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CLACKAMAS TAKES 6TH AT NATIONALS
Over the weekend, the Clackamas Community College
wrestling team flew to Iowa City, Iowa, and competed
in the NJCAA championships in Council Bluffs at the
Mid-American Center.
With a total of ten qualifiers, Clackamas Community
College had three All-Americans and finished in 6th
place in the team national standings. Clackamas was 13
team points away from being tied in 4th place with both
Iowa Western and North Iowa Area College.
Sophomore 149 pounder Chris Garcia received 2nd
place after losing a tough match in the national finals
to Northwest Wyoming’s John-David Henderson 3-2.
Sophomore 197 pounder John Morin also got 2nd place
losing to Dymere Rappa of Camden County College
in a 4-2 Decision. Redshirt freshman 184 pounder
Haszell West took third after he defeated Jacob Hill of
Northeastern Oklahoma A&M 10-6.
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