Women's Soccer Tryout Update
February 21, 2012
On March 10th, 2012 the Storm women's soccer team will be hosting open tryouts for the 2012 season. The tryout has been moved from its original location on the Chemeketa campus to the Salem Indoor Center, which is located at 4701 Portland Rd. N.E. Salem, OR 97305. Check in will be at 9:45 am with the tryout being from 10 am to 12 pm. All participants will need to have shoes for both indoor and outdoor usage. For further information or questions please contact Head Coach Megan Moore at mmoor118@my.chemeketa.edu.
Storm Basketball Teams Battling For Seeding
February 19, 2012
As the final week of league approaches both the Storm women and men have clinched a spot in the NWAACC Championship Tournament March 3rd-6th at the Toyota Center in Kennewick, Washington. This is the first time since the 2006-07 season that both teams have qualified the same year. With two league games left both teams are fighting for seeding position. First round pairings this year will see the Southern region matched up against the Northern region. With the first place team from each respective region matched up against the fourth place team, and the second place teams will face off against the third place teams. With sweeps this week the women would secure the second seed from the Southern region and the men would secure the first seed. The teams will travel to Mt. Hood Community College on Wednesday the 22nd with the women playing at 5:30pm and the men at 7:30pm. The Storm will host Southwestern Oregon Community College on Saturday the 25th for the final league game of the season with the women playing at 4pm and the men at 6pm. The games on Saturday will also be sophomore appreciation night as it will be their final home game for the Storm.
Storm Basketball Teams Net Four Wins
February 19, 2012
After a trip to Portland Community College on the 15th to take on the Panthers the Storm faced off against the Linn Benton Roadrunners on the 18th. Both the women and men saw success both dates getting two wins each.
The Lady Storm took on the Panthers and jumped out to a strong 43-26 lead in the first half. The Panthers never really challenged the Storm in the second half as they cruised to a 79-65 victory. The Lady Storm was led by Kim VanDyke and Chantell Stanton who finished with 15 and 14 points respectively. Kayla Cuellar also made a big contribution with 8 points and 10 rebounds.
The Men started out a little slow but took the lead for the first time of the night at 15-14 with sixteen minutes to go in the first half. From that point the Storm went on a 27-6 run, which resulted in a 42-20 halftime lead. The second half was more of the same as the Storm was very active on defense only allowing 18 Panther points en route to an 89-38 victory. The Storm again had great balance with all eleven players scoring, led by Trevor Phillips with 16, Jordan Batey with 15, and Lucas Marcoe with 13. Shadrach Jensen came off the bench to grab 7 rebounds and 5 steals.
On Saturday February 18th the Storm teams geared up for a rematch with Linn Benton, who had swept the Storm in their first meeting on January 21st. The Lady Storm struggled in the first half and trailed by 3 at halftime 21-24. In the second half the Lady Storm began to execute better on offense and further establish themselves defensively on their way to a 53-40 win. The Lady Storm forced the Roadrunners into 19 turnovers on the night and only allowed 1 offensive rebound, while holding them to 28% shooting from the field on the night. Jordan Klebaum led the Storm in scoring with 15 points, while Lauren Codling added 14 points and Janelle Weiss scored 10 points to go with 6 rebounds and 5 assists.
The Storm men also looking to avenge an earlier loss took an early lead only to see the Roadrunners come back. A second run by the Storm at the end of the half gave them a 44-35 lead at halftime. The Storm picked up the defensive intensity in the second half and pulled away with an 81-63 victory. On the night the defense forced 21 turnovers which led to 22 Storm points. The Storm was led by Gavin Kauffman who had 27 points and 6 rebounds, while Trevor Phillips added 25 points and 10 rebounds. The win also clinched a spot in the NWAACC Championship Tournament for the men.
Storm Teams Split With Titans
February 14, 2012
The Lady Storm lost a tough one to the visiting Lane Titans last Saturday night. After taking a 4 point lead into halftime the Storm came out in the second half to find a red hot opponent. The visiting Titans shot a blistering 72% from behind the arc going 8 for 11 as well as an overall 64% from the field for the half. Down by double digits for a big portion of the second half the Lady Storm put together a run and knocked the lead down to six but could get no closer loosing by a final of 71-80. The Lady Storm was led by Jordan Klebaum who netted 20 points including 6 of 9 from beyond the arc. Also making a big contribution was Lauren Codling who had 19 points and 17 rebounds. The loss dropped the Lady Storm to third place in league with a 7-3 record but still on the verge of clinching a spot in the NWAACC Championship tournament for the first time since 2006-07.
