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Cap Students Make
All Canadian Teams

Tony Mobilio

Silvana Burtini Nico Berg
Three Capilano College students positions last month. Their placement
have scored a tremendous coup in on the women’s and men’s All Cana-
achieving positions on the Canadian dian teams gives Capilano a weighty

Colleges’ All Canadian soccer teams.
The students, Silvana Burtini, Nico
Berg and Tony Mobilio, secured the

representation among the elite of
college athletes. Hundreds of soccer
players from close to 50 college teams

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Capilano College

People travelling by bus to the
College from Vancouver or Burnaby
will no longer need to change buses at
Phibbs Exchange. Starting in January,
an express bus will travel between the
College and Kootenay Loop. The
College hopes this will encourage more
people to use public transit and ease
some of the parking pressure on
campus.

Parking pressure has already de-
creased with the addition of 85 new
parking spaces east of the Sportsplex.

throughout Canada had vied for a total
of 22 spots on the All Canadian teams.

Nico and Tony received awards and
their invitations to join the All Cana-
dian Men’s Soccer Team at a banquet in
Kamloops last month. The banquet
followed the Canadian Colleges
Athletic Association Men’s soccer
championships at Cariboo College Nov.
11-15.

Nico and Tony are second year
students at Cap. Tony was the top
scorer for the Blues this year. Nico, also
a member of the Junior National Team,
was a star midfielder in the B.C.
Colleges Athletic Association league.

During the same week, Silvana
Burtini, a member of the Capilano
College women’s soccer team, was
named to the Canadian Colleges All
Canadian Women’s team. Silvana was
the league’s top scorer this season and
is considered a strong prospect to make
the Canadian national team.