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The men’s and women’s came up winners this will now represent B.C. in scheduled for Edmonton on members are Jamie Sanford, derspek and Shelly
Blues basketball teams went weekend in Nanaimo, and the Western Canadians March 7th and 8th. Team Diane Cooke, Doug Van- Strassman.
three for four in Prince

George this weekend, as the
men’s team swept both ends
-of a Friday-Saturday double
header with the College of
New Caledonia (CNC)
Carriers, while the women’s
team dropped the Friday
opener 52-43, then
rebounded to beat CNC 40-
37 on Saturday.

On Friday, the Blues spent
the better part of the day
sitting in the airport as fog
delayed the flight to Prince
George by several hours. As
a result, the women’s team
were on the floor one-half
hour after landing in Prince
George which probably
contributed to them falling
behind 16-0 early in the
game. Theresa Smith was
the top scorer for the Blues,
popping in 11 points on the
night.

In the men’s game, Doug
Hale led the Blues scoring
attack with 16 points, while
Phil de Vooght, Mark
Hansen, Terry Cameron and
Craig Freeman ail hit for
double figures in recording
their 75-69 victory. over
CNC. The Biues had the
game well in hand early,
leading by as much as 26
points which allowed coach
Neil Chester to make ex-
tensive use of his bench.

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On Saturday however,
Cap's men’s team found the
going a whole lot tougher as
the Blues clawed their way
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performance by Terry
Cameron who, playing late
in the second half with four
fouls, hit 8 for 11 in the last
frame to put the game on
ice.

In the women's game, the
Blues took control early in
the game and were ahead at
the half by a 28-2! count. In
the second frame. Cap in-
creased their lead to 10
points then held off a late
rally by the Carners to : ‘@]
collect their 2 points in the h°)
standings. Lea Anne Stevens @)
was top scorer for the Blues
connecting for 18 points : eo ] bd
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The weekend results
leaves the mens hoop squad
with a Totem Conference
record while the women are
at 7 Yo Next Friday both

squads are oat home for Va
exhibttigan cncounters with
the University of Victoria
Jumionr Varsity teams then
play two important league
yames against HC | 1] and
Vaneouvel Community
College  Faleons at the

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and Wednesday respec
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these contests are 6 JO pm :

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