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SPORTS

Netball clubs face off

THE CAPILANO Netball Club will challenge the

Checkers Club in a game Dec. 6 to represent the

Vancouver zone in the B.C. Winter Games to be held
in Duncan next February.

Playing out of the Dunbar Community Centre, the

Checkers Club has represented the zone for the past
few years at the Winter Games.

However, the recently revived Capilano Netball!
Club are keen to mount a challenge. The key game
will be played in the tennis bubble at the Delta Town
and Country.

Netball is a fast-paced passing game for women
and girls of all ages. The game is similar to baskei-

ball in some ways but rules differ in that there is ne
coniact nor any running or dribbling with the ball
which must be passed within three seconds.

At least three members of a team must handle the
ball as it passes from one end of the court to the
other. Goals are scored — one point for each — by
shooting through a hoop 10 feet off the zround
without the aid of a backboard. Only two designated
players on the team are permitted to shoot.

Netball is played extensively throughout the
Commonwealth and 22 countries will be represented
at the World Championships to be held in Sydney,
Australia, next July.

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Women Blues come up from behind

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three pointers gave the Blues
another comfortable lead, but lit-

but who looked rather fearsome,
led her squad with 18.
Both Blues teams will enjoy

breaks for Christmas and resumes
in the new year.
Meanwhile, the women’s

tle by little Langara crept back. their undefeated status for at least volleyball team is still looking for

With 1:20 left, the Falcons tied another month
the score at 90 apiece. Capilano
led by one with seconds left and
had possession when Tony Poole
stole the ball and drove towards
the basket. Segato averted disaster
by stripping the ba:| out of Poole’s
mands to recover possession and
save the victory.

Hokanson, Mike Anastasi, and
Nigel Pavish, with 20, 18 and 16
Points respectively, led the scoring
for the Blues. Langara’s Nick Vo-
jic outscored all players with 23.

On the same night, playing
against the same college, the
women Blues trailed for most of
the game, but mustered enough
composure to finally overcome
Langara, 64-57.

“They weren't about to let
these guys beat them,’’ said Blues
coach Dawn Schooler.

Despite the post-game
assuredness, she confessed to be-
ing worried during the contest.
Her team feil behind by 11 early,
but finally turned momentum by
taking advantage of openings at
the high post.

“They never caught on,’’ said
Schooler thankfully.

Cheryl] Kinton and Allison
Snelgrove assisted each other
beautifully, and combined for 40
of the Blues’ 64 points. Langara’s
Jacquie Deslauriers, whom her
coaches consider somewhat fearful

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