THE Cap Coilege
women’s cagers team
had a perfect weekend.

The Lady Blues went 2-0
to start their season, toppling
the UNBC Timberwolves
71-48 on Friday and hand-
ing defending BCCAA
Champion Cariboo a 62-54
loss on Saturday.

In Friday’s game the
team had five players that

~reached. double — digits.
Leading the pack was Melissa

Chancey, who grabbed 14 -

rebounds to complement her
14 points.

In Saturday’s game, the
Blues hit nine from three-
point territory to. stage a
comeback and steal victory
trom Cariboo.

Chancey again was a
gamer, tallying 10 boards
and blocking half'a dozen as
well as chipping in with 10
points of her own. Amanda
Beers: led all Blues scorers
with 21 points, six steals, six
assists anid four boards.

_ Meanwhile, the Cap men
went-1-1 in their games on
the weekend, beating UNBC

88-83.on Friday but drop- ~

\ ping a tight game 91-80 to
+ the nation’s #1 ranked UCC
Sun Demons on Saturday.

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“Perfect” was also . the
“* buzzword ‘for the’ Capilano
College women’s volleyball

“matchups.” .
2" The team: went 2-0,

handirig CNC: a°3-1 loss

isquad “during its weekend’

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Friday night (25-21, .
-0

25-
18-25, 25-21) and UCC
the following day (25-
25-16, 25-20).
in che first match Kara
Lov led the tam with 15 of
the team's season-high 71
digs, while Jane Almeida was
the plaver of the match with
a dozen kills and five blocks.
In the Saturday comple-
ment Meghan Thompson
Jed the Biues with eight kills
and seven digs.

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The Capilano men’s and
women’s soccer squads head
into bartle ar the CCAA
national championships
today in Burnaby.

The women, who claimed
the gold medal in the
BCCAA championship final
Oct. 28, take on the
University of New
Brunswick at Saint John
Seawolves at 1 p.m. today
and have another match slat-
ed for tomorrow at J p.m.,
when they will face Humber
College.

Medal-round action is set
for Saturday. :

On the men’s side, the
Cap reps settled tor a silver in
the provincials but still made

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‘it to the nationals because of
‘host Langara’s bye. |

The men. face’ Humber
today .at 10:30 a.m. and
John Abbott College at |

“p.m. on Friday before semi-

final and final action gets

_ under way Saturday.

_— Jan-Christian
Sorensen

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SPORTS
Carson Eagles waiting in

THE B.C. high school foot-
ball playoff picture is taking
shape.

Postseason play begins this week-
end at the Burnaby Lakes Sports
Complex for the senior division,
with two North Shore teams in con-
tention.

The Carson Graham Eagles
staged a surprise 41-3 upset at home
on Friday as they toppled the
Windsor Dukes for the conference
title and secured a bye into the sec-
ond round of playotts. :

Windsor tackles Centennial this
Saturday at 5 p.m. In other weekend
games, Terry Fox meets Notre
Dame; Vancouver College plays
Holy Cross; and Hugh Boyd takes
on North Delta.

Carson awaits the winner of the
Vancouver College/Holy Cross
matchup while the winner of the
North Delta/Hugh Boyd game will
move on to meet defending champ
and powerhouse St. Thomas More.
The winner’ of the Windsor/
Centennial game will play South
Delta. The next round of playoffs is
set for Nov. 17 or 18 ar B.C. Place.
Semi-final action is slated for Nov.
25 with Snals going under the roof
on Dee. 2.

Meanwhile, two North Shore
junior teams are gunning for post-
season glory. Carson Graham will

battle Hugh Boyd at home tomor- -

row afternoon while Handsworth
takes on John Oliver today at 3 p.m.

Two other Northern conference
teams will also see. action: Notre
Dame will tackle Delta tomorrow
afternoon. and Nanaimo’s John
Barsby.. plays Vancouver College
today. Junior football semi-final
action takes place next Wednesday
and Thursday at the Burnaby Lakes

, Sports Complex. .

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. WINDSOR Duke Blake Pollock helps another teammate pull down a-Carson.

Graham Eagle iast Friday at Carson. Tne Eagles went on to post a lopsi

ded.

41-3 win to secure top spot in the conference — and a bye in the playotfe.:

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