The Clackamas print. (Oregon City, Oregon) 1989-2019, January 26, 2005, Page 10, Image 10

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    Cougars
rebound
Saturday night, Clackamas
traveled down to Eugene to take
on the Lane CC Titans and the
Cougars put down Lane by a
The Clackamas Cougar men score
;
of 84-72. Jensen again led
improved to 3-2 in the NWAACC the Cougars in the scoring col­
Southern Division and 15-3 over­ umn, garnering 23 points and 10
all with a pair, of road wins last rebounds, while Rivera chipped
week over Portland CC and Lane in 14 points and also grabbing 10
CC.
boards. Freeman added 12 points
Last Wednesday, the Cougars and eight rebounds, freshman
got 27 points and nine rebounds post Garold Howe had 12 points
from sophomore Wes Jensen and and sophomore Matt Sanders had
24 points from freshman Micah 11 points.
Mooney as they blew out the
Lane got a game-high 25 points
Panthers from Portland CC by a from freshman forward Joshua
score of 96-65.
Akwenuke, while Maurice Ross
Clackamas used tough defense had 18 points and Aaron Collins
and poor shooting by PCC to run added 10 for the Titans, who fell
out to a 52-22 halftime lead en to 0-5 in the NWAACC South
route to the rout. PCC shot 21 and 7-12 overall with the loss.
percent on 7-34 from the field
The Cougar men will take
in the opening half, allowing the on the Umpqua CC Timbermen
Cougars to open up their high- tonight at 7:30 p.m. in the
voltage offense. The Cougars Randall Hall gym. Clackamas
coasted through the second half, goes on the road to Coos Bay
never letting Portland back into Saturday to take on the Lakers of
the contest.
Southwestern Oregon CC. That
Sophomore Maycol Rivera game is scheduled to start at 6
tossed in 13 points and grabbed p.m. on the SWOCC campus.
eight rebounds, while freshman
Brian Freeman added 12 points
and hauled in nine boards to help
in the blowout. The Cougars shot
50 percent for the game on 36-72
EDITOR’S NOTE:
and crushed the Panthers off the
glass, outrebounding their oppo­ Please attend tonight’s basketball
nent 61-35.
games in the Randall gym. The
Portland was led by the 24 women tip-off at 5:30 p.m. and
points from Keena Payton, while the men are slated to tip-off at
Dylan Hettrich had 13 points and 7:30 p.m. The men are currently
Ahmed Yusef added 12 for the ranked No. 2 in the NWAACC
losing Panthers, who fell to 2-3 in Coaches’ Poll and die women are
the division and 6-12 overall.
ranked No. 4.
frank Jordan
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Jeff Sorensen Clackamas Print
Here come the bailers! Wes Jensen (15) elevates and
releases as Cody Bass (30) makes his way under the
hoop during last Wednesday’s win over PCC 96-65.
Jensen scored 27 points ana grabbed nine rebounds,
Bass added three points in the win. The Cougars are
now 15-3 overall and bounced back with two league
wins last week after losing two straight league games.
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The NJCAA gave Clackamas wrestlers a week to recoup as shoulder problems and other
injuries continue to cause problems for the team. After a hard fought loss at last Friday’s
dual (above) and a solid showing at their own tournament the next day, the team contin­
ues to feel like their hard work is starting to pay off. The wrestlers are finished with their
home duals for the season, and look to their last meet this Saturday, Jan. 30 in Coos Bay
against South Western Community College. After that, it’s two weeks off to heal shoulder
injuries, etc., and prepare themselves before the regional championships, where qualifiers
will move on to the national tournament. Alex Bubb (157 lbs.) said he looks forward to
some national open tournaments in April, including trips to Las Vegas and Chicago.
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