The shooting . starts
for real on Friday night
when Cap College
Blues, both men and

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WORKING OUT TO end world hunger, these young people at
the ending of world hunger, and then worked out for a period of time.

weekend, ~ Smith
scored two from the foul line
then put-home a basket with
seven seconds remaining to
give the North Shore school

rebounds.
Saturday night was
blowout time for both Blues
teams with the Women
downing Columbia Institute

Mickey MacDougal hall each pledged an amount for

November 17, 1982

News Photo Eric Eggertson

Oberhoffner worked for
seven assists and _ ten
rebounds, passing off a
number of times when he
could have shot.

By NANCY CAMPBELL

harder, and when the dust
had settled after last
weekend’s B.C. “AA” field
hockey championship, the
girls from Hillside surprised
everybody with a second
place finish and a place in
the pages of North Shore
high school sports history.
The silver win is the
highest ever attained by any

North Shore team in field -

hockey, and one which was
certainly not predicted for
the squad.

The Highwaymen had
finished in the middle of the
pack in regular season play
and lost 1-0 to Burnaby

North in Vancouver &
District final last Monday.
But when the squad.

arrived _in Victoria last
weekend, all that was in the
past as they set out to win.

In round robin play,
divided into four groups of
four teams each, Hillside
first defeated Centennial 3-2

on goals from Lisa Craig,
Carolyn Berardino and Carla

Simone Gould contributed
to the team’s next win, a 2-1
decision over Winston
Churchill.

Their first loss of the
weekend was at the hands of
Cowichan, who shut out the
Highwaymen 2-0.

But the girls Game back in
the quarter finals, blanking
Mount Douglas 2-0 on goals
from Craig and Campbell.
The win was all the sweeter
since Mount Douglas had
been pegged to win the B.C.
title.

In semi-final action, the
team faced its old nemesis
Burnaby North, but this time
the tables were turned as
they went on to a 2-1 win.
Craig and Kirsten Evenden
were the point scorers in a
game dominated by the
North, Shore girls, but a
spectacular save by goalie
Mandy Grant on a penalty
flick in the dying minutes of
the game cemented the win.

CONTINUED ON PAGE B5

women, open their a come from behind 56-54 8440 behind Leah Ellis’ 30 Not wanting their troops
basketball league win over University of points and Janet Smith’s 12 to become stale, both teams
schedule aga inst Victoria. rebounds. . will be in exhibition action
D las Coll Smith led the way for the The men had no trouble in Saturday following — the

ougias College. Blues with 22 points in disposing of Columbia 102-" league opener on friday.

addition to her last minute 68. Finn Hansen struct for 15 The women will be taking

The women will go at 6:30 heroics. points with Greg Porter part in a tournament at
p-m. with the men’s game In another barn burner,  scorimg 13. U.B.C. while the men will
following at 8:15 at the men fost out 80-77 to In what coach Neil take on Fraser Valley .
Delbrook Gym. UVic with Mike Hind hitting Chester described as ai College, a new team who are

In the final set of for 14 and Mylan Hart ‘totally unselfish per- playing exhibition games for
exhibition encounters on the scoring 13 in addition to 15 formance’, John _ the season.

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