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M en ' s B asketball
W omen ' s B asketball
S tandings
S tandings
rth:
League
Overall 4
llevue
9-3
18-6
igit Valley;
8-3
9-2
18-5
9-3
18-7
9-13
Skagit Valley
7-4
15-7
Edmonds
7-4
12-11
Shoreline
6-6
13-11
BIG BEND 104, BLUE MOUNTAIN 61
Whatcom
6-6
13-10
COLUMBIA BASIN 73, YAKIMA VALLEY 68
Seattle
5-7
10-12
2-9
10-14
1-11
4-17
League
Overall
11-11
6-5
16-7
ponds
.5-6
11-10
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5-7
10-13
4-7
11-12
Mens Basketball Scores
of the Week
2/14,
GRAYS HARBOR 73, HIGHLINE 60
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EDMONDS 68, SHORELINE 61|
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Ler Columbia
20-6
tree
9-4
18-7
loma
8-4
13-12
lays Harbor
7-5
13-10
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6-7
10-13
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teen River
s.
Overall
PENINSULA 83,
11-2
Puget Sound
5-7
9-15
4-8
. 7-17
4-8
9-13
2-11
6-17
SPOKANE 87, TREASURE VALLEY 54
Everett
LOWER COLUMBIA 100, CLARK 79
WENATCHEE VALLEY 57, WALLA WALLA 54
Bellevue
TACOMA 92, HIGHLINE 88
CHEMEKETA 64, LINN-BENTON 47
PIERCE 90, SOUTH PUGET SOUND 74
CLACKAMAS 99, LANE 93
COLUMBIA BASIN 86, WENATCHEE
SW OREGON 62, MT HOOD 52
VAI LEY 8(1
UMPQUA 92, PORTLAND 51
GRAYS HARBOR 63, CENTRALIA 51
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9-2
Overall
64 .
®®MEKETA 71, CLACKAMAS 67
SEATTLE 89, OLWPIC7WU-. -
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SI ’O K AN E 7.?, Bl U E MOU NTAIN 45
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Mi HOOD 100, PORTLAND 66
LOWER COLUMBIA 104, GREEN RIVER Y>
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PIERCE 84, CLARK 78
2/11
M n -BENTON 85, LANE 80
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BELLEVUE 70, WHATCOM 54
BIG BENI) 8i, TRFASURE VAIÄ69
'SW OREGON 78, UMPQUA 61
2/7
BIG BEND 93, BLUE MOUNTAIN 68 '
EVERETT 74, WHATCOM 72
YAKIMA VALLEY 85, COLUMBIA BASIN 78
ima Valley
7-4
16-8
6-5
8-16
Measure Valley
lumbia Basin
falla Walla
5-6
12-14
5-6
14-9
enatchee Vly.
3-8
8-16
lue Mountain
1-10
11-14
League
Overall
emeketa
11-0
20- 5
t. Hood
10-1
àckamas
7-4
21- 2
19-5
Oregon
5-6
10-15
-Benton
4-7
10-14
mpqua
e
3-8
7-17
2-9
10-15
2-9
9-16
20-4
10-3
17-8
S. Puget Sound
7-6
7-15
SKAGITVULE?|p, ()l YMPIC 56
5-18
EDMON6s57,PENINSULA>jfr ■
Geen River
3-9
5-17
Grays Harbor
3-9
3-19
Tacoma
1-11
1-13
CHEMEKETA 97, LINN-BENTON 70
CENTRALIA 75, GRAYS HARBOR 55
LANE 75, CLACKAMAS 65
LOWER COLUMBIA 69, CLARK 59
HIGHLINE 57, TACOMA 45
East:
PIERCE 64, SOUTH PUGET SOUND 36
UMPQUA 80, PORTLAND 68
COLUMBIA BASIN 66, WENATCHEE VALLEY
HIGHITNE97, GRAYS HARBOR 65
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WALLA WALLA 71, YAKIMAJ^FY 61
2/12
SPOKANE 78, BLUE MOUNTAIN 61
BIG BEND 90, TREASU RE VALLEY Ä
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CHEMEKETA 50, CLACKAMAS 46
LANE 82, LINN-BENTON 48 1
SHORE1.1NE68. EDMONDS 51
PENINSULA 64, EVERETT 58
PORTLAND 68, MT HOOD 42 \
ODg^C74, SEATTLE 62
UMPQUA 89, SW OREGON 47
WHATCOM 63, BELLEVUE 46
PENINSULA 88, EDMONDS 86 OT
LOWER COLUMBIA 68, GREEN RIVER 57-
BELLEVUE 83, SEATTLE 73
PIERCE 57, CLARK 50
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20-4
»-Columbia Basin
Spoltae
9-2
20-4
7-4
14-12
YakyrtaValley
Wenatchee Vly.
