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Mike McCormack
The Clackamas Print
The women’s soccer team
completed their season of
excellence last week with two
victories and head into the
playoffs as the No. 1 from the
NWAACC Southwest Division.
On Thursday, Clackamas
didn’t have any trouble in a 3-0
shutout win against visiting
Clark. Vicky Rodriguez, Emily
Ingalls and Trish Little all
scored for the Cougars.
After the game it was
revealed that Clackamas had
tied the NWAACC record for
most shutouts in a season, with
13.
On Saturday, the team trav
eled north to face Olympic, a
team that had tied the Cougars
earlier in the season. The
Clackamas women were able to
avenge that tie with a solid vic
tory, winning the game 3-1.
“It was a tough game ... we
needed a game like that head
ing into the playoffs,” Head
Coach Tracy Nelson said.
The regular season was a
huge success for the Cougars.
Nelson said the team met all of
their expectations that they had
set in the beginning of the year.
“We continued to get better
as the season went on, both as a
team and individually,” Nelson
said.
This
Saturday,
the
NWAACC quarterfinals will
take place. The Cougars will
face the number four seed from
the Northeastern Conference,
Treasure Valley CC.
The
Cougars expect a very tough
game, and know that anything
can happen in the playoffs.
The game will be Considered
a home game for Clackamas,
but will be held at West Linn
High School, whose soccer
field is made of turf. The team
thinks that playing on the turf
will benefit them greatly
because of their abundance of
team speed.
The Cougars are healthy
heading into the post season
and believe that if they can be
physically and mentally pre
pared, they should continue
their undefeated season all the
way to the championship game.
“We are playing really well
right now and have a lot of con
fidence,” Nelson said. “We
know that no one wants to lose
[in the playoffs], and it will be
a tough road.”
The game on Saturday will
be played at 1 p.m. The final
regular season record for the
Cougars was 16-0-2, capping
their best season yet in the
team’s three year existence.
Editor’s Note:
Please attend the NWAACC
quarterfinals this Saturday at
West Linn High School.
Clackamas -will take on
Treasure Valley CC, game time
is slated for 1 p.m.
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Chrysalis, a women writers’ group,
meets every Wednesday from noon to
2 p.m. in Roger Rook’s Literary Arts
Center (RR 220). Local author Pat
Lichen guides writers of all levels
through discussions of their work. For
more info, call ext 2220.
The only public observatory in western
Oregon, the Haggart Observatory, is
open for public viewing on clear
Saturday nights. The observatory
opens at dusk, and viewing begins at
dark and continues for about three
hours. A $3 donation is requested. For
more information, visit the Haggart
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one-hour free seminar will cover the
application process, college programs,
financial aid arid mote. The seminar
takes place Monday, Nov. 15, from 6:30
to 7:30 p.m. in the Bill Brod
Community Center. For more infor
mation, call Student Outreach at 503-
657-6958, ext 2455 or ext 2625.
CCC Writers’ Club meets Fridays,
from 3 to 5 p.m. in the Literary Arts
Center (RR220) Call Allen Widerburg at
If you’re thinking of college but aren’t
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Tickets are available for $20 from Janet
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Smith-Engjish will be showing on the
following dates:
Nov. 18-20 at 7 p.m., and Sunday, Nov
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Dec. 2-4 at 7 p.m., and Sunday, Dec. 5 at
2:30 p.m.
The Youth Action Commitee is offer
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15, 5-7 p.m. in the Public Service
Building, located at 2051 Kaen Road,
Room 255 A&B, Oregon City.
The Prevention Oversight Commitee
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Diversity Leadership Council will be
discussing Diversity Issues within
For anyone who is interested in joining
a club there will be a Club Fair taking
place on Nov. 17, 11-1:30 p.m.
Community Center , Fireside
Lounge. Free food & drinks will be pro
vided, ext 2598.
English Department Information
Session. Monday Nov. 15 2-3:30. In
room RR220 Literary Arts Center.
For more information contact Emily
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503-657-6958 ext 2372 or 2284. Or e-
mail: emilyo@dackamas.edu
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Instructors Bill Briare and Nora
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call Briare at 503-657-6958, ext 2457, or
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Clackamas Community College will
close in observance of Veteran’s Day,
Thursday, Nov. 11, 2004. For more
information, phone 503-657-6958.
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