Cap Blues third in Canadian championships

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will have to wait ull next
year to reach the top of
the Canadian College
soccer hsts following the
National invitational
championships held at
the North Shore school
over the weekend.

Blues finished im third
place behind a strong
Malaspina College of
Nanaimo who downed
Seneca of Toronto 1-0 in an
exciting final Saturday at
Kinsmen Stadium.

The local entry knocked
off Northern Alberta In-
stutute of Technology of Ed-
monton 4-2 for third place.

Malaspina knocked off
Cap 1-0 in one of the sem-
final matches while Seneca
downed NAIT 2-0.

Fullback Aaron Powell
and sweeper Rob Gambron
were selected to the all-star
squad which consisted of the
11 top players - not by
position.

Most Valuable Player of
the tournament was Sweeper
Gavin Bowers of Malaspina.

The rest of the all-star ag-
gregation was made up of
Ray Croner, goal, Bnercrest;
Peter Sharpe, stnker, Grant

WEWS phows Stuart Oovta
A HAPPY bancb of Malaspina players surround Gunnar Mybhrer after the lone goal in Malaspina’s 1-0 win over Seneca in the
Canadian College soccer championships Saturday at Kinsmen Stadium.

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McEwan College: Alex
Nunez, striker, NAIT, Mike
Frederick, goal, Malaspina;
Doug Chase, fullback,
Malaspina; Carl Turner,
midfield, Seneca; Derek
Berry, midfield, Seneca;
Larry Cronin, centreback,
Malaspina, Adriano
Cremonesc, sweeper, Seneca.

Neat year the College
Championships will be a for-
malty recognized national
championship and will be
held in Toronto.

The formal recognition of
the championship will
hopefully mean money
assistance for teams who this
year had to make their own
financial arrangements and
travel.

Concern over the strike
threatened to cause cancella-
tion or moving some of the
events scheduled for the Col-
lege campus, however, ail
events, including a banquet
for the teams Friday might
went ead as scheduled at
the school.

Bnarcrest Bible College of
Saskatchewan and Grant
McEwan College of Alberta
were knocked out in the first
round of the tournament
leaving the four sem>- finalists
to fight it out.

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