ATHLETICS MT.HOOD COMMUNITY COLLEGE
AIR BALL VIOLTION REE RUN BASELINE BENCH TURNOVER AM ZONE DEFENSE LAY UP JUMP RUN UN SHOT KEY HALF R TIME FOUL DUNK OWARD DRIBBLING MOTION OFFENSE | MENS BASKETBALL NBA OUTLET PASS NE REBOUND PASS SHOT CLOCK TREY SWISH TRAVELING BLOCK ASSISTBENC D BACKCOURT RUN ASELINE SHOT KEY “You don’t play against opponents, you play against the game of basketball.” ALF TIME AIR BALL Bobby Knight
MHCC has an impressive basketball history, with the coaching staff emphasizing the development of the “whole person” – personal growth, academic improvement and athletic progress. The Saints play an up-tempo style of fastbreak offense combined with multiple pressure defenses designed to take advantage of opponents’ mistakes. Fundamentals and discipline are emphasized along with aggressive physical play and teamwork. A great geographic location, one of the most outstanding facilities in the NWAACC, and strong administrative support combine to give Mt. Hood athletes an opportunity to be part of a championship-level program.
PITCHERS MOUND TTERS BOX FOURCE OUT FLY BALL PARK GROUNDER TRIPLE PLAY TAG OUT HIT HOME RUN STRIKE AFE RUN WALK TAG ATCHER FIRST BASE SHORTSTOP HOME | SOFTBALL ATE THIRD BASE HIT TTING MIT SECOND ASE UNIFORM CAP ASEBALL DIAMOND OUT FIELDER TRIPLE GOUT SLIDE CATCH THROW FOUL LINE “Never let the fear of striking out keep you from playing the game.” HOME RUN STRIKE anonymous pitcher
MHCC softball has quickly become one of the top programs in the Northwest, qualifying for the NWAACC championships nearly every year since the team’s inception. Part of this success is due to a strong coaching staff whose leadership and guidance work toward the development of each athlete’s capabilities. This development begins in the preseason, with annual trips to Southern California where the Saints take on some of the best teams in the nation. Our athletes work hard and learn what it takes to be the best at the college level. Players walk off the field with the knowledge and confidence to be winners in softball and in life.
PITCHERS MOUND TTERS BOX FOURCE OUT FLY BALL PARK GROUNDER TRIPLE PLAY TAG OUT HIT HOME RUN STRIKE AFE RUN WALK TAG ATCHER FIRST BASE SHORTSTOP HOME | MENS BASEBALL ATE THIRD BASE HIT TTING MIT SECOND ASE UNIFORM CAP ASEBALL DIAMOND UT FIELDER TRIPLE GOUT SLIDE CATCH THROW “Don’t FOUL LINE forget to swing hard, in case you hit the ball.” HOME RUN STRIKE Woodie Held
MHCC has a superb baseball tradition, steeped in wins and successful achievements. Since 1968, the Saints have had more than 900 wins, have captured several Southern Region championships and have regularly represented the Southern Region at the NMAACC Tournament, with multiple championships and several placings. Many former Saint student/athletes have advanced to four-year schools to continue their baseball careers. In addition, more than 50 athletes have signed professional contracts and several have advanced to the major leagues. The Saints play at lighted Oslund Field, an outstanding facility that is located in a beautiful setting on the MHCC campus.
AIR BALL VIOLTION UN BASELINE JUMP BENCH TURNOVER ASS ZONE DEFENSE LAY UP JUMP RUN UL SHOT KEY HALF RTIME FOUL DUNK OWARD DRIBBLING MOTION OFFENSE | WOMENS BASKETBALL NBA OUTLET PASS EBOUND PASS RUN SHOT CLOCK TREY SWISH TRAVELING BLOCK ASSISTBENC O BACKCOURT RUN ASELINE SHOT KEY “I try to never lose sight of what a special time it is to be a women’s basketball player.” HALF TIME AIR BALL Sue Wicks
The Lady Saints are a part of the rich tradition of NWAACC Southern region basketball. Long known as one of the toughest regions in the NWAACC, the league schedule will provide you with the opportunity to compete against the best. The MHCC women have a reputation for tenacious defense, up-tempo pace and a “never say die” attitude. In addition to turning in fine performances on the court, the Lady Saints are outstanding in the classroom, as are all the Saints student/athletes. The emphasis on academic excellence is reflected in our athletes’ graduation rate, which is significantly higher than the graduation rate of the general student population.
