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THE CAPILANO Blues proved college soccer can top university level play as the host team motored in for a second place finish at the eight-team International Cup held on the North Shore last weekend.

By ELIZABETH COLLINGS News Reporter

Normally zaaying in the BCCAA (B.C. Cr_ueges Athletic Associa- tion) league, the Blues were stack- ed up against Canadian and Amer- ican university soccer tearns.

Biues coach Joe facobellis said the three wins were significant for his team because the Blues — with 12 players fresh from high school this year — were playing and defeating universities who have four years to develop a tight team,

Starting on Thursday, the Blues

downed Edmonds College from

Washington 4-0.

Friday’s game saw the Blues

edge out University of Puget Sound 1-0 with Leone Corra scor- ing on a corner kick from Russell Collias.

Yet to be scored against, the Blues again registered a 1-G score on Saturday, this time against the University of Alberta. Mike Dodd netted the goal on a cross from Todd Moody. Both players are from North Vancouver. All three shutouts were accomplished by netminder Craig Edwards.

After winning its pool, the Blues went on to the finals where UBC defeated them 1-0 with a goal by Neil Wilkinson, a former player for Winnipeg in the Canadian soc- cer league and the tourney MVP.

“We were quite pleased with the

Vancouver last weekend.

results because we played four games and let in one goal to a very, very good team, probably one of the top three in Canada,”’ Iacobellis said.

The final standings for the In- ternational Cup in order of first to eigth place was UBC, Capilano College, Naticna! Team West, University of Puget Sound, Uni- versity of Alberta, University of

B.C. CHAMPIONSHIPS Local swimmers make waves

THE ANNUAL B.C. Summer Swim Provincial Championships were held Aug. 18 to 20 at Brock Pool in Kamloops. The North Shore Winter Club Marlins and North Vancouver Cruisers com- peted against swimmers from all over the province, producing the following first to third place results in championship finals:

Heather Shaw-Div. 1° Giris (Marlins)-3rd in 50-metre fly; Jeff Blades-Div. { Boys (Marlins)-3rd in 50-metre backstroke; Wyatt Hartley-Div. 1 Boys (Marlins)-2nd in 50-metre freestyle, 3rd in 100- metre freestyle; David Honeyman- -Div. 1 Boys (Marlins)-3rd in 50- metre breaststroke; Strachan Hartley-Div. 4 Boy: (Marlins)-2nd in 100-metre backstroke, 3rd in 100-metre freestyle; Gillian Honeyman-Div. 5 ‘‘Open’’ Girls

800 run for fish

ALMOST 800 people ran the Coho Run Sept. 9, raising funds for salmon enhancement and outdoor education programs.

Heading the list of winners for the men was Eddie Booth who completed the 14 kilometre Ambleside to Kitsilano Beach run in 44:40.

The fastest woman of the day was Isabelle Ditterner with a time of 49:53. Both Booth and Dit- terner were co: ,j eting in the 20-34 age category.

(Marlins)-1st in 200-metre individ- ual medley, Ist in 100-metre

breaststroke; Kara Tasaka-Div 5 Girls (Marlins)-Ist in 100-metre fly, 3rd in 100-metre free style, 3rd in 200-metre individual medley; MaryAnn Heskin-Div. (Marlins)-2nd freestyle.

6 Girls in 50-metre

QUICK FOOTWORK and defensive play went a long way for the Capilano Blues when the college team ‘ook out the University of Puget Sound 1-0 in International Cup soccer action at the Kinsmen Stadium in North

Calgary, Central Washington State, and Edmonds College.

Next up for the Blues is a match against the Vanceuver 86ers reserve team this Saturday, Sept. 23 with a 2 p.m. kick-off at Capilano College.

The Blues start league play on Sunday again at Capilane College with an 11 a.m. kick off.

Relay teams:

Marlins: ist in Div. 1 Boys 200-metre medley relay, Ist in Div. 2 Boys 200-metre free relay, Ist in Div. 6 Girls 200-metre free relay.

Cruisers: 2nd in Div. 4 Girls 200-metre free relay, 3rd in Div. 4 Girls 200-metre free relay.

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