C hief ie news of the 60-year-old ‘ornia Jman who plunged i 60-fqot crevasse climbing lood May 18, hit close to : for Jan Godfrey, CCC "iate dean of student servic- ho spares family ties with er Geoffrey Godfrey, now ering Kt Legacy Emanuel ital in Portland. fy older brother and 1 have s been!'very close,” she said, sheiiff called his wife in irniafend then he called me, ise< my brother and Mark -f’s climbing partner] were to stay at our house that They were expected to be if the [mountain by noon- le accident occurred at 7 Jan Was notified at 1 p.m. leaded to the hospital to or her brother. was i there when they ;ht him in from the moun- He survived an amazing Mountain rescuers and a paramedic prepare to pull Geoffrey Godfrey from a 60-foot crevasse on Mt. Hood, May 18. event and a successful rescue,” Jan said. “I brought all his hik- ing clothes home from the bos- pital ... they were absolutely soaking wet. He had been laying in these [clothes] for an amazing amount of time.” anybody to help him [or] if there The fall knocked the retired were any rescue efforts.” sixth grade teacher unconscious Geoff suffered a punctured and when he bladder and bro came to, he ken bones in his would spend pelvis, ribs and “He thought over an hour face, without any “His face took that he was human contact. a huge beating,” likely to die “When Geoff Jan said. there because After having called out to let his partner know two surgeries on he was so that he was OK, Saturday, Geoff wedged in and there was no is experiencing voice back, so he more : difficulty he did not didn’t know what than anticipated know what had due to the sever had happened— happened. ” an hour and a ity of his frac half not knowing tures. was very awful,” “He’s had a bit Jan Godfrey Jan said. “He of a setback,” Associate Dean of thought that he said Jan. “The Student Services, was likely to die injuries were sister of Geoffrey Godfrey there because he more extensive was so wedged in than they origi and he did not know what had nally thought.” happened to his friend. He did More surgeries are- expected n’t know if [Mark] had fallen for the future and rehabilitation down the crevasse with him. [Geoff] had no idea if there was Please see CLIMBER, Page 3 gmmjare jusj arounc] the cornea Tuj||||||j "5 for quiet study spots on campus. ;; e Commun
