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Firsts, Seconds, 4As meet Vancouver Island opposition

WITH BOTH the Juniors
and the 4Bs having an idle
week last Saturday, and the
Firsts, Seconds, and 4As
playing exhibition games on
Vancouver Island, the sole
home game for the
Capilanos last weekend was
the Thirds taking on last
year’s Vancouver. Rugby
Union finalists, the Ex-Brits.

In a game marked by strong
defence, both teams managed to

Blues ed

. BOTH CAPILANO College
‘basketball teams are off co
perfect starts after open-
ing-season victories last
weekend in° Kamloops and
.elowna.
The men’s team edged Cariboo

College in’ Kamloops -last Friday
night, 99-94, then -travelled to

~~» Kelowna to beat Okanagan Uni-

get across each other’s goal lines
only once each. A kick by the
Caps proved the difference as the
North Shore team won (0-7.
Meanwhile, the 4dAs and Sc-
conds travelled to Campbell River
to play their respective sides, both
of which are feading the Northern
Vancouver Island league.
Underlining the competitive
nature of the Vancouver Rugby
Union, the 4As stomped their
startled opponents 56-0, while the

Seconds — leading 63-3 — had

their game stopped with 20
minutes still on the clock.
The Firsts had their hands full

against Oak Bay, one’ of the best
squads on Vancouver Island, With
a couple of key starters not able
to make the trip, the Capilanos
had two tries called back before
Bob Bremner broke free and ran
across the goal line to give the
Capilanos a close 13-11 victory.

LINE-OUTS... Capilano third-
division lock Jerome Duncan was
selected for one of two Bank of
Monireal Vancouver Rugby Union
under-19 outstanding player
awards last week. The Capilano
College student also plays on the
B.C. under-19 squad.

e Cariboo College

CAPILANO COLLEGE
ATHLETICS
by A.P. McCredie

versity College the
night, 78-56.

The Lady Blues took on the
same schedule and also came away
with four points, beating Cariboo
74-65, then pasting Okanagan

following

64-34,

Further mirroring one another’s
performance, the Blues men’s and
ladies’ squads are in an early-
season first-place tie with Douglas
College, also sporting 2-0 records.

The first. home games for the ©

Capilano cagers is on Friday, Dec.
3 against University College of
Fraser Valley (UCFV). The
women tip off at 6 p.m., followed
by the men’s team at 8 p.m.

; “Huskies clip Falcons for GSL title

THREE ‘TOUCHDOWNS
by Ryan Koebernick proved
‘the difference in the Gordon
“Strutridge Football League
.-(GSL).. championship game
as theuskies downed the

on)

‘Falcons 27-6 at Norgate

_. Park last Sunday.

Early on it looked like the game
would be a close one as the
Falcons put the first points on the
board thanks to a Peter Esser
touchdown,

', But the Huskies fought - back

with an equalizing touchdown,
then three unanswered majors. In

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addition to Koebernick’s . three
majors, Dan Snelgrove added the
Huskies’ other touchdown.

The season concludes tomorrow
night with the annual awards ban-
quet at 6:30 p.m. at the Delbrook
Community Centre, 600 W.
Queens Rd., North Vancouver.

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