WEDNESDAY, MAY 21, 2014
NWAACC Tourney Recap:
Road to the championship
by BLAKE THOMASON
sports editor
Treasure Valley 11-1.
Saturday would be a com­
pletely different story. In
The Clackamas Cougars Clackamas’ first game, they
softball team cam e in to just squeaked out a 3-2 vic­
the NWAACC championship tory over Wenatchee Valley.
tournament holding the no. 2 The second game of the day
seed and finished with a 4-2 was against Mt. Hood and
Clackamas fell short in a
record over the weekend.
Both losses came at the defensive battle, losing 1-2.
Sunday’s games were
hands of no. 1 seed Mt. Hood,
a team Clackamas battled rained out and moved to
with all season. Each matchup Monday. Clackamas had their
before this tournam ent was spot in the semi-finals and
split with both teams winning awaited the winner of the
one game of each double- Treasure Valley-Wenatchee
header. Since this tournament Valley game to see who they’d
Was double-eliminatiort, one face. Treasure Valley won
team was going to have to their game and Clackamas
do something it hadn’t done beat them again in convinc­
ing fashion, 8-3.The win
before: win two straight.
O n Friday, Clackamas eas­ advanced Clackamas to the
ily handled its opponents finals for the second time in
beating Everett 6-2 and threeyears.
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last Friday during the NWAACC Championship Tournament.
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