The Storm men started slowly with the Titans taking an early lead. The Storm came alive midway through the first half to take a 33-21 halftime lead. The Storm defense continued to set the tone in the second half as they held the visiting Titans to 27% shooting from the field on the night and cruised to a 72-59 win. The Storm again showed a balanced attack with five players in double figures. Trevor Phillips, Jacob Begin, Johnny Howard, and Gavin Kauffman all scored 11 points to lead the Storm in scoring. The win keeps the Storm in second place with an 8-2 record and also on the verge of clinching a spot in the NWAACC Championship tournament.
The NWAACC Championship tournament is comprised of the top four teams in each of the four regions in the NWAACC. Both Storm teams have a 3 game lead on the fifth place team in the Southern Region. So for either Storm team to clinch a playoff berth, one of the following combinations must occur, two wins by the Storm, two losses by the fifth place teams, or one Storm win and one loss by the fifth place team. The Storm's next games are Wednesday night February 15th at Portland Community College, Cascade campus the women at 5:30 pm & men at 7:30pm.
Soccer Tryouts
February 9, 2012
The Chemeketa women's soccer team will be holding open tryouts for the 2012 season on March 10th, 2012. The tryout will be held at the soccer field on the Chemeketa campus, which is next to the baseball complex. Check in will be at 9:45 am with the tryout being from 10 am to 12 pm. For further information or questions please contact Head Coach Megan Moore at mmoor118@my.chemeketa.edu
The Storm Tames Cougars
February 9, 2012
On Wednesday night the Storm basketball teams treated the crowd at the Storm Center to two wins of the rival Cougars. In the opener the Lady Storm jumped out to a big lead over the first place Cougars and never looked back. After taking a 38-22 lead into halftime the Lady Storm didn't let up forcing the visitors into 18 turnovers and 36% shooting from the field. Kim VanDyke led the way for the Storm with 18 points, while Janelle Weiss chipped in 17 points, and Lauren Codling added 12 points and 11 rebounds as the Lady Storm cruised to a 79-51 victory. With the win the Lady Storm are in a tie with Clackamas for second place and one game behind first place Lane. This set up another big home contest for the Lady Storm this coming Saturday against Lane at 4pm in the Storm Center with first place on the line.
The Storm men battled the visiting Cougars in the first half but fell behind and went into halftime down 46-35 due to cold shooting and streaky all around play. At halftime the Storm regrouped and played with the sense of urgency needed for a comeback. Attacking the visiting Cougars at both ends of the floor allowed the Storm to get back into the game quickly. The game stayed close the rest of the way setting up a dramatic finish. With the game tied at 73-73 and 22 seconds remaining the Storm set up for the last shot. With six seconds remaining Gavin Kauffman received a pass at the top of the key and attacked his defender. The drive resulted in a Cougar foul with one second left on the clock and Kauffman going to the line. After sinking the first shot he intentionally missed the second and after rebounding his own miss the time expired with the Storm pulling out the 74-73 victory. The Storm was led by Kauffman and Jordan Batey with 17 points apiece, while Johnny Howard added 13 points on 4 of 7 from beyond the arc. The win coupled with a Linn Benton loss puts the Storm in sole possession of second place in league, one game behind first place Mt. Hood. The next game will be this coming Saturday against Lane at 6pm in the Storm Center.
Blackout & Burgers Wednesday Night
February 6, 2012
On Wednesday, February 8th, Chemeketa will be hosting Southern Region rival Clackamas Cougars. The women play at 5:30pm and the men at 7:30pm. Both games will have an impact on the Southern Region standings. The women are one game out of first behind Clackamas and the men are one game ahead of Clackamas in second place. Both games were tightly contested the first time around with the women losing a tough one by 5 points, and the men winning by 12 in overtime.
The evening is being billed as Blackout and Burgers, and will also see other special events scheduled throughout the night. Blackout and Burgers is a collaborative event sponsored by athletics and college life to generate support for Storm athletics, and the college life student food pantry. Blackout is a request for all Chemeketa Storm Fans to wear black shirts to the game in support of their team. If you are a Chemeketa staff or student who is in black you will be given a ticket upon entering the Storm Center for a free burger. Other supporters will also have the opportunity to purchase a burger as well for the low cost of $2.00. Burgers will be served starting at 6:30pm. Other activities scheduled for the evening are halftime shooting contest for prizes with the proceeds going to cancer research. The unveiling of the men's soccer NWAACC Championship banner at halftime of the men's game. We will also be holding a 50/50 raffle where tickets will be $1.00. The winner will receives half the proceeds and the remainder well be donated to the student food pantry project which is run by college life.
