“B2-Sunday News, November 9, 1980

sport

Basketball feams looking good

After the slowest start in
years, the Capilano College
Blues soccer team appears to
finally be putting it all
together, as the North Shore
college swept yet another
weekend double header
from Totem Conference
opposition.

The victim on this oc-
casion was  Castlegar's
Selkirk College Saints who
fell to the Blues by a 2-0
count on Saturday, then
were dumped 4-0 im the
rematch on Sunday. In

West

The three North Shore
Metro teams saw action
Tuesday night as the North
Van teams battled it out at
the Rec Centre and West
Van's Northridge Rockets
visited Burnaby Winter
Club.

At Four Rinks Rockets
had an easy time of it,
coasting to a 10-2 win over
the Burnaby team and
stretching their undefeated
string to four games.

Paul Patterson paced the
Rocket attack with three
goals while Norm Sawers
and Dave Cook each had a
pair, and Danny Corrigan,

Saturday’s game at Myrtle
Park, Tom Herdman and
Brent Murdoch scored a
goal each in the first half to
provide the 2-0 margin of
victory. On Sunday, the two
teams played a tight,
scoreless first frame before
Cap College exploded for
four unanswered goals in the
second half.

Ron Accilli notched the
first goal off a caqrner kick
from Narinder Bir while
Murdoch made it 2-0 five
minutes later. Bir again

Peter Karpiak and Mark
Ingram contributed singles.

The Rockets led 3-1 at the
end of one, 9-2 after two,
then added one goal in the
third for a 10-2 final.

Grant Hebert and Glen
Luscombe shared _ the
goaltending assignment for
the Rockets.

At North Van Rec Centre
Bob Murphy’s power play
goal with only 1:50
remaining salvaged a 5-5
draw for Picassos in their
contest with Dick Irwin's
Mountaineers.

Mountaineers built up a 2-
O lead in the first period on

lofted a corner kick to the
front of the goal and Nigel

goals by Danny Hogan and
Mark Anderson but just 24
seconds into the middle
frame Eric Noble's tap-in of
Allan Stahl’s rebound was

the start of a four goal
scoring spurt by the
Picassos.

Mountaineers outshot the
Picassos 29-28. Dave Warren
handled the goaltending
assignment for Picassos and
Mark Lafond and _  Bichl
shared the task for the
Mountaineers.

In Sunday's Metro action,
Picassos are at West Van at
3:15 for their first meeting of
the season with Rockets.

Midget A‘s do brother act

NV minor hockey results

The Gillis” brothers
teamed up to collect five
goals in helping the Midas
Muffler Midget A's down
Port Coquitlam 11-1 in North
Van Minor Hockey action
last week.

Mike Gillis picked up the
hat trick while brother John
notched a ‘pair.

Rod Tasamura., Len

Messier and Cole Phelps all
had two goal performances
to round
deluge
Larry Durrant was steady
in the A’s net in the first
league game of season

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Williams was there to chip it
in. Mike McDonald rounded
out the Blues scoring with
his goal in the dying minutes
of the game.

This weekend the Blues
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preparation for their
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Cougars. That senes 1s
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will probably determine
which of the two teams will
nail down the fourth and last

In rugby meanwhile, the
Blues had a bye last weekend
and a chance to prepare for
their last league encounter
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The two teams have been
deadlocked on top of the
standings for the entire
season, each boasting an
unbeaten record. In their
only previous encounter,
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