Big Bend ||
7-4
19-7
7-4.
16-9
4-7
1-10
0-11
10-16
4-18
1-23
League
Overall
Walla Walla
Blue Mountain
WHATCOM 61, EVERETT 57;
NWAACC/ Horizon Air Coaches9 Poll
This polk Feb. 3 Final Polk Feb. 28
Women’s
Men’s
School
Votes
1. Lane
2. Umpqua
3. Walla Walla
4. Centralia
5. Clackamas
6. Yakima Valley
7. Columbia Basin
8. Lower Columbia
72(5)
South:
Votes
80(8)
64
42
Lane
10-1
25-2
Umpqua
10-1
25-1
Clackamas
8-3
20-6
Chemeketa
5-6
11-14
40
31
24
SW Oregon
4-7
9-14
4-7
12-14
3-8
9-15
15
10
Mt. Hood
0-11
1-24
Linn-Benton
Portland
CLACKAMAS COMMUNITY COLLEGE
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Date:
Time:
Place
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Overall
2/7%
SOUTH PUGET SOUND 83, TACOMA 59
The wrestlers have been
focused on these two tourna­
ments all year long, and after
yurte Co-Editor
what has seemed to be a less-
than-ideal season, Haluska
■ In what Coach Mike knows there’s still work to do
Haluska calls “their best before they’re finished.
“I’ve always wanted peo­
performance all year,” five
¡Clackamas wrestlers plowed ple to train for regionals and
their way through the regional nationals,” Haluska said,
tournament last weekend and admitting that the team may
will compete in the national not have showed much in their
Hampionships, Feb. 26 in regular season duals because
their focus all season has been
Rochester, Minnesota.
■Shane Slover (141 lbs., these tournaments.
Another wrestler who per­
fourth place), Jimmy Crisman
(149 lbs., fourth place), Nick formed well at regionals over
Slacks (184 lbs., third place), the weekend was Tim Cook,
Chaz Cointment (197 lbs., who injured his shoulder
third place) and John Bastings early in the season. Cook did
[(Heavyweight, fourth place) not make one of the top four
[11 be participating in a tour- slots he needed to head to
pent against the best the Minnesota, but did manage
CAA has to offer, and will to win his final match as a
Clackamas wrestler.
ve two weeks to prepare.
The wrestlers will be train­
¡They wrestled better than I
r expected,” said Haluska. ing until Tuesday, Feb.22, and
_|was exciting to be able will leave the following day
rto [watch them wrestle that for Rochester and the NJCAA
J|rc”
National Tournament.
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League
9-2
Treasurgh||lley
SKAGIT VALLEY 79, OLYMPIC
Wrestlers fight back:
Five will go to nationals
I Jeff Sorensen
11-2
Highline
7-16
WHATCOM 85, SHORELINE 71
1. Chemeketa
2. Mt Hood
3. Spokane
4. Lower Columbia
5. Clackamas
6. Bellevue
7. Everett
8. Yakima Valley
Lower Columbia
5-8
WENATCHEE VALLEY 78, WALLA WALLA 65
School
22-2
5-7
SEATTLE^IgtLEVbE^S-"-'
WHATCOM 87, SHORELINE 85 OT
uth:
11-1
Clark
TREASURE VALLEY 88, SPOKANE 82
17-7
8-3
Centralia
Pierce
TACOMA 85, SOUTH PUG IT SO! 'ND
19-7
Bend
West:
YAKIMA VALLEY 90, WALLA WALLA 86 OT
MT HOOD 99, SW OREGON 60
League
Overall
Olympic
8-4
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League
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