Storm Travels South For Sweep
February 5, 2012
The Storm basketball teams travelled to Roseburg for a match up with the Umpqua Riverhawks on February 4th and came home with two wins. The Lady Storm started the night with a 95-75 runaway win over Umpqua, who at the start of the night was only a game behind the Storm in the standings. The Storm took control early with a 57-32 halftime lead and cruised the last twenty minutes while leading by as much as 30 points before seeing the Riverhawks make one last run before the final buzzer. The Lady Storm was led by Janelle Weiss with 26 points, Lauren Codling with 21 points, and Kim VanDyke with 15 points. The Women are now in sole possession of third place in the Southern Region 1 game behind first place Clackamas and Lane.
The Storm men played a solid game on the road to take an 89-78 victory. Again balance was a key component to the Storm win as all twelve players saw action and eleven of them found the scoring column. The Storm went into halftime with a 45-41 lead even after the Riverhawks torched the nets shooting 64% from the field and 57% from beyond the arc. In the second half the Storm picked up the intensity at both ends to take control of the game. The defense forced 22 Riverhawk turnovers which led to 27 Storm points, and the offense maintained its assault on the rim to finish the game with 20 more free throw attempts than their opponent. The Storm was led in scoring by Gavin Kauffman and Trevor Phillips who both tallied 17 points on the night. The win kept the Storm in a tie for second place in league with Linn Benton and a game behind first place Mt. Hood.
Storm Bounces Back
January 26, 2012
The Lady Storm started off Wednesday night with a great defensive effort en route to a 69-35 victory. On the evening they held the visiting Saints from Mt. Hood to 27% shooting from the field and scoreless from behind the arc. The Storm was led by Janelle Weiss who scored 19 points to go with 4 rebounds, 5 assists, and 3 steals. Also helping lead the Storm off the bench was Chantell Stanton who chipped in 12 points on 3 of 5 shooting from behind the arc as well as grabbing 5 rebounds in 16 minutes. The win kept the women in a tie for third place and only a game out of first place.
In the second game the Storm rallied back from a 10 point deficit during the first half to score on a driving layup at the buzzer to tie the game going into halftime at 39-39. In the second half the Storm continued to play solid defense while kicking their high octane offense into gear. The game ended with the Storm pulling off an 89-77 win over the first place Saints. Another balanced attack was led by Trevor Phillips with 18 points and 7 rebounds, Gavin Kauffman with 18 points and 9 rebounds, and Jordan Batey with 17 points and 5 assists. The win put the men back into a three team tie for first place with a 5-1 league record.
Road Trip Not Kind To The Storm
January 23, 2012
The quick road trip to Albany last Saturday did not produce good results for the Storm's women's and men's hoop teams. Both teams struggled to find the basket and had difficulty taking care of the ball. The Lady Storm recorded a season low in points scored in the 45-37 loss to Linn Benton. Even though the Storm tallied 23 turnovers on the night it was their shooting woes that were the difference in the final score as they shot 21% from the field and 16% from behind the arc. They were led by Lauren Codling who recorded another double-double with 10 points and 14 rebounds. The loss puts their season record at 11-5 and in fourth place in league with a 3-2 record.
The Storm men also struggled from the field finishing the night at 40% from the field. It was the lack of defensive intensity and effort that did the Storm in allowing Linn Benton to run away with the 113-90 victory. The men were led by Johnny Howard who put up 21 points while shooting 7 of 10 from the field, 4 of 6 from beyond the arc, and 3 of 3 from the free throw line. The loss put the men's record at 12-5 for the season and tied for second in league with a 4-1 record.
Storm Women On The Rise
January 19, 2012
On January 18th the latest NWAACC coach's polls were released and the Lady Storm jumped three places from sixth to third. With losses to national power College of Southern Idaho, 2 losses to number one ranked Columbia Basin, and a road loss to number two ranked Clackamas in a tight game, as well as wins of Southern region foes Umpqua and Lane. The Lady Storm have shown they deserve the lofty ranking.
The Storm men finished one point out of eighth place in the men's poll behind league foe Mt. Hood.
