Baseball

Cougars fall short in doubleheader v.s. Lane Community College

By Jordan Fichtman / May 4, 2026

By Jordan Fichtman Staff Writer Clackamas Community College fell short against Lane Community College on the long-awaited new turf baseball field on April 18. On a hot, sunny day for baseball, the Cougars played their first games v.s. Lane Community College. As of May 4, Lane Community College holds a record of 31-15 (.674), and…

Springing forward to Cougars baseball: looking ahead to next season

By Jackson Smith / November 19, 2025

By Jackson Smith Staff Writer   Baseball season seems far away. Thanksgiving is around the corner and Mariah Carey is slowly but surely melting. Even with those factors in play, there’s no issue springing ahead to take an early look at what’s happening beyond the batter’s box. Cougars baseball doesn’t take its first at-bat until…

The ins and outs of recruiting; what brings athletes to Clackamas Community College

By Jacob Graves / May 7, 2025

By Jacob Graves Sports Editor Let’s begin with a hypothetical scenario: you are a flourishing up-and-coming athlete from Utah, one of the best in your class. The first school that comes to your mind to continue your athletic career may not necessarily be in Oregon City, Oregon. Clackamas Community College year in and year out…

From Japan to Oregon City: players swing for a new home base

By Alexa Wilkins / May 1, 2025

by Alexa Wilkins Staff Writer   About 5,000 miles away from home, Osei Kimura and Eiji Sato, both 20-year-olds from Japan,  sought new opportunities for their baseball careers in America; they grew up not knowing each other in opposite towns outside of Tokyo, to being teammates on the same baseball team across the world in…

Clackamas baseball shortstop commits to Oregon State

By Madyson Muresan / April 29, 2025

By Madyson Muresan Staff Writer   Clackamas Community College’s resident shortstop is moving on to Division 1 baseball at Oregon State University. Earlier this month, Bryson Glassco was awarded Player of the Week in the Northwest Athletic Conference from March 3 to March 9. Soon after receiving this award, it was announced that Oregon State…

New York Yankees vs. Los Angeles Dodgers may not be the matchup we wanted, but it’s the World Series we need

By Jacob Graves / October 26, 2024

I never thought I would see the day when two of Major League Baseball’s most hated franchises face off against each other in the World Series. However, I am not complaining (as I am a Yankees fan), and neither should you. In fact, this might be one of the most star-studded, jam-packed with talent, hyped-up…

Sebastian Laddusaw earns NWAC Pitcher of the Week

By Gabriella Vigil / May 14, 2024

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…

CCC baseball player Hunter Clayton shares love for the sport

By Gabriella Vigil / May 7, 2024

    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…

Student athletes struggle to overcome spring hurdles

By Lexis Shull / May 2, 2020

After the deeply disappointing cancellation of spring sports at Clackamas Community College, Jim Martineu wrote in an email that, “All spring sport athletes who participated before the cancellation will get their year of eligibility back.” Initially, this sounds like great news, but it further complicates things for sophomore athletes.  Transfer decisions have become even harder…

Spring sports cancelled for 2020 season

By Lexis Shull / April 21, 2020

  One of the largest effects COVID-19 has had on Clackamas Community College was not only cancelling in-person classes, but also all spring sports for their entire season. Jim Martineau, Director of Health/PE/Athletics said in an email, “[that] the NWAC conference first suspended and then cancelled all spring sports.”  NWAC called it off on March…