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"Capilano College Blues for. the ~ Blues, and Kim . sweep winning the women’s .
rugby team closed out a very . Madsen added’.a convert. . game 72-42 and the men’s
successful 1978 season with That was all the scoring Cap game75-62. |
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Douglas College Firs. . rugged all year, shut down of the best College teams in

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nai the country, and their games
. remainder of the afternoon: against the Blues did nothing
‘to dispell that rating.

Fhe win over Douglas was
meaningless from the
viewpoint. of the final
standings, as the Blues had
already clinched the Totem’

In Basketball, Kamloop’s
Cariboo College took both.

ol Capilano College gets the
ends of a double header

opportunity to get back on

Athletic Conference from both the men’s and the winning track when they
Championship in last women’s Blues teams in are hosted by BCIT Cougars |
weekend’s — thriller with -Friday and Saturday action next weekend. Blues leading ©

BCIT. The win, hovvever,
did enable the Blues to finish
their, season unbeaten and
untied. > — .

The Firs got on _ the
scoreboard first, but their
lead was quicwy erased
when Briar Smith and Greg
Richmond scored a try each

Despite sore shoulders,

mid-winter flu, and an
assoriment of aches and
pains, Mount Seymour Swim
Club had a= successful
weekend at the Seattle Swim
Club. “AAA” Invitational
swim meet as well as at the
Surrey Knights Level III
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In Friday. night’s games,
the women lost 82-49 to
Kamloops, while the men
absorbed an 80-58 beating.
On

College completed their _

Notable

among those

Saturday, | Cariboo |

scorer, Phil de Vooght, who
has been averaging 22 points
per. game, will be. out of the

‘lineup for that contest as he

was for the two Kamloops
games, and that. will’
definitely affect the North
Shore’. School’s _ point

production.

‘Head coach Tom Walker

competing in Seattle--were was pleasantly surprised at

Elenore Vincent,
Hicks and Lisa Lamb, who

are closing in on Western

Canada Division: II
qualifying times in events
such as 100 metres butterfly,
200m breastroke and 100m
freestyle.

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