COMMUNITY SCOREBOARD

BCCAA Men's Volleyball
up ta Nov. 23:
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Okanagan
Douglas
Malaspina

Cariboo
CNC
Selkirk
BCIT

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BCAA Women's Vatleyball
up to Nov, 23:

Team GP Pts.
Douglas
CNC
VCC
Okanagan
TWU
Malaspina
Cariboo
BCiT
Selkirk
CBC

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PIJHL 1992/93 League Standings, Nov. 22

Team
Richmond
Coquitlam....
North Shorc.

Port Coquitlam...
Grandview

OTL* Pts.

Nie eRe RWNS

* One point for over-time losses (OTL)
Standings up to and including Sunday, Nov. 15.

High school games of the week

Senior Girts’ Volleyball

B.C. **AAA”’ Championships at
Comox: Thursday-Saturday, Dec.
3-5, all day.

Defending B.C. ‘“‘AAA’’ cham-
pion West Vancouver Highlanders
are trying to become the first
school te repeat as_ provincial
champions since Mt. Douglas of
Victoria in 1982-83. Handsworth
Royals and Sentinel Spartans, two
other schools who have won B.C.
volleyball titles in the past five
years, also have a chance to make
the 16-team tournament when
they play for the two remaining
berths in a wildcard tournament
today ir. Comox.

Senior Girls" Basketball

Friday, Dec. 4 at 6:30 p.m.:
Argyle at Handsworth; and at 8
p.m.: Sutherland at St. Thomas
Aquinas.

While West Vancouver
Highlanders don’t play their first
Jeague game until Dec. 15 (only
three players are not members of
the volleyball team playing in this
weekend’s B.C. Championships),
the rest of the North Shore's 11
senior girls’ teams are heavy into
faction, including this Friday
night’s first league games of the
season.

Senior Boys’ Basketball
Friday, Dec. 4 at 8 p.m.: Argyle

at Handsworth and Carson
Graham at Windsor.

The feature games of the week
have the Argyle Pipers (B.C.’s
l2th-ranked ‘‘AAA” team and
third in last weekend’s i6-team
Pepsi-North Van_ Invitational
tournament) visiting ihe Royals
(last year’s eighth-place team in
the B.C. “tAAA” tournament),
and the Carson Graham Eagles
and the Windsor Dukes -— the
league’s two youngest teams —
battling it out at Windsor.

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