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18-10.

That set the stage for a
showdown with the Cariboo
College squad from
Kamloops — the only team
to have beaten Capilano this
year — in the highlight
match of the tourney.

Cariboo opeued strongly,
winning the first game 15-10
but the tide turned in the se-
cond as Capiinno stormed
back for a #5-13 victory.
They pressed their advantage
in the third and deciding
match I5S-it.

The weekend victories left
Capilano three points ahead
of the nearest challengers in
the final, standings. Cariboo
College and Douglas, of
New Westminster, ended the
season in a second place tie
with 10-4 records and BCIT
grabbed the fina! . play-off
spot with a 77 record.

Kayne, who had earlier come
close several times, notched
the winner.

The league-leaders,
meanwhile, continued to win
as Lynnwood Nordic posted
a convincing 4-1 victory over
fourth-place Olynipia Gold
Caps.

and a single loss for the
| By MARK HAMEL TON season, allowing them = to
: — lead the group of four teams
- that goes into the finals at
THE CAP COLLEGE BCIT on March 8 and 9,
womens’ volleyball team The weexend tournament,
‘has finished its season held on the friendly courts
‘with an almost spotless of Sentinel Secondary pitted
record, the edge in the jeans from throughout. B.C.
. oe ode , in the final of three inter-
“ “provincial finals and a locking tournaments (coast
. Strong shot at repre- and interior zones} with
} senting B.C. in the Ca- game results applying to the
: nadian college champi- league standings.
j onships. Capilano went into the
‘ : tournament facing two of
The Blues squad capped the leagues weaker teams —
off their .ycar with three and one of the strongest.
straight wins — including a The Blues opened the
: three-set victory over their tournament with a relatively
‘ closest provincial rival — at easy.15-3, 15-13 victory over
_ a tournament played on their Kelowna’s Okanagan Col-
home turf over the lege and had only a slightly
weekend, tougher time of it when they
Thore viciwories run the faced Selkirk College of
womens’ record to 13 wins Castlegar, winning 15-14 and
joves up
: MILLER HIGH ‘Life time lead, but early in the
; “came up with a strong per- second half Park Royal tied
: formance to edge. Park the game with a fine headed
: Royal Hotel 3-2: in week 16 goal that gave "keeper Peter
: 2 i , : of Coaches Soccer League Ward no chunce.
: : _ 4 NEWS photo lan Smith |. action Sunday. Millers got the two ‘points
- “CAP COLLEGE: women’s volleyball team metiibers pet set to defend on their way toa three- ° . Mike Heliger netted two th ey needed to lift
5 ‘match victory over Cariboo College in weekend action here, The victory, and two others, clin- | almost identical first-half themselves into seventh place
: _ hed the league crown for the locals. goals to. Millers a 2-1 half- in the standings, when Don
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