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SALT LAKE COMMUNITY
COLLEGE
Under the direction of President Cynthia A. Bioteau Salt Lake Junior
College is an accredited, multi-campus school serving the diverse needs of
the Salt Lake City community. The
college has an open-door enrollment policy and serves more than
60,000 students through credit and non-credit workshops and courses each
year, making it the largest institution of higher education in Utah.
To accommodate student needs, SLCC has 3 full-service campuses: South
City, Jordon and Redwood. Eleven teaching centers are located throughout the
Salt Lake Valley and an eCampus has been established for distance learning.
Courses are offered in both traditional and accelerated semesters, during
the day, at night and on weekends. Even in the face of dramatically
increasing student enrollments, the College has preserved its personal feel
by maintaining a student to faculty ratio of just to 20 to 1.
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The Salt Lake Community College
Bruins defeated Midland College, 67 to 60 for the college's
first ever National Title! The Bruins went on a 33-11 run in the
final twelve minutes of the game to claw back a fifteen point
deficit of 49-34 with 12:37 left.
"We wound up the defense in the last 8 minutes of the game to
put a bit of pressure on Midland," said Head Coach Norm Parrish.
"It was a wonderful team effort and everyone stepped up big
time."
Leading the way for the Bruins was sophomores Nate Bendall, Rick
Shoff and Logan Magnusson and freshman DJ Wright.
Bendall finished the game with twenty one points
and eight rebounds. Bendall had fourteen of his twenty one
points in the second half of the game. Shoff played a great game
and he finished with 1ten points, three rebounds, three assists
and Magnusson scored fourteen points and had three rebounds.
Wright scored a total of ninety six points for the entire
tournament and finished the game with twelve points and nine
rebounds.
Wright was named the National junior College Athletic
Association Tournament Most Valuable Player and Bendall was
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