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'Clackamas Print
Wednesday. Oct. 12, 2005
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ash goes on tear, Cougars rout
hl McDonnell
¡Clackamas Print
[th a weekend full of
[the Clackamas soccer
¡came up big once again,
jng their ' NWAACC
less.
I Lady Cougars (10-1-0)
led the first half of the
In impressively with a
pant record; Head Coach
I Nelson said their win-'
¡record was due to solid
[work.
I one player runs our
I We’ve really played
■ as a group and have
Igether some of our best
¡finances as of late,” said
pn.
.
|e Lady Cougars were
led up against a solid
I College team last
[day, but once again
Id that they were the
[or team crushing Clark
[one.
[nnahNash came up huge,
pg four goals, one unas-
I. Miriam Coto, Amanda
Ir, and Emily Ingalls
[assisted Nash. Ingalls
put together a strong per­
Nash had a standout per­
formance scoring two goals, formance scoring three goals,
one of which was assisted by giving her a season total of
Nicole Cahill.
twelve, which currently puts
Clackamas
her third in the
clashed with
_________ • NWAACC for
Lane CC for
goals scored.
the first game
Trailing close
“
No
one
player
of the week­
behind is her
runs our team.
end, and came’
teammate
up with a 4-0
Ingalls, who is
We’ve really 1
win.
.
fourth in the
played
strong
“We played
NWAACC with
Lane our first
as a group
a total of 11
game of the
goals scored.
and
have
put
,
season, but we
The
next
together some
weren’t play­
game up is on
ing as well
Oct. 15 in-Coos
of our best
then as we
Bay
against
preformances
are now. We
Southwestern
[wanted]
to
CC at noon.
really get after
Tracy
Nelson
them,”
said
Head Soccer Coach
Nelson. “They
really haven’t
seen what we
can do yet.”
Jyella Deloney did an
Editor’s Note:
excellent job as keeper for the
Cougars completing her third
shutout of the season against
Please attend the last two
Lane, which as of now puts regular season home games.
her second in the NWAACC Oct. 28 at 3 p.m. and Oct. 29
for total shutouts.
at 1 p.m.
Andy Zehrung Clackamas Print
Sophomore Tianna Meduri (7) fends off Lane CC defender
during Friday's 4-0 win. The Cougars routed both oppo­
nents last weekend and currently sit at the top of the
NWAACC south with a record of 10-1-0, their only loss
coming Sept. 17 against Walla Walla CC.
lleyballers fall at Chemeketa, Southwestern Oregon
The cougar volleyball team
lost both matches last week­
end, falling to last place in the
NWAACC south. They lost to
Chemeketa 30-16,30-25,30-19
and Southwestern Oregon 30-21,
30-17,30-24. They are now 2-5 in
league and 17-14 overall ."(LEFT
TO RIGHT, TOP TO BOTTOM) Cotie
Howard (14), Kori Trenholm (7),
Samantha Hennessy (4), statis­
tician Aubrey Schneider, Catie
Warren (3), Jami Durhkoop
(I) ,' Ashli Itami (8), Jessica
Heidenreich (12), Meggan Chapin
(6), Margo Wyatt (5), Rachel
Gowen (10) , Heather Gerke
(II) , Nicki Emmert (2). Tonight
the lady volleyballers will take
on southern rival Mt. Hood CC at
7 p.m. in the Randall gym. Next
Saturday the cougars will travel
to Albany to take on Linn-Benton
CC. They will be back home Oct.
21 to face Southwestern Oregon
at 7 p.m.
LEFT: PHOTO Courtesy volleyball media guide
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