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Men: UNBC Vs. Douglas

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fidam “Flash” Gordon

tenckeegs: The Wolves shieed aa

dominance running a trio of guards at

Tse Wk a BP” conte

It awe with a hors start for the

. It was so ads at one point, che official

scorer attempted to play video games

replaced him by a robot.
__ Attack of _ the.

Gene Wolff, #15, took it to the

“Douglas ‘guards, “forcing McDonald

and Jackson to overplay him. Rattled

Royals fed off the fans so I could add

alliteration to my writing. Taylor
Cherris-Wilding and John Orimaco

~~hit back-to-back three pointers for ~

Douglas to bring the teams even with

_ 6:35 left in the first half. Their strug-.

gles continued in the paint despite
Martin's efforts. Hogan, the tallest

“man on the court, couldnt find his ~

hands or move the thicker UNBC for-

__wards from his territory, while the

team could not bring down offensive

_ rebounds.
=~ Second half. A~ whole different

game. Douglas began with the in and

shooting long-range twos. Halftime
brought a new, livelier, more aggressive

~ Royal team to the “court led by”

Wilding, McDonald, and Martin.

___ Wolff was determined not to let

  
    
   
   
 
   
 

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Douglas undo his work...or was it #4
or #5. They all look the same. Wolff

~-proved to me he could make key plays, ~

especially when Douglas seemed to be
momentum. He made_the
, passes, steals and rebounds to

keep this game going. In the end Wolff

 

~~proved’to’ be too’ much-to -handle-and-~

Douglas’ three point shooting display
fell short. 84-69 UNBC. _

Peterson Power

This was not an ugly game by any
means. From behind the scorer’s table,
I saw a seriously competitive and fun

clones! UNBC’s __
shaved-head, headband-wearing guard

center in |

Lisa Peterson, I ne a dominating

site. Peccson put on i facelicess
face and sent courageous

~ Timberwolves packing 11 times, —

blocking all that came near her.

double, snagging rebounds and mak-

ing baskets that count.
Her iemesie Wa

Hamilton, who refused to give up.

scorers table the talk was about
“clutch.” Hamilton made some big

game came down to two shots in the

_last_ten_ seconds of the game..Both......

were three point attempts, the last
coming from Hamilton. A foul shot

final score 54-50 Sun Demons as the

_winners. All in all, it was a close game .....

but the Demons played a more
inspired game fuelled by Melissa

home early.

Cae open rs found be toc
Yu’s Blues and the Cascades, a fairy

tale

~Men’s Game: Capilano ‘Vs. OCEV

_It was a packed Douglas College gym
for the setting of our men’s semi-final.
Rough play early on drew ire from

Capilano kept pace with the higher

ranked Cascades from out of town...

Most impressive play of the tourna-
ment vote: “Alley oop” dunk by Tim

catch a pass from point guard Jordan

put on TSN’s Sports Desk). A
Capilano-infused crowd roared.

Quietly, this. girl racked up—a_triple-_.

‘Christine ©

This. player has some..moxy.At..the..

hoops even in the face of Peterson. The

put the game out of reach making the ~

~“Mearon, #3, determined not to go ~

‘Capilano’s “coach. Basket” for basket; ~

-Pershick; who~soared way up highto~ iii teil hairs

Yu (If we only had a highlight reel to |

more, gimme some Miltimore!

things on a more even keel. Bringing
the play back inside to big man Shane
Heuring, also worked to put UCFV
back on top 26-24. Last second hero-

peanut gallery, the feeling that the

game could go either way.

same intensity it finished with. Turner

_stepped.in. to..continue- his-long-dis-—-

tance show. Capilano showed the full
court press most of the game. Heuring
‘was the first to reach foul trouble for —
UCFYV. Yu still had it going scoring a

Chris Porteous’ long-range bomb.
Everything seemed to work against

“UCEY, Capilano handled the pressure ~

with tireless aggression then Peter
‘Wauthy..happened.scoring_his..14th,.
15th and 16th points of the game ona
drive and a foul. Tension became an

basket by Thiessen with an untimely

the Cascades four consecutive foul
calls. Undaunted, Thiessen showed
‘inspired play hitting a basket and the
ensuing free throw. Wauthy (20 pts.)

