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Blues aiming for
National honors

Hosting soccer championships

November 6, 1983

CAP COLLEGE BLUES are hoping to play the
imperfect hosts next weekend by winning the Cana-
dian College Soccer Championships right at home

on the North Shore.

The Blues mens team are in
the National invitational
championships because of
being the host school, but
they could easily be one of
the top two BC teams who
will be invited because of
merit.

Blues are taking part in the
provincial championships
this weekend in Kamloops
where they, along with
Malaspina College of
Nanaimo, are the two
favorites having finished one-
two in the Totem Conference

league.
In addition, the local
school was undefeated in

league play going into the

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championship round.

Six teams from across the
country will be at the college
campus Thursday, Friday
and Saturday for the national
event.

Apart from the Blues and
one other B.C. team, there
will be two representatives
from Alberta; Northern
Alberta Institute of
Technology from Edmonton,
the top college team in the oil
province, and Grant
MacEwan College, number
two finisher, also from
Edmonton.

Saskatchewan’s entry will

be one of two Bible Colleges
currently battling it out for
top spot.

Either Briercrest Bible Col-
lege of Caronport, or Cana-
dian Bible College of Regina
will be the wheat province's
representative.

The Eastern representative
will come from Ontario with
three teams still fighting it
out for the nght to compete
in the national! finals.

Seneca College of Scar-
borough, Sheridan of
Oakville and Fanshaw Col-
lege of London are still in the
running for the tip to the
west coast.

The sudden death competi-
tion gets under way Thursday
with games at the Cap Col-
lege campus with the final set

for Saturday, 2 p.m. at
Kinsmen Stadium in North
Vancouve;r.

W V girls win cross country

PURRFECT

A PAIR OF WEST BAY
girls and one from Sentinel
all came home with medals
from the B.C. Elementary
School Cross Country
Championships held last
weekend in Richmond.

Catherine Greyell and
Samantha Carter from West
Bay captured second and
third places in the grade five
2500 metre event while Shan
non Bard of Sentinel placed
third in the Grade seven girls
2735 metres

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