NORTH SHORE NEWS

November 24, 1982

page B-1

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�UIIIS WOIIJ WOMEN

Cap Blues open league
with pair of big wins
Both Cap College basketball teams started off their
regular seasons on winning notes over the weekend,
but the women's squad could be in trouble with injuries
picked up in exhibition play in a UBC tournament.

points before a reply.
John Oberhoffner led the
way with 27 points while
Sean Campbell hit for 17 and
11 rebounds.

Janet Smith led the ladies
Friday night with 25 points
and nine rebounds in a 91-56
win over Douglas College

Three injuries to three
starters was the sad tale f01:
the women Saturday and
Sunday when they took part
in a UBC tournament.

while the men picked up a
79-45 victory, also over
Douglas.

By ANDY FRASER
Greg Porter led the way
with 13 points in a game
which saw six Blues hit dou­
ble figure.
The North Shore school
led 24-2 at one point early in
the game.
On Saturday, Fraser
Valley Cascades, a new team
playing exhibition games this
season, learned the hard way
what they would be up
against when they formally
enter the league next season.
The Blues downed the
Cascades 107-75 after having
opened the game with 26

UBC downed Cap 64-41
Saturday with Janet Smith
accounting for 15 points
before being injured, and in
a similar performance Sun­
day, the locals went down
64-42 to U.B.C.
Leah Ellis, playing with
jammed fingers, led the way
with 16 points for the Blues,
who are certainly Blue look­
ing at the injuries with a
league game coming up on
the weekend at Malaspina.
Both men and women play
Malaspina in Nanaimo on
the weekend with the men
staying over to take on Royal
Roads while the women
return to play CVI.

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