Volleyball falls
short of playoffs
Randall
construction
complete
On Wednesday, Nov. 9, Clackamas volleyball had high
hopes going into their sophomore night.
After months of construction in the
lower level of Randall Hall, the locker
rooms are now open again.
They needed some help from both Umpqua Community
College and Mt. Hood Community College in order to
force a tiebreaker for the fourth and final spot in the
Southern Region division in the Northwest Athletic
Conference.
The construction was originally
scheduled to be done When fall term
started.
Clackamas faced Chemeketa Community College and
lostin three straight sets, 16-25,23-25,13-25, ending
their chance to make it to the NWAC tournament.
As o f this week the construction is
now com plete and students, staff
and faculty can now use the newly
remodeled locker rooms inside of
Randall Hall that now meet Title IX
compliance standards.
They ended their season 5-9 in conference and 18-21
overall. Clackamas looks to replace six sophomores
for next season.
— Travis David V Whittaker
The updates that are on the lower
level of the building include a gender-
neutral changing room and fam ily
locker room area.
— Travis David V Whittaker
Left: Aysia Killingbeck bumps the ball during
a rally vs. Chemeketa Community College on
Wednesday, Nov. 9.
photo by Austin Boltz
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