46 — Wednesday, September 25, 1996 — North Shore News

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Sydor ihree-peats as world champ

ALISON Sydor may not have won the — straight women’s cross-country moun- Australia in two hours, five minures and

gold medal at the Adlanta Olympics, but — tain bike world championship. 56 seconds,
she did make history (again) on the The North Vancouver cyclist covered Earlier this month, Sydor claimed the
weekend as she captured her third the 39-kilometre course in Cairns, World Cup points championship,

BERKELEY and Achley Warburton helped to lead

, Team.5.C.-to' the championship trophy at the CYA
_ Canadian Youth Champlonships In Torcnto this past
‘summer. The West Van sisters are now setting their

_ sailing sights on the Olympics.

‘Andraw McCredie |
THE Warburton sisters

(of West Vancouver

ating waves across

North America. Or.

‘more to the point, rid-
. ing waves.

+) Ashley. and Berkeley helped .-
ead: Team B.C. to its. fourth .
: straight - Canadian’~. Yachting
Association Youth Champion-'
ships’ as'they won the Laser 2
women’s double-handed event.
The - Warburtons ‘also
~became the first-ever women’s ©
“duo:to win a regatta in the”

By Andrew McCredie
Sports Editor
SPORTING identical

* 2-0'season records,
both Capilano College
soccer teams hope to
give Langara tears the
bhies today as they

.. contest the Dean’s and’

- President’s Cups.

“- ” Cap’s women’s team kicks
off the Dean’s Cup today at
‘3:30 p.m. on their home field
onthe North Vancouver col-
lege’s campus. The men follow
with a 5 p.m. start in the
Président’s: Cup, an annual
match played between Capilano

“and -Langara. Both games do
‘Not count in league standings.

ect, In league action last week-
“end, thes women’s team
“1 downed University College of
othe. Fraser Valley (UCFV) 3-1.
Vanessa Hayes led the Blues

sisters
sights

California International Sailing

*.' Association’s 15-year history.
“And at the World Junior

Championships, the Warburtons

~ laid claim to the “Best North
. American. team” title as they
finished ‘in eighth spot — five

places ahead of the U.S. team.
« With the 2000 Sydney

Olympics promising to be a

lor’s delight, the Warburton :

sisters are now hoping to set
sail on an Olympic campaign,
though the: 2004 Games. is

‘probably more’ realistic. The

dynamic duo are looking for
sponsors. ©
"Berkeley is currently in

firse year at Queens Universi-
o ty, Wi

le Ashley is in Grade 11
at Sentinel.

with two goals, while Melissa
Artuso added the other Cap
geal. The Blues next league
ame is this Saturday as they
Rost University College of the
Cariboo (UCC). Kickoff is
noon,

Cap’s men’s team, mean- |
‘while, are quickly establishing

themselves as one of the better
lefensive teams in B.C.
College play.
i er playing to a scoreless
half last Saturday against
UCFV, the Blues opened the
scoring in the second as first-
year forward David Morris
placed. a perfect free kick in the
back of the net.

Matt Mori added a security
marker later in the half for the
2-0 Cap victory. Blues’ captain
Lucas Dalla Pace earned yet
another shutout for Cap — in
the last eight games he has let
in just one goal.

The men’s team hosts UCC
this Sacurday. Kickoff is 2 p.m.

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