The Storm Sweep Visiting Panthers
January 19, 2012
As the rain storm dominated Wednesday night outside, the Chemeketa Storm dominated inside the Storm Center blowing past the Portland Panthers. In the first game the women came out strong taking a 31 point lead into halftime shooting 47% from the field, while holding Portland to 33% shooting for the half. The second half saw more of the same as the Storm cruised to a 96-48 victory. All twelve of the Storm players scored led by Jordan Klebaum's 18 points including 5 three pointers, and Lauren Codling's 10 points, 12 rebounds, and 4 assists. The Panthers were led by Allison Howbert who tallied 11 points on the night. With the win the women stayed in a tie for second place in the Southern Region standings with a 3-1 record.
The men followed up in the night cap with a similar dominate performance. After a bit of a sluggish start the Storm forged out to a 52-21 halftime lead. With a very balanced attack the men went on to post a 92-46 victory over the visiting Panthers. The Storm finished with six players in double figures led by Deshawn Byrd's 13 points. The Panthers DeAndre Brown led all scorers on the night with 18 points. With the win the men stayed in a first place tie with Mt. Hood at 4-0.
The Storm's next games will be 1/21/2012 at Linn Benton with the women playing at 4pm and the men at 6pm.
Volleyball Holding Open Tryout
January 18, 2012
The Chemeketa Women's volleyball program will be holding an open tryout. The tryout will be from 12pm to 2pm on February 26th at the gym in building 7 on the Chemeketa campus. This tryout is for those who are interested in playing for the Storm during the 2012 season. If you have questions or are interested in attending please contact Head Coach Traci Stephenson at tsteph32@my.chemeketa.edu.
Storm Men Win In Overtime
December 6, 2011
Chemeketa men hosted the Northwest Elite All Stars last Friday night. The weather outside was cold but in the Storm Center the nets were on fire. Chemeketa trailed at half 61-71 to the group of former college players. The second half saw the Storm come out and battle back sending the game into overtime with the score knotted at 136. The five minute overtime period saw the Storm jump out quick and hold on for a 153-149 win. The 153 point effort is a new school record for most points scored in a game. The Storm had a balanced effort with seven players scoring in double figures led by Trevor Phillips who dropped in 35 points, Calvin Molan who added 25, and Rodney Nelson who just missed a triple double with 18 points, 14 assists, and 8 rebounds. The Storms next game is December 9th at 7:00pm versus Centralia in the Storm Center.
Storm Women Split Final Two In Idaho
December 6, 2011
The Lady Storm split the final two games of the Coca-Cola Classic at the College of Southern Idaho. Friday night was a tightly contested match up versus the host CSI Golden Eagles. The Storm struggled from beyond the arc in the first half but managed to go into half only down four points 38-34. The second half saw the Storm shoot a very good 55% from the field but still unable to gain ground on the Golden Eagles who blistered the nets shooting 71% for the second half on their way to an 83-71 win. The Storm was led by Kim VanDyke who tallied 18 points, Hannah Frederick with 14 points, 5 rebounds, and Janelle Weiss who dropped in 11 points and 9 assists.
The final game of the weekend saw the Storm take on NWAACC foe Treasure Valley Community College. Both teams showed signs of fatigue playing their third game in three days. As neither team shot well, and both had over 20 turnovers. The Storm took a 10 point lead into half time and managed to grind out a 72-59 victory for their second win of the season. They were led by forwards Kim VanDyke who had 16 points and Lauren Codling who had a double-double with 12 points and 11 rebounds. The next games for the Lady Storm are December 10th at Lower Columbia in Longview, Washington for a 5:00pm game and December 11th at Green River in Auburn, Washington for a 2:00pm game.
Storm Women Get First Win
December 2, 2011
Chemeketa women's basketball opened its season with a 92-58 win over Lake Region Community College at the College of Southern Idaho Tournament. With 14 minutes to go in the first half the Storm began to pull away and cruised into the half with a 42-25 lead. The second half was more of the same as the Storm pulled away for the victory. While the Storm were led by Janelle Weiss who finished with 22 points and 8 assists, multiple player made big contributions with three others scoring in double figures and six players pulling down 5 or more rebounds.
Storm Blows Past Another Opponent
December 1, 2011
Chemeketa hosted the Concordia J.V. team last night en route to their second win in the pre season. The Storm got off to a fast start taking an early 21-4 lead and never looked back posting a 127-66 win over the visiting Cavaliers. The Storm had seven players score in double figures led by Calvin Molan with 22 points and Gavin Kauffman with 21 points. While guards Deshawn Byrd and Rodney Nelson tallied 15 assists between them and helped force 33 opponent turnovers with their defensive pressure.
