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TAKING THE. honors in
the Blues Soccer Classic
tournament over the
weekend -was the perfect
way to finish a very suc-

cessful season for the
Capilano College Blues.
The tournament, hosted

by the Blues, was originally
designed to be a Western
Canadian college cham-
Pionship affair, but
Saskatchewan _represen-
tative Canadian Bible
College out of Regina
declined to participate. The
four teams finally involved
were Totem Conference
victors Okanagan College
Lakers, University of
Victoria Junior Varsity and
Alberta champion Southern
Alberta’ Institute of
Technology (SAIT), besides
the Blues.

Goalkeeper Ed Kirk
recorded a well deserved
shutout in the Blues opener

Okay, who spiked the ga

BY MIKE HOCEVAR

on Saturday by beating the
UVic crew 3-0. Rob Uveges,
Eric Flinn and veteran Tom
Herdman racked up the
goals.. Meanwhile, :
Okanagan took SAIT 5-1 for
the right to meet the Blues in
the'trophy game on Sunday.
Blowing a 2-0 lead in the
late stages, the Blues were
tied 2-2 at the end of
regulation time with the
Lakers. A pair of 7'2 minute
sudden death sessions failed
to produce a result, so a
shootout determined the
victory. Kirk was sharp in
this situation and earned the
3-2 win for the Cap victors.
Coach Joe Iacobellis gets
most of his team back for
next season, and will have
them play in local leagues
over the winter. The Blues
finished second in the
Plawince, this in a year
ch was the most com-
petitive yet for the Totem
Conference. -

WHO SPIKED the Gatorade at half time? That
was what everyone wanted to know as the.
Capilano College men’s basketball team had their
Totem Conference opener called off only minutes
into the second half, since everybody was slipping
and sliding and falling down, and two players

injured themselves.

“It got to the point where
it was ridiculous,” noted
Blues coach Neil Chester of
the Friday game in Nanaimo
against host Malaspina
College Mariners. “Even the
referees were falling down.”

The problem wasn't
stronger than usual thirst
quenchers however, but with
the floor. Apparently in the
last five minutes of the
opening half, the floor
started giving problems to
the players. They began to

lose their footing, probably
due to moisture from a faulty
ventilation system.

Says Chester, “It was
totally bizarre and ['m not
sure if that was the exact
problem, but when the
second half started, centre
Randy Jones re-sprained his
ankle and had to come off.
Then Jay Walter slid right
across the floor into the
Mariners bench and hit his
head, so | pulled the team
off.”

SKYLINE

B3 - Wednesday, November 25, 1981 - North Shore News

SLIDING SAIT defenceman sends ball flying away from University of Victoria forward at the Capilano College.

The referee agreed the
floor was unplayable and
cancelled the match, which
will be made up at a later
date. For the Blues, it was
just as well, as they were
trailing at the time.

They picked up their first
win the next night in Vic-.
toria by taking Royal Roads
Military College 84-74. High
scorers were Dave Lane with
18 points, while Warne
McIntyre, replacing the
injured Jones, notched 17
and was credited with a
game leading 21 rebounds.

For the women, it was a
triumphant start as they
handled the Mariners 51-40.
Coach Greg Sharpe's squad
was spearheaded by 12 point
efforts from Joy Elliott and
Claire Carder in a game
which they controlled right
from the start.

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