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The Lady Cougs played a two-day volleyball
tournament Friday and Saturday at Mt. Hood
Community College.
The Dorian Harris Halloween Classic, named
after a former coach who started the tourney at
Mt. Hood, had 12 teams participate.
Leading in kills was Sarah Hall with 63 and a
33-percent kill efficiency. Melita Elliot led accu
rate assists with a total of 146.
Carley Johnson led the team with 100-percent
accuracy for serves, with Lindsay Ables close
behind with 99 percent.
The Cougars tied for seventh place with
Bellevue Community College.
“I felt we played mediocre volleyball. I don’t
think we played to the best of our abilities,” said
Head Coach Kathie Woods. “However, there
were good performances. Carley had another
good tournament where she played consistently
well. She led the team in digs and serves. Sarah
Hall and Kristel Baeckel also played well.”
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was the tradition of dressing up in Hallowe
costumes to play the final bracket on Saturdi
This year, the team dressed up as the When
Waldo character Waldo.
In the past, outfits have included Snow Whi
and the seven dwarves - with more than sev
dwarves - Santa and Santa’s elves and even i
Energizer bunnies, complete with Coach Woo
dressed as the drum-beating bunny.
“We have been everything from football ph
ers, to baseball players, to the Men in Blaci
Woods said. “It’s a fun tradition, one that evei
one really gets into.”
This tournament, however, was not pure
a fun event. The Halloween Classic is al
the unofficial preview for the Northwi
Athlete Association of Community Collet
(NWAACCs).
Coaches use this tourney to determine th
teams’ weaknesses and what they need to w<
on before going to the NWAACCs.
“We need to regroup and continue to wa
hard,” Woods said. “We struggle with confiden
at times, being a fairly new team. We need
work on recovering quickly after our mistakes
The Lady Cougars play in the NWAAd
tournament on Nov. 15.
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Today, the women’s volleyball team will play Chemeketa Community College
at home. The game starts at 7 p.m. Chemeketa Community College is currently
ranked fourth in the Southern Region.
This Friday and Saturday, Clackamas will travel to Bellingham, Wash., to play in
the Whatcom Crossover Tournament at Whatcom Community College.
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A d M anager : Meredith James
S taff W riters : Dale Balbi,
Mallory Bashaw, Ben Caldwell,
Lindsey Decker, Melanie Fisher,
Matthew Garrison,
Michael Komafel, Zak Laster,
Riley Lundgren, Jess Sheppard,
John Shufelt, Kyle Steele,
Alexandria Vallelunga,
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D epartment A dviser :
Melissa Jones
D epartment S ecretary :
Pat Thompson
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