16 TEAMS COMPETE
Sutherland |
osts soccer
tourney

SUTHERLAND SABRES and Argyle Pipers will
each be fighting for secondary school supremacy
this week as the provincial championships get

underway on the
Sutherland.
Ready for any weather

conditions, tournament coor-
dinator Vince Alvano has
eight grass fields and eight
all-weather fields ready.

Games start Thursday at
10 a.m. with the finals set for
Saturday, December 3 at 2:30
p.m. at Lillooet Park, both
for the consolation award
and the provincial
championship.

A total of 16 teams are tak-
ing part in the tournament
from around British Colum-
bia with Spectrum secondary
school from the Island rated
as top with John Oliver rank-
ed number two and Burnaby
Central rated as number
three.

Argyle is ranked fifth with
host Sutherland rated as
number 11.

There’s little to choose bet-
ween the two North Shore en-
tmes based on their season
records. Argyle won seven
and lost two over the season
while Sutherland had a 6-2 |
record.

The dig difference comes
in goals with Pipers scoring
23 and holding thes op-
ponents to six against while

North Shore

hosted by

the Sabres scored 18 with six
against.

The tearns have been divid-
ed into four groups of four
teams in each with the two
North Shore entnes in group
B along with Centennial from
Fraser Valley and Norkam
from the Okanagan.

Top teams from each
group advance to the semi-
finals on Friday afternoon
with the finals set for
Saturday.

lf the weather is good
enough to use the grass fields
on Thursday, the opening ac-
tion involving Argyle will be
at 10 a.m. at Myrtle Park
where the Pipers take on
Centennial while host school
Sutherland take on Norkam,
also at Myrtle Park at 10
a.m.

In the afternoon,
Sutherland takes on Centen-
nial and Argyle takes on
Norkam, both at Myrtle Park
Starting at 2 p.m.

The final action of this
particular round involving
the local teams take place on
Fnday morning at 10 am

when Argyle and Sutherland
meet at Myrtle Park

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THE ACTION was fierce Friday night when Cap College Blues women’s basketball team
thrashed Meralomas 92-49 in an exhibition game. Number 18 for Blues is Janet Helm. Both
men and women’s teams play this weekend in their final action before the Christmas break.

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CAP COLLEGE basketball
Blues know why Skagit
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Playing in a four team
weekend tournament in
Mount Vernon, Washington,
Blues went down 103-83 to a
strong Skagit entry that went
on to easily win the two day
event.

Coach Neil Chester was
pleased that Blues cut off the
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brilliant outside shooting
beat his team.
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the North Shore school.

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Lutheran University of
Tacoma, 71-57 with Sidhu
hitung for 22 points and
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and 19 rebounds.

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