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Both the men's and
women's Cap College
basketball teams found
the cold weather
somewhat invigorating
last week as they each
picked up a pair of wins

in league and
exhibition play.
Last Fndav UBC Jumor

Varsity went down 71-65 in
an ocxhibition encounter
while oon Saturday they
downed Douglas College So

OY while the women were
winning their match up
against Dougtas $5 40

On Monday evening the
women took a S82 360 win

over Puget Sound while the
men came up with a bnlllam

104-92 0 victory over
Anchormen of Seattle

the

In last Fridays game. Phil

de Vooght ted the Blues
attack with a 21 pone
performance, while team

mate Terry Cameron had 14
points and Doug Hale and
Peter Pierobon hit 10
points each

for

In Saturday's league game
against Douglas College. de
Vooght was once again Caps
top scorer, this time with a
17 point night. while Doug

Hale with 16 points. Ken
Sherk with 14° points and
Pierobon with 12) rounded

out the Blues double figure
scorers

Douglas College scored
the game's first basket which

* RES,

WRESTLING IS JUST one of the many of the wide variety of sports available in the schools of the North Shore. Pic-

tured above fs a match between Windsor (on top) and Carson Graham. Windsor is the reigning champion school in
the province for the sport.

Cap Blues keep on winning

Basketball titie hopes growing

gave them their only lead in
the contest. Alter an carly
and disasterous attempt to
run with the Blues. the Firs
reverted to a drop-back sone

ino ans effort to slow the
lempo of the pame [he
Blues responded with siz:

Zing shooting, hitting oO1%
from the floor in the first half
on their way to a shooting
percentage of 58% on the

might The win improved the
Blues record to 7-1 in the
Totem Conference and

bousted thetr overall mark to
1?

In the women’s game, the
Blues got off to a shaky start
but managed to overcome a
12 port deficit carly in the
half to pull into a 2) point
lead by the end of the first
frame The game remained
close most of the way with

the Firs knotting the score at
36 all with less than 4
minutes remaining. Theresa
Smith, Cathy Nolan and Lea
Anne Stevens led the Blues
explosion ain the late stages
of the game which saw the
North Shore school outscore
their opposition 15-2 to tce
the victory. Smith was the
game's top scorer with 18
points. while Nolan and
Stevens had 10 cach

In the women’s” game
Monday. Blues Theresa
Smith scored 25 of her teams
$2 points to turn in another
in a seemingly endless senes
of outstanding per
formances The Blues
jumped on Seattle carly to
come away witha 30-14 half
lime lead, then played Puget

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