Clackamas Print
Wednesday, Jan. 21, 2009
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top left: Clackamas’ Brett Sanchez takes a hit from Montana State Northern’s
] onas Schenzel at the Clackamas Open Tournament Jan. 17.
|ght: Point guard Jeff Dorman takes a free throw on Jan. 14 against Mt. Hood
rBorman shot 26 points to help carry the team to their third win of the
- Bn. Clackamas is currently 4-0.
r Ittom: Top-ranked Montana’s Robbie Shaw gets taken down by Clackamas’
pcond-ranked Tyrell Fortune to place first in his weight class at the tourna-
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now thaws, Cougs heat up
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renwith all this recent snow
Lady Cougars are heating
uring the winter break the
ipartie i paled in the Crossover
lament in Olympia, Wash.
ley won their first two
fesBof the tournament,
mating Highline Community
- Ege 83-75 and Yakima Valley
imunih College 73-56.
peBady Cougars advanced
lie championship game but
loumanlent was canceled due
ie weather.
\ road trip to Phoenix was
t'for the Lady Cougars and
h back to back losses to
Chandler-Gilbert Community
College and South Mountain
Community College, they closed
out the trip by crushing Phoenix
Community College 95-65.
Division League play started
on Jan. 7, and the Lady Cougars
beat Chemeketa Community
College 70-40, Southwestern
Community College 87-56, and
Mt. Hood Community College
67-50.
Clackamas is now 3-0 in divi­
sion play and 12-3 overall. They
are now ranked third in the entire
Northwest Athletic Association
of Community Colleges.
Head coach Jim Martineau
said his team has a good shot
at the championship game this
year. He also said they need to
“Take care of the home court.”
Guard Shayla Fetters said the
key to victory is, “When we play
as a team we win.” Fetters is a
sophomore in her first season
with the team, having transferred
to Clackamas after playing for
Umpqua Community College
last year.
With Umpqua currently lead­
ing the division, there is a good
chance Fetters will be facing her
old team in the playoffs. A sce­
nario she is very excited about.
Fetters also said the difference
between Clackamas and her old
team is that the Lady Cougars
have, “more team chemistry”
and “win.”
Please turn to page six to find
out what happened in the Lady
Cougs’ match-ups against Mt.
Hood CC and Linn-Benton CC.
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Starting guard Shayla Fetters, far right, before sinking a
freethrow in the Lady Cougs’ matchup against Mt. Hood CC.
The Cougars cruised to a win with a final score of 50-67.