Malaspina. Mariner Erin Ward Sdeaing BCCAA Seegue action last
Friday night at the Capilano College Sportsplex. Sutherland led
her'taam with 14 points as the Lady Blues improved their sea-
SG record to 32 with a decisive 62-27 7 victory.

"Sportsplex on Friday, Jan..21 a
4:45 pam. ~
‘The men’s team, meanwhile.

 attled back valiantly from-an | 1-0

By et ae :
and Hugh Trenchard

14 points as the. Lady Blues domi-
nated second-half apres to dump the

The win improved the team’ $
league record to 3-2. :

Solid performances by Cap
guards Kelly Olynyk and Lori
Hallstrom, each accounting for 12
points, helped the Blues pull away
from the Mariners in the. second-
half. after a fairly even first 20 min-
utes! The Blues, led 20-12 at the

Olynyk played a-strong defen-
ve.game for the Blues, knocking
lawn inside passes und constantly

‘petting in the face of Malaspina ball
‘handlers. *
The first-half defensive struggle

“gave may to-a scoring bonanza for.

“the Blues after the half.

Sutherland scored a lay-up off
“the second-half tip-off. and ‘the
Blues. didn’t look back, With: five
minutes gone in the second.
“Capilano led 32-15,
~The Lady Blues’ next game is
against Douglas’ College at the

deficit early in the game. but lost

> atheir fifth game of the season by

one point to the Malaspina Mariners

last Friday night at the Sportsplex.

The 65-64 decision dropped the
Blues’ league record to 2-3.
‘For the first 10 minutes of the

“half; it) appeared as though
. Malaspina. with the edge in experi-

ence, height and strength, would
overwhelm the Blues. oo.
* However, the young Blues dug

‘in their heels and replaced their ini-

tial clumsiness with poise and.con-
fidence. .

The change in play for Capitanc
was due in large part to the on-courl
leadership of guard Davis Sanchez,
whose body-sacrificing dives anc
ball control seemed to rally his
teammates. His up-tempo game
awakened the Blues’ determination.

But small mistakes haunted the
young team, and frustrated their
freshman coach.

“We missed a foul throw and
didn’t get the net on some of the
good: shots,” - head coach Phil
Langley said, but added. “We
should have won the game.”
Langley pointed to a cauple of
errors in the dying minutes as the
difference in the tight game.

Top scorers for Capilano were *

Gerald Cole (2! points) and Chris
Reimer (16). Point leaders for
Malaspina were Billy Biman (20),
and Gary Edgar (17).

. The team’s next home game is
this Friday. Jan, 21 at ‘the
Sportsplex. The Blues lake on
Douglas College. the number-two
ranked team in the country. Tip-off
time is 8:45 p.m.,

January 19, 1994 ~ North Shore News ~

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