Track and Field

Track and Field highlighted the three spring sports this weekend by qualifying 14 student-athletes to the NWAC championships at the Linfield Erik Anderson Memorial Icebreaker meet in McMinnville, OR.

Top Performers were:

Olivia Rose (Fr) – Won the triple jump with a jump of 10.85m / NWAC Qualifying Standard 10.50m
Tupre Witcliff (Fr) – 2^nd place with a jump of 1.96 meters / NWAC Qualifying Standard 1.87m
Tayler Cearley (Fr) - 41:06.76 10,000 Meter Run / NWAC Qualifying Standard 44:10.43
Sam Garvin (Fr) – 4:04.85 1500 meters / NWAC Qualifying Standard 4:07.15
Alanni Wingert (So) – 2:24.66 800 meters / NWAC Qualifying Standard 2:26.67
 
            Softball

Softball opened up their season at a crossover up in Lacey, WA. The Penguins went 1-3 with their only win coming against Highline College with an 8-4 victory. Clark started the weekend off with a 5-6 loss to Skagit Valley. Up next they had to face Bellevue College where they fell 12-4. The next day after beating highline they eventually fell to Centralia College 10-6.

Clark is back in action Wednesday March 9^th at 2 p.m. and 4 p.m. again Olympic.
 
            Baseball

After beating the Concordia University JV team 12-3 the baseball team travelled to Walla Walla this weekend to play a couple double headers. Their first opponent was Walla Wall were they lost both (0-2), (9-10). On Sunday they traveled to Pasco, WA where they faced Columbia Basin where they also lost both (10-5), and (9-6).

The Penguins will try and right the ship when they play a series of games at home this weekend against Pierce on Saturday March 12^th (first pitch scheduled for 12 p.m.), and then Everett on Sunday March 13^th (first pitch scheduled for 11 a.m.).

 
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