16 - Wednesday, October 17, 1990 - North Shore News

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CAPILANOS FIRST XV winger Doug Mulligan dekes out a Rowing first division rugby game Saturday at Klahanie Park. The Rowing

NEWS photo Neil Lucente

Club opponent while centre Doug Sperana backs him up during a_ Club trounced the Capilanos 28-9.

Rugby rowers sink Capilanos

CAPILANOS FIRST XV were beaten 28-9 by Vancouver Rowing Club
in a first division rugby game at Klahanie Park on Saturday.

Mike Parr had kicked two penalties and Caps were down 13-6 with 10
minutes remaining in the first half when disaster struck.

Both of Capilanos’ lock forwards had to leave the field with injuries
at a time when their pack had started to consistently win clean posses-

sion from their opponents.

The loss of an outstanding forward such as Brian Murray left the
locals with too big a mountain to climb in the second half.

Despite being dominated by a much heavier scrum Caps battled back,
counter attacking with such conviction that they kept Rowers penned in

B’ball Blues

THE CAPILANO College Blues
men’s basketball season tips off at
the Delbrook Gymnasium on Fri-
day, Oct. 19 at 8:15 p.m.

The Blues grads will provide the
opposition for their 1990 counter-
parts, in what will be the first of
12 exhibition games the North
Shore squad will play in prepara-
tion for their league opener on
Nov. 30 against Vancouver Com-
munity College.

The Blues will be playing all of
their home games at the Delbrook
gym until construction of their
new facility, the Sportsplex, is
completed in carly 1991.

The host team for the 1990-91
National College Men's Basketball

Start Season

CAPILANO COLLEGE
SPORTS

Championships, the Blues have a
new look this season, with swing
guard Mike Anastasi the only
returning player in the starting
lineup.

Other likely first-team players
are Masimo Segato from Belmont
high school in Victoria, who will
join Anastasi in the back court,
and forwards Blair Hokanson
from Windsor, Nigel Parish from
West Vancouver Secondary, and
Derek Smith from Richmond
Senior Secondary School.

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their own half for the balance of the game.

However, the visitors made the most of their meager rations adding
15 points to their tally while the locals replied with a lone penalty kick
from Shane Cable.

Other weekend rugby results: Capilanos Seconds 14 - V.R.C. Seconds
15; Capilanos Thirds 0 - Ex-Brits 22; Capilanes Fourths A 0 - V.R.C.
Fourths 6; Capilanos Fourths B 7 - Scribes Fourths 6; Capilanos Juniors
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Flag footballer
Fosters lead pack

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only tour plays lettin the game,
the division loadsa Fosters (6-0
came trom bend to defeat
Pacific Pac 62-4) 22-28 in North
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strike to give hosters the victors
after they had squandered a 20-6
halt time lead.

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take a 22-20 fead, then the two
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second half to help preserse the
win for Fosters, while John
Rutherford made several hey stops
for Pacific Pac from his
linebacker position, constantly
thwarting the short passing attack
of Fosters.

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