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ictory tastes sweet
as Blues get revenge

THE CAPILANO College Blues soccer team
whipped Cariboo College 4-1 Saturday to bring
the Totem College Athletic Association champi-
onship back to the North Shore.

Led by the three-goal per-
formance of centre forward
Fernando Torres, the Blues
tasted the sweet flavors of
revenge as they defeated the
team that beat them in last
year’s final.

| “Yes, it’s. an especially .
satisfying victory for us,” .

By TIMOTHY RENSHAW

said Blues’ coach Joe
lacobellis, ‘‘we were hoping
the final would be agaist
Cariboo."’

The Blues advanced to the

‘playoffs by virtue of the

teams’ first-place league
finish which it clinched Oc-
tober 26 with a 10-1 devasta-
tion of Victoria's Royal
Roads Military College.

The 1985 TCAA playoffs
were hosted by Nanaimo.

In their Saturday semi-
final match against fourth-
place BCIT, the Blues shut
out their cross-town rivals
4-0.

Midfielder Jim Gardner
opened the scoring when he

converted a Blues free kick
in the first half. Brad
Carlow, also from the Blues
midfield, blasted home the
team’s second goal and gave
Capilano a 2-0 half-time
lead.

Two insurance goals in the
second half, the . first
blistering shot from Andre
Bourbouras from 25 yard:
out, the second, a penalt
shot from centre forward
Paul Zen, rounded out the

NEWS photo Mike Wakefleta

AN OTTAWA player hurdles two , bodies during the last regular B.C, Lions game Friday at B.C. Place. The Lions beat the

Roughriders 17-10 to advance to the Western Conference final.

game's scoring.

In the other semi-final,
Cariboo edged Malaspina
College 2-1.

The Biues struck first in
Sunday’s final, when Torres
scored the first goal of his
hat trick in the opening five
minutes. Midfielder
Bousbouras made it 2-0 by
virtue of a wicked shot from
a Blues free kick.

Cariboo made it momen-
tarily close, scoring their

lone goal late in the first
half. But the game-saver for
the Blues came with 10
minutes to play in the first
half when Capilano
goalkeeper Wayne McIntosh
stopped Cariboo cold on a
penalty shot.

Torres added another goal
before the half was out and
completed his hat trick late
in the game.

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‘CAPILANO < COLLEGE basketball teams’ sete

bounced around various basketball courts over,

the weekend.
"On Friday the Cap College:

‘Blues: Women’s squad fell
62-49 to a local

home court.

Bright spots for the Blues
in Friday’s loss were Michele
MacKenzie ‘and Denise
Logan who each slammed
home'12 points.

In a Saturday night

rematch, the senior women's

squad prevailed again’ dump-
ing. the Blues 64-46. The
senior women were led by

. Debbie Huband with 20

points. Logan added

- another 12 points for the

Blues.

Cap College men fared no
better dropping a 90-66 deci-
sion to the UBC varsity
squad at UBC on Friday
night. The game was close

senior’
‘women’s allstar team at the
Blues’ Delbrook ‘gymnasium

until the final seven min
when, with the score tied at

.62, the Blues collapsed.

Top. scorer. for Capilano:
was Mark Bajus with 16
points. UBC's. Ken: Klassen ;
replied with 29... oo

On Saturday night “the,
Blues returned to. Delbrook:
gymnasium. to play John B.’

* Pub. Bajus.:. bounced in-

another 16 points and Blues’ *
Chris Polbeck added 19, but
the local squad still came up
onthe losing end ofa an 89-79
score.

John B’s Al Kristmanson .
and. seven-foot Al Chaple
,both netted 29 _poinis'to lead
their team over the Blues. ~

The Cap. College men’s
team will-travel to Calgary
over. the ‘long weekend to -
play in the 1985 Cougar
Classic. ;

Savage leads Flames

NSWC_ Flames
first-place. Surrey Saints 8-7

defeated

in West Coast Junior B
Hockey League action
Saturday.

Top scorers for North
Shore were Ken Savage with
four goals, Scott Kerr with
two. Doug Cox and Roland

Kincek popped in one goal
each.

Flames goal-keeping was
again outstanding with Gary
Knight stopping Saints Brent
Stadel on a penalty shot.

The Flames next home
game is against U. B.C. on
Nov. 9 at 8:30 p.m.