The Clackamas print. (Oregon City, Oregon) 1989-2019, October 13, 2004, Image 9

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Newspaper Page TextCougar footballer Tianna Medori (LEFT IN AIR) goes on the attack during a home game against Southwestern.Oregon on Sept. 25. Emily Ils (8)ifollows the action. The Cougars were victorious 6-0 and are currently on a 12 game winning streak. Hackamas soccer undefeated coming into the game was to get the win and the shutout.” The team was led by freshman Vicki Rodriguez who scored two goals, as Emily Ingalls added the third score in die Cougar win. On Saturday it was the same story in a 3-0 victory over Tacoma CC. Again, Rodriguez was the leading 1 goal scor- J er with two, giv- i ' n g chael McCormack 1 Clackamas Print >n’t look now Clackamas, le women’s soccer team is e. irrently, the Cougars sit atop the NWAACC iem Division with a record wins, zero losses and a tie. his is the most talented i we have had since we start ie program,” Head Coach Nelson said. ¡¡th a feam that fields 11 iien and only two returning Irs from last season, the rars are taking no prison in the field of play. t ing ^M into this / day’s game against \ i River CC, Clackamas utscored opponents by J ¡founding 45 goals to , I Nelson I said the ¡has attributed great v chemistry to their 1st weekend, the urs showed off that team istry winning two games on t>ad. On Friday, Clackamas d Shoreline CC in Seattle, ¡showed no signs of fatigue "the bus ride, winning the »3-0. Ze dominated the whole ” Nelson said. “Our goal I—........—............ her team a leading 19 goals in the season. Freshman Tiana Meduri also scored in the game. “[We] didn’t play as well as we should have, but in the second half we turned it on,” Nelson said. With seven games remaining on the schedule, Nelson wants to make sure that the team stays strong. “Knock on wood,” Nelson said. “We have been pretty healthy. We need to continue to get better as a team and challenge^ ourselves.” The cougars will be at home this Saturday to battle Green River ■MM CC, a team which they dominated earlier this season with a 6-0 victory.^» The game time is 1 p.m. j||| jag! J ■ ibhw ■ ff ♦ ■iil I Intramurals: Flaw Football: ■"! '¿w Harris must sign up by this FRIDAY OCT. 15 (E M5pen^M%tudents and faculty, games run ^fecy Tuesday from12 p.m. to 1 II ? lb** f ’'•» ■ ext 2418 or stop by toe atoletic debartm^^^»" ® ¡»Sf,_____ _ 1 . z . 1k ‘ ! —T*----------F ■ l&dCaF- * .......... . .. —------------- -—............................ — ........ ................... ------------------------------ r-'“