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waiting for the last shot to
send it into overtime.’’ As
Marter received a nice pass
under the Centennial hoop he
was bumped by his own
player, Dave Sidhu and a
possible game-tying lay-up
became a turnover to Centen-
nial. The Ontario team went
on to win the championship.
Later that might (Friday)
Cap trounced Nova Scotia
Teacher’s College of Truro
90-68. Jeff Sparling was
named player of the game in
this one as he scored 12
points and was tough on
defence while he controlled
the offensive play-making.
The win over Nova Scotia put
Cap into the game for 3rd
place Saturday against

Vanier.
was tight to start as

NSWC

NSWC TEAMS have had
their most successful season

to date, with 5S out of 7
ringette teams making the
finals in Provincial Tour-

naments. Both Tween A and
B teams came first; while Jr.
Belle A and B and Petite A
were runners up.

At the windup Barbeque
held on Saturday at the
NSWC, individual team
awards were given out. For
the Jaguars, Jessica
Crawshaw won the most im-
proved player and Dannielle
Emmerich won the trophy
for Sportsgalship. On the
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Vanier led by one at half-time
(41-40), then Capilano pulled
ahead, leading by nine
points, before Vanier crept
back. The big men for Cap,
Mark Marter, John McEwen,
and Jeff Sparling, all fouled
out in the last five minutes.
Vanier kept coming = and
eventually won it 78-75.
Coach Chester said, ‘‘We
played 3 good games, but we
played poorly in the Bronze
medal game. We had to
change our style with our
depleted ranks. We weren't
able to play as agressively as
we usually do because of the
lack of bench strength.’’

Mark Marter was named to
the All-Canadian Team, as
was Benda Geisbrecht of
Capilano’s women’s team.
The Cap women did not
make it to the nationals.

Asked if he expects a lot of

Tyidseley was awarded the
most improved and Shauna
Mauch and Jennifer Farrell
shared the honors of sports-
galship. Jessica Campbell
and Vetina Scharelli won the
Most valuable players award,
While goalie Nicole Behrenz
wor the Sportsgalship
trophy. .

In the Tween, B division,
Michelle Daws won the
most improved.player award
and Laurie Brown received
the Sportsgalship award. For
Tween As, Stephanie Maki
who played outstanding g aal
during the Provincial Tou
nMament was awarded the
most valuable player trophy

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his players back next year
Chester -said, ‘‘You never
know how many will return.
I’ve already talked to a
number of top high school
prospects in the area. I’m go-
ing to try to increase our
depth for next year. I don’t
want the same thing to’ hap-
pen next year. ”’

Final Standings at the
Canadian College’s Athletic
Associations
Basketball Championships:

1. Centennial (Toronto)
2. SAIT (Calgary) Southern
Alberta Inst. of Tech.
. Vanier (Montreal!)
. Capilano (North Van)
. Champlain (Montreal)
. N.S. Teachers College
(Truro, Nova Scotia)
7. STI (Moose Jaw) Sask.
Tech. Institute
8. Assiniboine
(Brandon, Man.)

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Ringette news

and Kim McLean got the
Sportsgalship trophy.

In the Jr. Belle B Division,
Anne Bryant received the
trophy for the most improved
player, and Kelly Dairon and
Julie Goodbrand each won
the Sportsgalship award.
Finally, for the Jr. Belle A
team, Karen MacKenzie won
the Sportsgalship, and
Yvonne Hunter was the most
valuable player.

This week, the National
Ringette Tournament is being
played in Port Coquitiam.
The NSWC Ladies team will
play two exhibition games in
the Tournament, a first time
experience for the ladies.

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