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THE PRESIDENT’S Cup will be shared this ys~- by both

the Capilano College Blues and the BCIT Cougars. The
Cougars have the first right of possession for six months.

The fourth annual soccer con-
test between the Capilano College
Blues and the BCIT Cougars, so
named by and for the presidents
of the two schools, ended with the
score drawn at two goals a side.

Because the game was also a
regularly scheduled B.C. Athletics
Association league game, the tied
score could be decided by neither
overtime nor a shootout.

(in regular league play, drawn
scores remain as such with each
team receiving one point.)

The tally, however, after four
years still stands in favor of
Capilano College, with a record of
two wins, one loss and a tie. Prior
to the game, Capilano was ranked
nationally in sixth, as opposed to
BCIT’s 12th place position, and
they can perhaps therefore claim
the moral victory.

_ The game itself was played
under clear but cocl October skies
‘before about 200 spectators. The
Blues lived up to their reputation
for attacking immediately after the
opening whistle in an attempt to
catch their opponents off guard. -

In the seventh minute the
pressure resulted in Gareth
Morgas's first goal of two. from
‘30 yards, The second goal by
Morgan came on a penalty kick
also from 30 yards in the 20th
minute of play.

‘However,
cushion,
dissipated, as the patient Cougars
began..their steady assault,

with a two-goal

Select teams
return from
int'l tourneys

TWO NORTH Shore select
. soccer teams recently com-
peted in international com-.
petitions.

Nine North Shore under-14
B.C. select soccer players recently

returned from a soccer tour of

Scotland and the Ian Rush Tour-
mament in Aberystwyth, Wales.

The team, along with assistant
coach and North Shore resident
Wwen Chabada, finished third in
the Ian Rush tournament, losing
in the semi-final to Dynamo (the
Welch select squad), 2-0.

During their tour, the B.C.

team defeated select teams from
- Seattle, Kansas, Scotland, Wales,
the Czech Republic and Ireland.
The nine North Shore players are:
Greg Campbell, John Chebada,
Bryn Dacres, Bevin Footman,
Jason Jantz, Tom Larisch, Kyte
McDiarmid, Michael Paterson and
James Whelan.

The North Shore. under-19
Sclects have also recently returned
from a successful showing at an
international tournament.

The team, coached by G. Frey,
won ithe Spokane River City
Steelers’ Fall Roundup tourna-
ment in Washington State. Tcam
players include: Joey Bovill, Mel
Browning, Dain Currie, Shawn
Fetterley, Gary Forgie, Arman
Halvaei, K. Hashimoto, Sergio
Herrera, Paul Hilliard, Brad
Howard, Matt Judd, Jeff Lim,
Steve London, Peter Nilsson,
Rahul Ray, Laurent Sealigine and
Brennan Sekora.

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dominating play for the remainder
of the half with numerous scoring
opportunities.

At the outset of the second half
BCIT weathered a weak Capilano

SponTs

CIT to share

in play.

Mike Dodd, who has played
for the Canadian Olympic
team as well as professionally,
pulled BCIT within one after 61
minutes of play. The persistent
Cougars found the back of the net
a second time on a goal by Hen-
aing Engeiund with iQ minutes
remaining.

Despite the balanced score,
Elues coach Jim Easton expressed
dissatisfaction with the team. ef-
fort.

>resident’s Cup

“I'm disappointed with the way West Vancouver Highlanders

Capilano played,”’ he said. ‘Give
full credit to BCIT, who deserved
to get back in the game, but !
think too many (Capilano) players
relied on the reputation of the
college."’

Player of the game awards went
to Morgan of Capilanc College
and Dodd of BCIT.

_ In high school soccer action, the

edged the Sentine? Spartans in the
North Shore Chatlenge Cup,
played just prior to the President’s
Cup.

The score was 4-2 with goals
scored by Alli Kashfia (2), Shawn
Fetterley and Hiroki Nagasaka for
the Highlanders, and Omid Nasiry
and Dave Spence for the Spartans.

Player of the game awards
went to Kashfia of the
Highlanders and Dave Boshmar,
goalkeeper for the Spartans.

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