BLUES FINISH SEVENTH

California team takes top spot

B3 - Wednesday, September 19, 1984 - North Shore News

in Pacitic Coast soccer tourney

IT WAS a great soccer tour-
nament according to orga-
mizer Joe lacobellis, even
though his team, Cap Col-
lege Blues could manage no
better than a seventh place
finish in the eight team tour-
nament.

Top ranked Foothills Col-
lege of California lived up to
their reputations and took

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the over-all championship
with an exciting 1-0 overtime
win over Santa Rosa Col-
lege, also from California.
Foothills are the reigning

champions from Northern
California.
Bellevue Collge of

Washington captured third
place with a 1-0 win over
Malaspina of Nanaimo, the

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Local runners

win gold,

NORTH SHORE _ runners
picked up gold and bronze
Sunday at the ninth annual
“Women’s International

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‘Seawall Run at Stanley
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Lesley Thomiinson of

West Vancouver won the 10
kilometre event in a time of
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reigning national
champions.

Lane College of Oregon
downed Skagit Valley of
Washington 2-0- to deter-
mine fifth and sixth places
while Danyon Wild scored
all four Cap Blues goals in
their 4-1 over Fort
Stellacoom College for the
seventh and eighth placings.

college

Centre Back Greg Bormte
of Capilano was selected to

the tournament all-star
team.

Blues dropped the first
two games of the tourna-

ment, a 2-1 loss to Lane Col-
lege and a 5-2 defeat at the
hands of Skagit Valley.

Grant Smith, fresh out of
Argyle scored the lone Blues

Norwesters run
to support club

NORWESTERS TRACK
and Field Club athletes are
out pounding the pavement
in the organization’s annual
fund drive.

A very successful Track
and Field season, recently
concluded, has left the Club’s
coffers depleted.

According to Club Presi-
dent John Cull, Track and
Field is a ‘‘pay as you go”’
sport. ‘‘Track Clubs pay for
each event that the athletes
enter. Every jump, and every
throw in a track meet has to
be pre-paid, and shooting for
the gold costs more every
year. Major Clubs like
Norwesters can pay as much
as $600 for a single meet in
entry fees alone,’’ says Cull.

The Club its raising money
this Fall to pay for Cross-

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is the Marathon Relay
Runathon on October 14 at
Ambleside. Teams of young
athletes will complete the full
Marathon distance of 42.195
kilometres.

ThetClub expects that the
thousands of North Shore
residents who have trained
with the Nor-Westers over
the last 25 years will be
among those to sign pledges
for the Relay, and support
some very hard-working
young athletes.

For information on
Norwesters programs, phone
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goal against Lane while Paul
Zen and Jamie Emery found
the back of the net against
Skagit Valley.

Next year the tournament
will be held in Eugene,
Oregon.

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petition extremely tough.
Tougher in fact, than the

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