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10 • ^tLACKAMASPrjjlt NWAACC ARD M en ' s B asketball S tandings W omen ' s !]] S tandi North: League Overall 3-1 4-10 Olympic Skagit Valley 3-1 J5-9 Peninsula Olympic 3-1 10-6 Edmonds 12-3 Shoreline Skagit Valley North: Peninsula Everett . Whatcop|F V’5 18-6 Edmonqsy^^i Xi W7-9 Shoreline i-j/ 10-6 Bellevue 3-14 Seattle Men’s Basketball Scores of the Week .. Lower Columbia League 4-1 Overall 13-5 Pierce 3-1 12-4 Tacoma 3-1 8-9 Clark 2-1 5-10 Highline 3-2 7-8 Grays Harbor 2-2 8^7 Centralia 1-3 5-11 Green River 1-3 6-8 S. Puget Sound 0-5 4-11 League Overall East: 14-5 HIGHLINE 79, GRAYS HARBOR 46 1/17 EDMONDS 87, B^-EVUE 76 \ BIG BEND 72, TREASURE VALLEY 67 PIERCE 83, SOUTH PUGET SOUND 69 ÄCOMA94, HIGHLINE 80 ■COLUMBIABASIN70, WENCHEEVLLY64 YAKIMA VALLEY 101, WALLA WALLA 72 BELLEVUE WHCOM (postponed-snow) MT HOOD 84, CLACKAMAS 68 OLYMPIC 72, SETLE 67 SW OREGON 76, LANE 63 PENINSULA 97, EVERETT 82 LINN-BENTON 85, UMPQUA 84 EDMONDS 68, SHORELINE 64 CHEMEKETA 78, PORTLAND 63 CLARK PIERCE (ice storm-ppd. to 1/31) GREEN RIVER L.OWER COLUMBIA (ice storm-ppd. to 1/17) Grays Harbor Clark Tacoma PENINSULA 74, EDMONDS 60 1/17% EDMO^52, BELLEVUE 33 SHORELINE 62, WHCOM 55 SHORELINE 67, EVERETT 48 CENTRALIA 66, GRAYS HARBOR 40 East: OLYMPIC 66, SKAGIT VALLEY 45 Treasure Valley 2-2 4-13 Big Bend 2-2 10-6 ETLE 82, SKAGIT VALLEY 75 ^OLYMPIC 61WHCOM 53 YAKIMA VALLEY 79, COLUMBIA BASIN 75' L(3WE»iuMBIA85, GREEN RIVER 50 CHEMEKETA LANE (ice fcn-ppd. W/2) Yakima Valley 2-2 11-6 CLACKAMAS Blue Mountain 1-3 11-7 ppd.to2/2) PORTLAND 61, SWOREGONWy Columbia Basin 1-3 8-11 Wenatchee Vly. 1-3 6-11 LOWER COLUMBIA 70, Cl ARK 52 j SOUTH PUGET SOUND 76, PIERCE 4f HIGHLINE 82, IACOM a J b I WENCHEE VALLEY 5<COÄJMBI/ÄsiN 12-5 Mt. Hood 3-0 14-1 Linn-Benton . 2-1 8-8 Portland 2-2 6-11 SW Oregon 2-2 7-11 Clackamas 1-2 13-3 Lane 0-3 7-10 Umpqua 0-3 8-9 Walla Walla *ft^Bend Spo^jg i 42 Columbia Basin I CLACKAMAS 82, MT-HOOD 23 LANE 62, SW OREGON 52 X UMPQUA 75, LINN-BENDON^ CHEMEKETA64, PORTLÄD56 PENINSULA 76, EVERETT 68 1/14 BIG BEND 92, BLUE MOUNTAIN 70 CLARK PIERCE (ice storm-ppd. to 1/31) " Wenatchee Vly. ; Yakim^ Valley I . BlueMouatain | YAKIMA VALLEY 65W.LA WAL IA 51 WHCOM 85, BELLEVUE 53 "OLYMPIC 82, SETLE 69 EDMONDS 68, SHORELINE 64 OT F % Men’s School - i Srnmt: 1. Mt. Hood 2. Clackamas 3. Everett 4. Pierce 5.Spokane 6. Bellevue 7. Chemeketa 8. Lower Columbia NWAACC/ Horizon Air Coaches9 Poll This poll: Feb. 8 Final Poll: Feb. 22 Women’s Record Votes 12-1 12-2 11-2 11-3 11-5 76(7) School 1. Lane 2. Umpqua 3. Walla Walla 4. Clackamas 5. Centralia 6. Columbia Basin 7. Lower Columbia 8. Yakima Valley I Treasure Vai.e I LINN-BENTON (ice stomi- Overall 3-0 - « Pierce SETLE 85, BELLEVUE 58 12-4 UMPQUA MT HOOD (ice storm-ppd. to 2/2) 'S Green River 1/12 3-1 Chemeketa S. Puget Sound UMiMfiA MT LHOOD (ice storm-^d. 2/2) SPOKANE 55, TRFASURE VALLEY 43 