HEADING FOR the hoop b Capilano Blues forward Dan Mawson in Friday's winning

game against Selkirk at Delbrook. (Terry Peters photo)

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COLLEGE BASKETBALL

THE CAPILANO Blues met Totem Conference
first place rivals Selkirk College on the weekend
and split a pair of games in women’s basketball

play.

Claire Carder was the high
scorer in Friday’s game with
22 points, but it just wasn’t
enough and the Saints
walked away with a 66-64
win. It was the first loss this
season for the Blues, who
began Friday with a 6-0
league record.

But the Blues rebounded
Saturday with a 71-68
triumph, led by Joy Elliott
who earned a massive 36
points for Capilano, as well
as 19 rebounds. The 4-point
win was all the sweeter since

Soccer

THE CAPILANO College
Blues mens soccer team got
off to a good start in spring
soccer action with a 2-2 tie
with the University of British
Columbia team on Sunday,
January 31.

Wayne Shaw, a forward
with the Blues, netted both
goals for Capilano in the
Pacific Coast League game
with UBC's first team.

The Blues had a very
successful fall season,
placing second overall
among the eight teams in
Totem Conference play.

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the Blues had trailed 38-31 at
halftime.

Capilano athietic director
Neil Chester predicts the
Blues and Saints will be the
top two teams in the Totem
Conference, and the game
results show the number one
berth is still not decided.
victory, taking the Saints 84-
58. Jon Deanna was Capi-
lano's top scorer with 16
points, followd closely by
John Oberhoffner with 15.

ference last fall went to

include Cariboo College.

Capilano Blues
win and lose

David Lane shot 72 per
cent Saturday night, and his
28 points helped the Blues to
a 90-70 win. Oberhoffner
turned in another solid per-
formance, this time gaining
16 points for the Capilano
men.

The Blues are now in
second place in Totem Con-
ference play with 7 wins and
2 losses, but the men still
have a few games in hand on
the leader.

“We've got a lot of rookies
and they're starting to play
really well,” says Chester.

The men fared better than
the women, winning both of
their games. Friday, the
Blues romped to an easy

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