Nov 1, 1999

Wolfpack and Grey Wolves are Ready for Round Two

By AJ Delisle

The Wolfpack and Grey
Wolves hockey teams
are ready for their sec-
ond contest. The UNBC
teams have only met
once in the first month
of regular season play,
with the Wolfpack pre-
vailing 6-5. It was the
closest game of the
year for either of the

teams. The second
game of the season will
take place on

Wednesday November
3rd at the Kin Center.
The game starts at 9:15
pm and there will be a
free shuttle bus to and
from the game comple-
ments of NUGSS.

The Wolfpack is dress-
ing almost an identical
lineup from last year’s

Rec C standings

Canfor
Wolfpack
Rigler

M.Grill

Grey Wolves
Bug Busters
The Knights
City Employees
E. D. I.

team. The team’s expe-
rience has _ allowed
them to challenge for
ist place in the league,
only two points back of
their rivals Canfor. Last
season was a definite
disappointment for the
team as they could’it
seem to score enough
goals and they were
eliminated from the
playoffs because of
goal differential. Led
this year by the line of
Capenter, Cox, and
Hedalin the Wolfpack is
second in league scor-
ing and goals against.
With a record of 6-1-1
they are the team to
beat this season.

The Grey Wolves on the
other hand are a team
made up of rookies. Led

GP W L
8 9 0
8 6 1
8 m4 3
7 5 3
8 4 4
7 2 5
6 2 4
7 1 6
9 1 8

by a few Veterans,
these rookies are just
now establishing them-
selves as league con-
tenders. After loosing
their first few games of
the season, the Grey

Wolves have absolutely igs

destroyed their last
three opponents, and
will in all likelihood be
putting a 4 game win-
ning streak on the line
Wednesday night. The
Grey Wolves are in fifth
place with a 4-4-0
record.

The game should be a ©

great one.
My prediction Wolfpack:
6 Grey Wolves: 4

T Pts
1 15
1 13
0 10
0 10
0 8
0 4
0 4
0 2
0 2

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Home Game a Winner for UNBC

By Darlynne Larsen

It was an exciting first
home game for UNBC
Basketball, with both
teams being winners.
There was no disap-
pointment on the fans'
behalf for two fast
paced and_ exciting
games.

It all started off Friday
night, October 15, with
the Women's team tak-
ing on Kwanitlen
College. Although there
were a few nerves dur-
ing the 1st half they
sure did show their

dominance by  out-
shooting, outrunning,
and outscoring the

opponents. At half time
they outscored

~ Kwantlen 37-14.

_and Kwantlen with only

The Women repeated
the same style of play
for the second half with
Nicole Kerr #4 showing
her offensive domi-
nance. Kerr and Karla
Stedham #6 are a great
offensive pair with Kerr
scoring 20 points for
the game and Stedham
13 points.

The Men's team then
came on to take on
Kwatlen College, and
they did not disappoint
The Men's team was a
lot bigger and stronger
then Kwantlen, but
Kwantlen had speed
and some good shoot-
ing skills.

The first half was quite
close between UNBC

five points seperating
the two teams at half
time. And that is what
made the game so
exciting.

The fans were right in
there with the team —
cheering them = on
though the whole
game, with great shots,
great plays and even a
spectacular slam dunk
near the end of the
game to keep the
excitement going.
Definately entertaining,
with a score of 68-59
for UNBC, with UNBC's
top scorer being 6"9"
player lan Hogan with
23 points.