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respet:tablc wins, the women by 4, with a score of 63-59, and the men 93- 74. Jamie Born and Lindsay Strickland were once ag,1i11standouts in points, with 11 each, followed by Erin Lee with I 0. Born and Lee had 5 rebounds each. In what proved to be a high-energy game, the men walked over the Blues in a high intensity, high fouling game. Logan Kiueringham led the scoring with 20 points and 11 rebounds, followed by Dnn turner with 19 points. In an interesting wrn of events. re<l-shirt Mike Lee. who is silting the first half of the seasondue to grades. pit:ked up a technical foul for his cornmcnts to a referee in regards 10 a call made against the ascndes.

check on line at www.ucf.bc.ca/athletics lead chnnged hands numerous times, the women won the first league with u srnre of 55-43. Rookie Jamie Born led the scoring with 13 points, followed by Lindsay Strickland with 12. Er111 Lee led in rebounds with 5.

Come support your cascades!!! November 23 at Robert Bateman Secondary School starting at 6: 15. November 24 at St. John Brebeuf starting al 6:00.

The Ca. cades host the President's Cup vs. Trinity Western University on the 29th of November. Come out, cheer the Cascades on to Yit:tory, and bring the Cup home.

The men fared no belier in terms of domination of the ganie. After tuking a ~uick lend, the men struggled a11d foll into a defii.:it. which the monaged to convert into a t:onvineing 77 69 win. The statistics fo1· this game were unavailable Lodue tn technical difticultics.

Week two had UCFV al home hosting the Capilano Blues. Both teams came up with