B2 - Wednesday, February 1, 1984 - North Shore News

COLLEGE BASKETBALL

CAP BLUES men’ s basketball team’ went two-for-_

three in éxhibition college action, last week.

They lost to Skagit Valley

College 91-84 on Wednesday...
Mark Marter hit for 38 points
and snatched 17 rebounds in
a game that could have gone
either way. The lead really
changed hands between the
first and second half.
' Skagit Valley led by 11 at
one point in the first, but the
Blues pulled to within six at
the half (46-40). Cap over-
took Valley early in the se-
cond and actually led by eight
(63-55) before the men from
Mt. Vernon pulled even with
just over four minutes to
play.

In the final minutes the
Blues got into foul trouble
which sent Skagit Valley to
the line more often than
Capilano would have liked. It
was mostly through good
success at the foul line in the
late going that won it for the

it was all North West as they

number one junior College
team in Washington state.
Pino Perovic netted 18 points
for Capilano in the game
played at Argyle.

The loss to Skagit Valley
College was followed by two
close wins, one on the road,
the other in the familiar con-
fines of Delbrook’s com-
munity gym.

Blues travelled to Seattle
Friday night to face North
West College. Caps won
75-70 thanks to an impressive
32 points, 23 rebounds from
Mark Marter, John McEwan
scored 16, as did Pino
Perovic.

In this game the Blues
jumped to an early lead, but
North West fought back to
make it 36-36 at half-time. In
the early stages of the second

“went ahead by nine. Capilano

quickly put a stop to that and
overtook the lead themselves
by five. The Blues kept that
margin for the rest of the
game as the teams kept the
game on edge by exchanging
buckets until the final
whistle.

Back at Delbrook Saturday
night the Blues played a good
game against a team that
seems to always give them
trouble. Capilano defeated
UBC’s junior varsity team
90-80 in a contest that never
looked certain for the Blues.

UBC led 46-40 at the half
and then stretched that early
in the second to a comman-
ding 11-point lead. Capilano
clawed itts-way ‘back in front
and, in the end, won by 10. It
was the fourth time these
clubs met this year and,
although Capilano has won
all four, they’ve all been
tough.

Sun shines on Coaches

PLAYERS ON Coaches Soc-
cer League teams enjoyed
beautiful weather conditions
on Sunday morning although
the previous week’s play had
left the all-weather pitches
extremely. rough for week 18
of the schedule.

The feature match of the
day saw Molsons upset Aard-

Oops, wrong number

IN OUR sport story concern-
ing the Olympic board-sailing
hopefuls needing sponsors
entitled, ‘‘Guts, skill not
enough,’’ on page Bl, Sun-

quin Construction 1-0 in a
tight, well-played contest.

Front-running Iron Horse
also shut out their opponents
as they blanked Ray Johnson
Plumbing 4-0 while their
nearest rivals, Lynnwood
Hotel, got four goals from
Bill Smith and a hat trick
from veteran Ted Budai en

day News, January 29 issue,
we inadvertently printed the
wrong contact information.
The correct person to con-
tact regarding further infor-

route to an 8-1 victory over
Eagle Harbour.

Elsewhere, Carlings shut
out Totem Color 1-0, Olym-
pia Gold Caps downed North
Shore Nissan 5-1, and the
Soccerwest - Labatts contest
was postponed to Wednesday
night to permit the teams to
participate in an indoor tour-
nament in Victoria.

mation is Bob Brown, at
925-1709.

We apologize for any in-
convenience this error may
have caused.

Don’t want any injuries

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WOMEN

The Capilano College
women’s basketball team had
no trouble with North West
College in Seattle Friday
night. Leading 48-21 at the
half the Blues cruised to a
74-42 victory in this exhibi-
tion encounter. .

Brenda Giesbrecht led: the
Cap charge with 18 points.
Donna Waechter dominated
the backboards for Capilano
with 12 rebounds.

“THIS WEEK

Capilano’s men’s team
plays at Fraser Valley College
Friday night. Saturday night
it’s a men’s and women’s
doubleheader at Delbrook
against Douglas College.
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