BUMP CENTER LINE T BLOCK SET JUMP P SERVE LINE SHOT MIDDLE BACK DEEP SET FOUL DOUBLES SPIKE FLARE PASS QUICK SET READY OSITION ROTATION OSETTER SIDE OUT ROOF SERVE BUMP | VOLLEYBALL PIKE SET POSITION MP NET BACKCOURT ENTER LINE BEACH T DIG BLOCK JUMP ATTACK LINE WIPE UNDERHAND SERVE R WEAK “The SIDE SPIKE sterner the discipline, the greater the devotion.” Pete Carill ET SIDE OUT BUMP
The Mt. Hood volleyball program has an outstanding winning tradition which leads to high expectations each and every season. The Saints follow a competitive schedule featuring league and conference play with community colleges throughout the Northwest, as well as matches with some of the fouryear colleges. Quick attacks and aggressive defense are the keys to the Saints’ success. The volleyball program has assisted athletes in their transition to four-year play with women transferring to Portland State, University of Portland, Willamette, Washington State and Gonzaga to name a few. The coaching staff is committed to helping the team members reach their athletic and academic potential.
RUN ANNUAL PLAN ASH CURB DISCUSS R JUMP TOE BOARD R DASHES ANCHOR UN LEG HURDLING ST HIGH DISTANCE PING RUNS RELAYS AST STEEPLECHASE P HIGH JUMP POLE UN VAULTING LONG | TRACK & FIELD JUMP BATON TRIAL THROWING SECTOR T RUN FALSE START ST CROSSBAR RUN DASH SPRINT JUMP POLE SAND TRACK are made when no one is watching.” R LANES ”Champions DISTANCE HIGH SPRINT HAND Aneurys Santos
We take great pride in our men and women’s cross country and track & field programs. Over the past several years we have placed numerous student-athletes into quality 4-year programs around the United States. The geography surrounding our campus is ideally suited for year-round training and racing; moreover, our athletes are offered a number of performanceoriented opportunities that are unprecedented by community college standards. For example, our athletes have the privilege of training and competing in one of the finest track & field stadiums in the Pacific Northwest. Our teams have access to top-notch weight and cardio facilities along with state-of-theart indoor and outdoor pool facilities. We offer a competitive schedule that allows our teams to travel within four states – California, Idaho, Oregon and Washington – seeking the highest quality competition. In addition, MHCC has a stable core of young and energetic event-specific coaches who possess the necessary expertise to ensure top-flight athletic development. Simply said, our cross country and track & field programs are top-of-the-line.
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MHCC offers these advantages: Quality education at low cost professional instructors with related work experience up-to-date facilities, computers and training equipment small class sizes one-on-one advising flexible class schedules services for economically disadvantaged and disabled tutoring relaxed campus setting free parking convenient access to light rail, buses and I-84 choice of many transfer subject areas The district comprises an area of about 950 square miles with a population of more than 270,000. MHCC is accredited by the Northwest Commission on Colleges and Universities and is approved as a veterans training institution by the Department of Veterans Affairs. It is the policy of Mt. Hood Community College that there will be no discrimination of harassment on the grounds of race, color, religion, national origin, gender, age, disability or status as a Vietnam era or disabled veteran in any educational programs, activities or employment. Persons having questions about equal opportunity and non discrimination should contact the Office of Student Development and Services at 503-491-7316 or 503-491-7670 (TDD). Accessible formats for people with disabilities are available by calling 503-491-6923 or 503-491-7670 (TDD).