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CAPILANO COLLEGE men’s basketball team

had no trouble winning two straight league games
over the visiting Okanagan Lakers this past

weekend.

By MARK O'REILLY

*Friday the Blues beat the
Lakers 88-53. It was a
blowout in the truest sense.
Blues led 14-0 before the
Lakers managed a bucket,
and the half-time score was
51-28 for Capilano.

Mark Marter and Pino
Perovic led the Blues with 19
points each. .

The next night the same
teams had a closer game, but
the result was a _ repeat.
Capilano won 98-84 led by
Marter and Steve Campbell
with 19 each. Pino Perovic
and 6-9-- ‘83 Carson Graham

Pipers peg

grad John McEwan each had
18. McEwan had probably
his best weekend as a Blue as
his strong efforts forced
Capilano’s domination both
nights.

Saturday’s contest had a
bit more drama to it than Fri-
day’s. Blues led by 11 (49-38)
at the half, stretched that to
17 (74-57) mid-way through
the second-half, and then
went to the bench to give
everyone some playing time.
The Lakers managed a slight
comeback, but the final
spread (14 pts) showed there
wasn’t much life left in the
men from Kelowna.

The women’s team at

SENtOR BOYS Basketball action this past week
was highlighted by the play of Peter Therrien’s
Argyle Pipers who advanced from fifth position to
third spot in league standings defeating both the
Carson Graham Eagles and Hillside Highwaymen.

By KEN SHERK

On Monday January 16,
the Pipers were involved in a
heated contest against the
Carson Graham Eagles who
led at half time 40-32.
However, the Pipers came
storming back in the late
third and early fourth
quarters to score 22
unanswered points and take a
56-46 lead. Vern Porter’s
troops never gave up and
they turned around and pot-
ted ten straight points in the
final minutes as the Eagle’s
Paul Simmons dropped a
bucket with three second re-
maining in regulation time to
force overtime with the score
tied at 56-56.

In overtime the Pipers got
off to a strong start scoring
the first two hoops, forcing
Carson Graham to play cat-
chup. Eagles narrowed the
Margin to one point with
seconds remaining but it pro-
ved to be too little too late as
the Pipers sealed a 69-65 vic.
tory from the foul line.
Argyle sharpshooters saw
Don Landberg notch 18 and
Derek Moore net 16 points.
For the Eagles, rookie grade
12, 6’6"’ center Max Todd
dropped 19 points and Paul
Simmons recorded 17 points

In Argyle’s second game of
the week, they defeated a
weakened Hillside squad
playing without the services
of 6°4"" center Cam Strang.
Argyle leading by only onc
point at half time blitzed the
Highwaymen at the beginn
ing of the second half to take
a 43.26 lead and then saw 1t
close to a three point margin
tn the fourth quarter” Ther.
rien’s troops, however, were
able to regain thei com.
posure and walked away with

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a 66-54 victory. Coach Peter
Therrien was pleased with the
victories, stating that ‘it sets
up a great rematch in our
gymnasium against Hillside
to determine positioning for
the Howe Sound Champion-
ships’. High scorers in the
game saw Argyle’s Derek
Moore with 21 points and
Don Landberg drop 20. For
Hillside, Rhys Duggan, who
has been playing outstanding
ball of late, netted 20, and
teammate Chris Wilson pot-
ted 14 points.

In other league action Sen-
tinel Spartans defeated the
Sutherland Sabers in an ex-
citing overtime victory in
which the Sabers tied the
score at the buzzer during

* regulation play. In overtime

the lead changed hands three

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Capilano College had their
scheduled league ‘matches
against their Okanagan Col-
lege counterparts postponed.”
Instead, the Blues played a
Senior A all-star team in two
exhibition matches.

Friday night the Blues fell
86-64 to the All-Stars. Cana-
dian National team player
Debbie Huban led the Stars
with 24 points. For the Blues
Sherri Sturmey hit 23, Bren-
da Giesbrecht 19.

The Senior A women just
had too much power for the
Blues. Though the All-Stars
only led 37-27 at the half they
pulled away comfortably by
the final buzzer. .

In the rematch on Satur-
day, the All-Stars won 84-55.
Debbie Huban led the way
for the Stars with 18 points.

For the Blues, topscorer was”

times with Spartans eventual-
ly coming away with a 66-63
victory. Scorers for the Spar-
tans saw Rob Whiton drop 26
points. For the Sabers Andy
Baker potted 17 points.
Other scores during the week
were:

Seycove 61 (Mike Napin 19, Paul
Chapman 15), Howe Sound (Ranjit
Chahal 18, Cliff Roberts 14); Wind-
sor 83 (David Lodgins 25, Dave
Bustos 16), Handsworth 40 (Keith
Horness 16); West Van 73 (Eric Ter-
mansen 25), Carson Graham 71 (Max
Todd 18, Pau! Simmons 18); West
Van 74 (Grant Hewlett 19, Rob Pear-
son 14), Sutherland 52 Darrel Bardua
10); Carson Graham 84 (Darren
Beckett 25), Howe Sound 60 (Cliff
Roberts 24); Windsor 105 (Jason
Brinham 21, Tom Schimmer 18), Sen-
tinel 40 (Rob Whiton 26).

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‘munity gym for a game

_against UBC Junior Varsity.
‘Tip-off 8:15 p.m. All three

Leah Ellis with 14. Senior A
women led 41-32 at half-
time, but again, the Capilano
women could not stay close
the whole game. _

There’s a busy schedule of
games this week, especially
for the Capilano College
mens basketball team.
Wednesday night, 7 p.m. at
Argyle Secondary School
they host_Skagit Valley Col-
lege of Mt. Vernon,
Washington, in what will be
an extremely tough match.
Last November the Blues
were beaten by 18 points in
Mt. Vernon.

Friday (Jan. 27) the mens
and womens teams travel to
Seattle to play North West
College.

” Saturday (Jan. 28) the men
return to Delbrook’s com-

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