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Clackamas Print Sports 7 Wednesday, Nov. 15, 2006 Cross-country 4th at NWAACCs minutes, 15.78 seconds. Sophomore Lyndsey McKillup ran a 19:35.85 for 12th place, freshman Allison Body finished 15th with a time The Clackamas cross-country of 19:41.42, freshman Savannah learns each finished fourth at the Walruff ran a IWAACC champion 20:21.75 for dips last weekend in 21st place, and ipokane, Wash., getting freshman new “We just had ¡olid performances from comer Chelsea he men’s team and com- one unfor Bowen ran her leting for the first time first collegiate tunate thing ill season with a com cross-country happen to the pete women’s team. race in 23:55.71 “We ran very well for 56th place. men that kept is a group; we just had Sheryl Page us from a one unfortunate thing of Mt. Hood CC lappen to the men that trophy.” won the wom ¡ept us from a trophy,” en’s individual Keoni McHone said Head Coach Keoni championship Head Track Coach flcHone. “Having a full with a time of nomen’s team was a 18:25.41, while lositive, and the women Spokane CC ill ran very well. We won the wom ust came up short.” en’s team championship by a 44- Freshman Andria Scheese ran a point margin over Clark College, ¡olid seventh place in the women’s with Mt. Hood picking up the race to lead the Cougar women, third-place trophy. inishing the 5000-meter race in 19 Brandon Snook finished in 13th Frank Iordan The Clackamas Print place with a time of 27:13.05, to pace the Clackamas men in the 5000-meter race. Jose Barajas ran a 28:23.55 for 24th place, Daniel Alvarez ran a 28:36.46 for 27th place, Nathan Ingram ran a 29:26.22 for 39th place, and Kyle Pfenning ran a 31:27.31 for 56th place. Chris Baker took a wrong turn on the course with about 800 meters to go and failed to back track his way back onto the marked course, being disqualified at the end of the race. “It was unfortunate what hap pened to Chris (Baker); he just took a wrong turn,” said McHone. “The mistake cost us at the end; we may have been able to pick up a trophy if it would not have hap pened.” Jordan McNamara of Lane CC blew away the field, winning the men’s individual championship with a time of 25:25.23. Spokane CC won the men’s team title, edg ing out Lane CC by five points, with Clark College finishing a dis tant third. Jose Barajas (left) and Nathan Ingram (right) run hard as they compete in a race earlier in the cross country season. Jeff Sorensen Clackamas Print Soccer team loses in first round, disappointing end to solid season . Mike Guidice 11 Jeff Sorensen Clackamas Print Aeaghan Durand ushers the all upfield. Sports Editor The Cougars’ solid season came to a disappointing end this last Wednesday as they were defeated by Spokane 6- 2 in the opening round of the playoffs. “We were all over Spokane the first five minutes of the game. If we were able to put one in the back of the net dur ing that time, it would have been a different game,” said Head Coach Tracy Nelson. Playing at home, the Spokane Sasquatch jumped out to an early lead and added on to it, eventually going up by a score of 6-0. Goals by Hannah Nash and Stephani Catt in the 63rd and 66th minutes made the score look more respectable, but on this occasion the opposi tion simply was the superior squad. “Spokane was the better team on the day,” Nelson added. “We came out and played the best we could; unfortunately, it wasn’t good enough.” The Lady Cougs had high hopes and lofty goals going into the match-up, despite being.decimated by injuries^ “The team was very focused and motivated for the game,” Nelson said. “We were still dealing with a lot of injuries, so we weren’t one-hundred percent healthy, but we hadn’t been injury-free for the past three weeks.” The soccer team had anoth er successful regular season, finishing 14-5-1, and entered the postseason as a number three seed. Clackamas attempted to win their third consecutive NWAACC championship, but came up short in their efforts against a dominant and health ier Spokane team. Nelson is already looking toward next year. She expects the team to learn from the loss and come out playing inspired ball. “The team was very disap pointed, and there wasn’t any thing that I could say to change that,” Nelson said. “I believe this game will be set in their minds come next season and will motivate them even more to be better.” Volleyball final game recap: The volleyballers ended their regular season Wed., Nov. 8 by defeating Linn- Benton 30-23, 30-27, 30-27. "It's great to participate in courses where the material you learn is applied, then discussed by the whole group. There are many times people share perspectives that I've never considered." Garrett Beck Match Leaders: Rhea Wortman •led the way with 17 kills, while Malia | Kamahoahoa chipped in with 12. Kamahoahoa also led the team with 15 assist; Carla Crowder I added 14. I I I I Wortman led the team with 16 digs, with Heather Gerke not far behind, accounting for 13. 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