__finished.. the. game. early.. after... two...

clutch hoops and his fifth personal
foul. Both tears in bonus with three

Turner filled in for Wauthy with five

__three pointers for the game. Porteous _

(17 pts.) and Yu (16 pts.) finished off
the Cascades with foul shots and the

point attempts from a desperate

Cascade team..The Blues. go. tothe

championships with a 75-67 win over
UCFV.

Gimme some more, gimme some

Women:Capilano Vs. OUC

~Jordan- Yu's~ speed was -difficult~for~~Capilano showed up ready to go an”

Brent Sedo to keep up with as he fed
Scott Lawson #9 transition points.
Back-to-back baskets from #21 Matt
Thiessen and #20 Dan Turner put

hour before game time to shake out
the tournament jitters. One or two of
the girls seemed so hyper I assumed
they had sniffed goofballs on the drive

~The second half began with the —

_three..pointer..and..then.. assisting .on..

gled.with..anger..management; Ha:

issue and Morton followed up a big

technical foul,. part of.a run. that.cost...

-during the. break..becausepasses..-wen:

since ete acre Sat Canina

Blues survived four consecutive three around player on the court from wher

‘outside “(for the most part Miltimor

__Capilano reasserted itself as the bette

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over. Whatever the girls were on, th
coach must have partaken in it to
“because he lined up a 5’ 5” inch
Gillian Brooke to take the jum
gainst---6°2-~-Lisa-~--Peterson:-~Fh:
Demons’ Peterson and Hassel have t
be the quietest shot-blocking duo o
the tournament (meow, meow, meo
meow). In contrast ,Michelle Stiphou
at -6°3”, is the only: girl-here-taller-th
Peterson, showed a more aggressiv
side on the court that worked fe
‘team offensively. But after she car
the bench, she took two quick fouls i
the span.of .a-minute.-The-Demon
played helter-skelter not using thei
height advantage in Peterson an
Hassel, with Stiphout off the floor. —
Randy DeGagne #12 for UCC strug

was required to pick up the slack wi
her librarian demeanor. Defensiv:

~ boards helped UCC keep it close.

Peterson must have become invisibl

everywhere but to her. They were wa
over and far away from her. Meliss
Bryant picked up fouls holding Lis:
Peterson away from the basket, only t
have Hassel and Mearon bring-the Su
Demons within striking distance o
the Blues’ lead. The Sun Demons ha
to move the ball to get scoring oppor
tunities, but the disorganized offensiv
moyement..worked.against.them../
the game progressed, that goo
Miltimore showed she was the best all

I sat with 21 points in the gam
Miltimore. plays with the confidence.o
a girl hopped up on goofballs. Bryan
Brooke, and Nagra all lit up from th

did not). Even after a spurt of offens

team...and they didn’t even have t
use their secret weapon, Lisa’ Alla
“Cap wins 59-42~~ 7 :

Kelly Watson gets “Move of th
Game” for a fancy fast-break spi
around the towering Stiphout.

 

Men

* Skye Buck-UCC

Alex Nadarszky-UNBC

Tim Perschick—Capilano
Chris Porteous—Capilano

 

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CF Tournament All-Star Teams:

Women

Cassie Born—UCFV

Jamie Born—UCFV

Lisa Peterson—UCC

Alissa Flynn—Langara
Jordana Militmore—Capilano

Gene Wolff UNBC
Tournament MVPs:

Men: Jordan Yu—Capilano
Women: Lauren Alonzo—UCFV

BCCAA Player of the Year:

Women: Lauren Alonzo—UCFV

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Men: Peter Wauthy-UCFV

BCCAA All-Star Teams:

Women:

First Team

Lauren Alonzo—UFCV
Lindsey Anderson—UNBC
Cassie Born—UCFV

Jamie Born—UCFV
Kristine Kirk—Langara

Second Team

Jordana Miltimore—Capilano
Gillian Brooke—Capilano
Christine Neufeld-UNBC
Lisa Peterson—UCC

Kristine Hamilton—UNBC

Men:

First Team

Peter Wauthy-UCFV
Taylor Cherris-Wilding—DC
Chris Porteous—Capilano
Zach Russell—Kwantlen
Gene Wolff-UNBC

Second Team

Andrew Sexton—UCC
Skye Buck-UCC

Rick Pridmore—Kwantlen
Vahid Shababi—Langara
Joey Farebrother-UCC