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ILLEYBALL: cougars earn No. 1 NWAACC position
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30-27.
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iinst Linn-Benton, but
ick and took the next
:s for the victory.
’re very tough; they
ok it to us,” Woods
'ougars were led by
i Hennessy who con-
11 kills; McLeod con-
22 kills and 21 digs.
worked
the
Roadrunners for 10 kills and 10
blocks and Karrin Orr added
eight kills and six blocks.
Girod-Burgess dug out the
competition with 32 digs.
Woods said that the Cougar
volleyballers are working hard
as team and are learning how to
work under pressure.
“They really like each
other,” Woods said. “When you
like and respect each other as a
team it makes it easier. They all
want to work hard and they all
push each other.”
Tonight at 7 p.m. in the
Randall gym the Cougars will
take on Chemeketa CC.
Chemeketa was the only team
out of the South to defeat the
Cougars this season. The
Cougar sophomores will be
honored as this is their last
home match of the season.
“We will be competing in
our last home match on
Wednesday and we want people
to be there,” Woods said. “We
play Chemeketa and they beat
us [earlier], so it would be nice
to get that one back.”
The Cougars will participate
in the Mt. Hood Halloween
Classic this weekend, at Mt.
Hood CC in Gresham. Next
weekend, they will travel to the
Walla Walla Crossover tourna
ment.
With a Southern Region
title, an overall record of 26-8
and a league record of 9-1 the
Cougars will have a top seed at
the NWAACC Championships
held Nov. 18-20.
“We know we are the top
team in the south, we feel fortu
nate to have that opportunity,”
Woods said.
The Cougars were also
earned the No. 1 position in
NWAACC
Coaches’ Poll
receiving 66 votes overall with
three first place votes.
EDITOR’S NOTE
Please, please attend the
Clackamas volleyball game
tonight in the Randall gym at 7
p.m. The Cougar sophomores
will be honored in a ceremony
before the game.
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