THE CAPILANO College
Blues men’s soccer team gave
a gutsy performance last
Wednesday night at Swangard
Stadium as they beat BCIT in
the fifth-annual President's
Cup match 3-2.

By A.P. McCredie
Sports Reporter

Playing most of the second half
down two players due to red-card
ejections, the Blues not only kept
pace with the Cougars but mounted
most of the offensive challenges in
the half.

The winning goal was pure
magic, as Blues’ players turned a
35-yard free-kick into a display of
soccer wizardry. With five minutes
left in the deadlocked match, Blues’
midfielder Greg Burkett touch
passed the free kick to the left of
the Cougars’ wall to a Cap forward
who turned and crossed the ball
through the crease. An acrobatic
header by Blues’ midfielder
Anthony Alvere put the ball past
keeper Chris Brzica.

The Cougars mounted one last
offensive challenge in the dying
seconds, but their sole chance went
soaring over the Blues’ net.

The win — which counts as a
regular season victory —- gives the
‘Blues a 3-1-1] record in Presicent’s
Cup play.

In the early going of last
Wednesday's game, it looked like
BCIT was the stronger side, as they
controlled play with tight midfield
marking and precise passing.

But midway through the half,
the Blues found their stride and
began to wear the Cougars down.
Romolo Ferrari opened the scor-
ing when he took a pass from
Blues’ defender Darko Jelic and
lobbed a shot over a rushing Brzica.

The second Blues’ goal came 10
minutes into the second as Rein
Klassen, up from his defensive
position, beat Brzica with a low
hard shot.

Prior to the game, Capilano
College president Doug Jardine

was honored for his part in the cre- .

ation of the challenge match
between the two schools. Jardine is
retiring as president at the end of
the schoc! year.

Shaw Cabie will televise the
game on Tuesday, Oct. 18 at 5 p.m.

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NEWS photo Cindy Goodman

CAP COLLEGE mid-
fielder Anthony
Aivaro (dark strip}
fights for the ball
with a BCIT defend-
er during the annual
President's Cup
game fast Wednes-
day night. Alvaro
scored the game
winner to give the
North Shors college
a well-deserved 3-2
victory.

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