BOTH THE mens and womens baskeball teams at
Capilano College ended their regular seasons last
weekend 6n a winning note. Selkirk College was in
town for two final gaes against each team but it was
almost as if the Selkirk team wasn’t even there. The
men and the women Blues had no trouble winning
two-straight Friday night and Saturday afternoon
and now head into Totem Conference playoff ac-
tion this weekend at BCIT.

By MARK O‘REILLY

On Friday night, at
Delbrook Community Gym,

the women took the court
first. The final was Capilano
66 Selkirk 41. Leah Ellis
scored 18 pts, and Brenda

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Giesbrecht netted 12. The
game was suprisingly close in
the first half as the Blues just
pilled away late in that half to
enjoy a 32-20 half-time lead.
Capilano blew it open in the
second and Selkirk, who
finish near the bottom in the
women’s conference, could
not come back.

The next day was even
worse for Selkirk as the
women bowed 38-98 to
Capilano. Sherri Sturmey led
the way for the Blues with 33

-pts, while Brenda Giesbrecht
had an equally impressive 26
pts. Leah Ellis controlled the
boards, hauling down 12
rebounds.

The mens team was never
challenged by Selkirk in
either of their weekend
games. Friday night the Blues
jumped to an early 18-2 lead
in the first quarter and never
looked back.

The final was Cap 90
Selkirk 48. Mark Marter had

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-day for the
. Scribes Satur-
day at Kiahanie
Park as they down-
ed the Cap Aijll-
Blacks 13-3 in divi-
sion two rugby ac-
tion. The win for
the visitors gave
them a won nine,
lost three record in
the league. Capila-
nos have teams in all
divisions. ‘

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