Gabriella Vigil
Gabriella Vigil is a writer and photographer for the Clackamas Print. She started at Clackamas
Community College in fall of 2022 and is currently working towards her Associates of Science
(transfer degree). In her free time, she enjoys shopping and cheering on her favorite NFL Team,
the Philadelphia Eagles.
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By Gabriella Vigil Sports Editor The Portland Timbers shook off a nine game losing streak when they rocked the San Jose Quakes on May 15 at Providence Park, beating the Quakes 4-2. “Tonight was a big win for the group, for the team, and for me personally,” said Phil Neville, Timbers head coach. The…
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By Gabriella Vigil Sports Editor Clackamas Community College baseball pitcher, Sebastian Laddusaw, received Pitcher of the Week in the Northwest Athletic Conference for the week of April 15 to April 21. Laddusaw, a first-year student at CCC, grew up in Vancouver, Washington and played baseball at Hudson’s Bay High School before attending CCC. Laddusaw sat…
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By Gabriella Vigil Sports Editor Snowboarding, hiking, golfing or just being outdoors, Clackamas Community College baseball player Hunter Clayton’s strongest passion is baseball. “The best thing about baseball is it teaches you about life, it’s a game of failure,” Clayton said. “You can do everything right in life but still not get…
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By Gabriella Vigil Sports Editor The Clackamas Community College track and field team hosted a javelin and hammer throw event as part of their track and field season. The event, consisting of men’s and women’s teams from several Oregon colleges including Pacific University, George Fox University, Southern Oregon University, Western Oregon University, Lewis and…
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By Gabriella Vigil Sports Editor Clackamas Community College’s two-part basketball and networking event from 6 p.m to 9 p.m on April 5 in Randall Hall and Gregory Forum was full of resources for allies and athletes. The Portland Wheelblazers rolled through CCC to play ball to open the event. The Portland Wheelblazers are members…
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By Gabriella Vigil Sports Editor Clackamas Community College wrestling made its last stop this season at the NJCAA National Championships on March 1. The Cougars traveled to Mid-America Center in Council Bluffs, Iowa, to try and take home the win. Nine CCC wrestlers ended up qualifying for championships, including Cesar Avelar, Rocky Raby,…
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By Gabriella Vigil With the National Junior College Athletic Association Championships beginning March 1, the Clackamas Community College wrestling team is ramping up their training and recovery time. Cesar Avelar, a freshman ranked No. 2 in the country for the 133-lb. weight class, shared what it takes to enter the postseason. “My biggest focus…
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Clackamas athletes declare wrestling over everything By Gabriella Vigil This season, the Clackamas Community College wrestling team acquired a new mantra, COE: Clackamas wrestling over everything. The athletes train daily with a focus on fitness, nutrition and proper sleep to stay at the top of their game. As the team wraps up their season with…
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By Gabriella Vigil Frozen liquified eggs, freeze dried clams, hand-labeled canned pumpkin puree. These are just a few of the nutritious, but sometimes odd food selections available at Clackamas Community College’s Free Food Pantry, across from the Veteran’s center office in the Wacheno Welcome Center. The Free Food Pantry also…
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By Gabriella Vigil Citizens sometimes step in to solve problems that bureaucracy can’t. Bridging the Gap, a charitable organization based in Portland, Oregon, partnered with Clackamas Community College to produce the documentary “Human Trafficking: Portland” which premiered Sept. 25, 2023 at McMenamins Kennedy School. Bridging the Gap is best known for…