Storm Men Get First Win
November 23, 2011
The Storm men's basketball team got their first win of the 2011-12 season with a 106-87 home victory over Linfield College J.V.'s. The Storm struggled from the field in the first half and took their first lead of the game with one second to go in the first half. The second half was a different story as the Storm shot a blistering 61% from the field in the second half en route to the win. Trevor Phillips led the way with 18 points, while four other players also scored in double figures as well.
Men's Basketball Opens Season Dropping Two
November 21, 2011
The Storm men's basketball team opened their season last weekend in a tournament at the College of Southern Idaho. The Storm's first game was against Western Wyoming who finished seventh in last year's NJCAA national tournament. The game was a back and forth affair for the first 14 minutes. A combination of Storm foul trouble, cold shooting, and turnovers saw them down 56-37 at the half. A better played second half saw the Storm mount a couple rallies but not enough to overcome the half time deficit as they fell 100-83.
The second night the Storm faced the 6th ranked and defending NJCAA national champion College of Southern Idaho. Again the team got off to a slow first half start which saw them again down 19 at the half. The Storm came out of the locker room focused and competed well in the second half but it wasn't enough to overcome the nationally ranked CSI as the Storm lost 126-104. "Even though we lost two games I think we learned a lot" said Coach Abderhalden. "We definitely know what we need to work on and how hard we must compete." The Storm returns home for seven home games from November 30th through December 18th.
Storm Men Bring Home Soccer Championship
November 21, 2011
Chemeketa men's soccer has won its first ever NWAACC men's soccer championship. The Storm opened final four play with a 1-0 victory over undefeated and topped rank Peninsula Community College. The only score of the game came at the 22nd minute of the match when Brian Avila scored off a pass from Felipe Heredia. The win put the Storm in the championship game for the second time in the four year history of the program. The title match would see the Storm face Olympic Community College who entered the playoffs as the third seed from the Western Region. Chemeketa struck first in the 42nd minute on a header by Pedro Gonzalez off a cross by Felipe Heredia. The Storm stayed strong defensively before finally relinquishing a goal in the 71st minute that tied the match at 1-1. A goal by Felipe Heredia in the 85th minute off a Brian Avila cross gave the Storm the lead for good and their first ever NWAACC soccer championship with a 2-1 victory. Felipe Heredia who was the second leading scorer in the NWAACC on the season, was named the tournament's Most Valuable Player with a goal and two assists.
All League Teams Named For Fall Sports
November 16, 2011
Southern Region All Stars were named and the Storm was represented by nine student-athletes and one coach. The Southern Region Champion men's soccer team were represented by Southern Most Valuable Player sophomore Felipe Heredia. Also selected to the All League team were sophomore midfielder Jonathan Flores, sophomore defender Josh Noonkester, sophomore defender Josh Pummel, and freshman midfielder Jose Macias. Head Coach Marty Limbird was also chosen South Coach Of The Year.
Women's soccer was represented by two players. The South Most Valuable Player sophomore Elena Acosta and sophomore midfielder Mia Robles.
Volleyball was also represented by two players. Southern Region second team selection middle blocker Jennifer Eiland and Honorable Mention selection sophomore Jenna Eiler. Congratulation to all the student-athletes.
Men's Soccer To Final Four
November 13, 2011
The Storm was met by a very determined Whatcom team who battled hard with a trip to the final four on the line. The Storm scored the first goal of the game on a penalty kick by Jonathan Flores at the 34 minute mark in the first half. This was the scoring for the first half. Six minutes into the second half Whatcom responded with their first goal to tie the score at one. At the 65th minute the Storm regained the lead on a goal by Felipe Heredia which was assisted by Brian Avila. The combination connected again at the 80th minute to give the Storm a two goal lead with tem minutes to play. The Storm held strong in the final ten to capture the 3-1 win, earning them a spot in the final four of the NWAACC Soccer Championship Tournament. The Storm who finished the season ranked 4th in the final coaches poll will open the tournament against 1st ranked Peninsula Community College who was the champion of the Western Region. The match will be played at Starfire Stadium in Tukwila, Washington on November 19th at 6 pm.
