B3 - Wednesday, January 13, 1982 - North Shore News

GETTING READY for 2 layup, Balmoral's

Katy Iretand moves to the basket pursued

by Hamilton players im junior girls action Friday night. (Eric Eggertson photo)

LADIES WIN, MEN LOSE

The ladies basketball tcam
from Cap College showed
the men how it’s done over
the weckend when they
captured Uhe Bluc Falcon
Tournament held at BCIT.

Jointly sponsored by
Capilano and Vancouver
Community College, the
tournament drew six tcams
for the men and the samc
number for the women.

The ladies took the utle
with a 51-42 victory over co
hosts VCC. Joy Flhhott led
the way for the winners with
14 poants

In advancing to the finals,
Cap downed Malaspina 55
27 with Elliott again Icading
the way with 18 points.

Souther Alberta Institute
of Technology fell victim to
the North Shore entry in the
next round going down to a
48-41 loss. Claire Carder led
the home towners with 18
points in thal match

Both Cardcr and Joy
Ellhott were selected to the
tournament = all-star tcam
following the tournament

In men’s achon, Cap Blues
took the opening round with

Blues take tourney

a 73-68 win over UBC with
Dave Lang hitting for 1?
potnts

Lang again led the way
with 21 points in) second
round acton, going down
68-63 to Malaspina
who ended up taking the
tournament with a 66 51
victory over VCC

John Oberhoffer
selected to the tournament
all-star team, but coach Neal
Chester was shocked to find

wis

that Dave Lang who hit for
38 points in two games was
left off He (Lang) ‘was

simply the best said Chester

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Drillers put out
the Flames

A hat tnck by Bnan
Wallace led North Van
Drillers to a big 10-4 win
over North Shore Flames in
North Shore Senior
Recreation hockey league
action Sunday night.

Larry Brown and Jim
Hooker each picked up a
pair of goals for the Drillers.

John Payne notched two in
leading Black Hawks toa 6-3
victory over BC Tel in the
only other game played.

Following Sunday’s ac-
ution, Drillers maintain their

lead with a record of 10-wims ~~~

against only one defeat while
Black Hawks kept pace on
second spot with a 7-3-1
record.

Flames hold down third

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