Women’s basketball Scores of the Week Walla Walla r League Highline Lower Columbia ppd. to 2/2) . ~ - - ■ '' SW (|REGO^74,PORTLAND 51 1/14 Wjk. 4-0 South: West: BIG BErÆMÈr BLUE MOUNTAIN 59 Spokane WALLA WALLA 110, WENCHEE VAI I FY 104 OT f / . „ COLUMBIA BASIN 79, YAKIMA VALLEY 59 CHEMEKgTALANEXtoe^fejrm-ppd. to 2/2) CLACK^MAS^ Um-BENTOk(ice storm- Centralia GRAYS HARBOR 83, HIGHLINE 78 TACOMA 82, SOUTH PUGET SOUNDS “* “ TREASURE VALLEY 91, BIG BEND 72 A SPOKANE 73, BLUE MOUNTAIN 11 / Bellevue WALLA WALLA 64, WENCHEE VALLEY 60 CqiNER COLUMBIA 87, CLARK 77 LOWER COLUMÄ7^SF®EfÄWR 72 Everett SPOKANE 73, BLUE MOUNTAIN 42 WAGIT VALLEY 74, OLYMPIC 67 C entralia so, grays harbor 70 OLYMPIC 68, WI-ICOM 59^ Seattle SOUTH PUGET SOUND 73, TACOMA 63 PENINSULA 75, EDMONDS 72 WtCOM 83, SHORELINE 80 EVERETT 88, SHORELINE 85 SKAGIT VALLE>lß8, SETtg 74 West: 1/12 I Whatcom storm-ppd. to 1/17) BELLEVUE 66, SETLE 61 -------------------- LOWER COLUMBIA (ice GREEN RIVER SPOKANE 97, TREASURE VALLEY 82 Clackamas 9 Lane Record Votes 16-1 16-0 11-2 13-3 12-2 12-3 10-3 12-4 74(5) 68(3) 47 32 30 26 18 12 Umpqua Chemeketa Linn-Benton SW Oregon Portland I Mt. Hood Wrestlers keep busy in cold weather • Head Coach Mike Haluska noted that participa tion numbers, which usually range around 200 wres tlers for the annual Clackamas Open, were cut in half because of the ice stoim Saturday. • Saturday’s tournament ran smoothly, accord ing to Haluska, thanks to the efforts of Athletic Department Head Jim Jackson, who ran the head score table. Jackson wasn’t alone, however, as the softball team took time to volunteer their efforts to keep order for the tournament. “[They] came and ran the brackets,” said Haluska, “That’s huge.” Haluska would like to thank them for their efforts. • “[We had] some quality people in the tourna ment,” said Haluska of the wrestlers who managed to make it out for the tournament. Haluska was proud of his team’s performance, boasting two finalists for Clackamas, including Alex Bubb who wrestled at 157 lbs. • Injuries continue to be a burden for the team a few wrestlers remain absent on doctor’s and coaches’ orders. Coach Haluska is keeping a few wrestlers from practice because he doesn’t want to sacrifice the health of his boys before the regional tournament at the end of the season, which is still several weeks away. • Clackamas wrestlers held a dual meet at home Friday night and hosted their own open tournament Saturday in spite of weather conditions. PROFESSIONAL STUI df — Compiled by Jeff Sorensen « BS BUSINESS AHD iEACERSMP* -I.», .ml ■ » BUSINESS •ææsr «. BACOMMUHCAHSH SJUOBES ■ ba MiBHDtsevtMMnr ♦ QBSAWH « BA OSTWaZATlOHALC^^ • Bä SEAL ESTATE* ♦ RUWLICREW • BA-SCBENCE ♦ «EM. ESSMtl Te. work with «m adviaor. «-mail «all YEAft-fcOtlND ADMISSION * SÆHÔLARSWPS fOK .AHL AGES * GLASSES. - EVBNMKslS^ BAYS ANÖ WEEKENDS •ONLINE CFTSCW. 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