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TAKING THE. honors in the Blues Soccer Classic tournament over the weekend -was the perfect way to finish a very suc-

cessful season for the Capilano College Blues. The tournament, hosted

by the Blues, was originally designed to be a Western Canadian college cham- Pionship affair, but Saskatchewan _represen- tative Canadian Bible College out of Regina declined to participate. The four teams finally involved were Totem Conference victors Okanagan College Lakers, University of Victoria Junior Varsity and Alberta champion Southern Alberta’ Institute of Technology (SAIT), besides the Blues.

Goalkeeper Ed Kirk recorded a well deserved shutout in the Blues opener

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on Saturday by beating the UVic crew 3-0. Rob Uveges, Eric Flinn and veteran Tom Herdman racked up the goals.. Meanwhile, : Okanagan took SAIT 5-1 for the right to meet the Blues in the'trophy game on Sunday. Blowing a 2-0 lead in the late stages, the Blues were tied 2-2 at the end of regulation time with the Lakers. A pair of 7'2 minute sudden death sessions failed to produce a result, so a shootout determined the victory. Kirk was sharp in this situation and earned the 3-2 win for the Cap victors. Coach Joe Iacobellis gets most of his team back for next season, and will have them play in local leagues over the winter. The Blues finished second in the Plawince, this in a year ch was the most com- petitive yet for the Totem Conference. -

WHO SPIKED the Gatorade at half time? That was what everyone wanted to know as the. Capilano College men’s basketball team had their Totem Conference opener called off only minutes into the second half, since everybody was slipping and sliding and falling down, and two players

injured themselves.

“It got to the point where it was ridiculous,” noted Blues coach Neil Chester of the Friday game in Nanaimo against host Malaspina College Mariners. “Even the referees were falling down.”

The problem wasn't stronger than usual thirst quenchers however, but with the floor. Apparently in the last five minutes of the opening half, the floor started giving problems to the players. They began to

lose their footing, probably due to moisture from a faulty ventilation system.

Says Chester, “It was totally bizarre and ['m not sure if that was the exact problem, but when the second half started, centre Randy Jones re-sprained his ankle and had to come off. Then Jay Walter slid right across the floor into the Mariners bench and hit his head, so | pulled the team off.”

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SLIDING SAIT defenceman sends ball flying away from University of Victoria forward at the Capilano College.

The referee agreed the floor was unplayable and cancelled the match, which will be made up at a later date. For the Blues, it was just as well, as they were trailing at the time.

They picked up their first win the next night in Vic-. toria by taking Royal Roads Military College 84-74. High scorers were Dave Lane with 18 points, while Warne McIntyre, replacing the injured Jones, notched 17 and was credited with a game leading 21 rebounds.

For the women, it was a triumphant start as they handled the Mariners 51-40. Coach Greg Sharpe's squad was spearheaded by 12 point efforts from Joy Elliott and Claire Carder in a game which they controlled right from the start.

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