Volleyball Drops Playoff Match in Five
November 13, 2011
The Storm came out strong taking control of the first game early. Umpqua battled back but the Storm held on to win the first game 25-20. The second game was another battle that saw the Storm win again 25-20. Following a 10 minute intermission the Riverhawks from Umpqua came out playing for their playoff lives. In a great game Umpqua prevailed with a 25-23 victory. With momentum having switch Umpqua seized control of the game four and pulled away with a 25-15 win to tie the match at two games apiece. In the fifth and final game Umpqua took control early but the Storm battled back, but fell short with Umpqua taking the final game 15-11 and securing the final spot in the NWAACC Championship Tournament. The Storm was led by Jennifer Eiland with 15 kills and 5 blocks and Jenna Eiler who tallied 43 assists on the night.
Playoffs Saturday For The Strom
November 10, 2011
The forecast for Saturday November 12th is a big day for the Storm. Chemeketa will be hosting two playoff matches for men's soccer and volleyball. The men's soccer team is hosting a quarterfinal playoff game against Whatcom Community College of Bellingham, Washington for the right to be in the NWAACC Championship Tournament at Starfire Stadium in Tukwila, Washington November 19th and 20th. The match is being held at North Salem High School with a scheduled 1 pm start time.
The Storm volleyball team will also be hosting a playoff match against Umpqua Community College of Roseburg, Oregon at 5 pm. The winner will be the fourth place representative from the Southern Region at the NWAACC Championship Volleyball Tournament November 18th -20th at Mt. Hood Community College in Gresham, Oregon
Volleyball In A Must Win Playoff
November 10, 2011
Storm Volleyball finished the regular season 12-18 overall and 3-7 in league tied for fourth place. This tie forces a loser out winner in playoff game against Umpqua Community College with whom the Storm is tied with. The winner will earn the final Southern Region playoff berth into the NWAACC Volleyball Championship Tournament. The two teams split the season series which was the first tie breaker thus forcing the best of five playoff match. This match will be played at Chemeketa in the Storm Center due to a regional numbering system used for this type of senario. The match will begin at 5 pm in the Storm Center.
Men's Soccer Captures Southern Region Championship
November 9, 2011
The Storm men's soccer program has regained it reign at the top of the Southern Region conference. Following a second place league finish last season, the Storm bounced back to capture its third league championship in the four-year history of the program. They finished the regular season with a 14-2-3 overall record and a 10-2-1 league mark. Once again the Storm displayed a very potent offensive attack ranking second in the entire NWAACC with 66 goals scored. They were led by Felipe Heredia who tallied 16 goals and 13 assists, Brian Avila with 10 goals and 5 assists, and Jose Reyes with 9 goals and 3 assists. Winning the league earned the Storm a first round playoff bye. They will be hosting a second round match against Whatcom Community College from Bellingham, Washington on Saturday November 12 in a 1 pm match at North Salem High School for the right to play in the NWAACC Championship Tournament November 19th and 20th at Starfire Stadium in Tukwila, Washington. The two teams met once this season back on August 8th in the first game of the season for both teams. The Storm was victorious with a 3-2 win. Whatcom finished second in the Northern Region and won their first round playoff match against Columbia Basin Community College 1-0 to earn the matchup with the Storm.
Women's Soccer Finishes Strong But A Little Short
November 8, 2011
The Storm women's soccer team battled but fell one game short of qualifying for the playoffs. After a slow start the team put on a very strong showing the last two weeks, having to win its last four matches to qualify for the playoffs. The team won three in a row to stay alive, while beating two teams that made the playoffs. This set up a must win final match against league leading Clackamas. The team was not able to pull off the final victory thus ending the season. They finished the season 5-13-1 overall and 5-9 in league. The team was led in scoring by sophomores Elena Acosta who was third in the NWAACC in scoring with 19 goals scored along with 5 assists and Trisha Durham who finished with 10 goals.
Soccer Match Times
November 1, 2011
The game times for the men's and women's soccer matches at Clark this Wednesday November 2nd are now 1pm for the women and 3 pm for the men.
Soccer Matches Moved
October 10, 2011
The women's and men's soccer matches scheduled to be played October 15th at Cascade Futbol Club have been moved to a new site. The matches versus Clark College will now be played at West Salem High School. The game times are still to be determined and will be posted as soon as they are finalized.
2012 Baseball Tryouts
July 26, 2011
An informational meeting regarding fall tryouts for the Chemeketa baseball team will be held at 5 pm on September 12th at the baseball field. Tryouts will commence on September 15th at 9 am. For more information please contact Head Coach Nathan Pratt at npratt4@my.chemeketa.edu.