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Heather Hausot breaks out after a turnover. The Timberwolves crushed Aleza by 33 points in a

lopsided victory. Photo by Jeremy Fung

Timberwolves Destroy Aleza

by Jeremy Fung

After losing their first game to Canicord the UNBC women’s _ basketball bounced back with a victory in their second game. Thursday night they took on Aleza at O’Grady High School. Half the team arrived early to watch Canicord move into the final undefeated, as Canicord came back from a half time deficit to defeat A&E. Whether this, or the fact that they were playing their coaches team, is a matter of opinion. It is clear that the Timberwolves were going to win the game from the start.

Shannon Blank dominated in the first quarter, she hit two three pointers and a pair of field goals. But the game was not a solo effort by any stretch of the imagination. Nicole Kerr and Helen Liu,

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the guards, played with incredible energy. They creat- ed numerous turnovers, they ran their opponents dry, and together they scored nearly 30 points in the 82-49 victory.

win for sure.” She had an excellent game, despite hav- ing her coach throw the ball off her face. :

It was obvious the players respected their coach, as

At half - t he y time UNBC checked her lead 46-16. closely and Aleza did “We played with allowed her the second great intensity and if oo. n ad half, sink- we keep it up we will Shen ia ing numer- c a agains aa three WIN for sure. Ss Es eone pointers, who knows but —_the Cherie Alexander @!! our plays solid team ' made us work of the Timberwolf forward think about wolves what we kept them were doing.”

far from victory.

Cherie Alexander said “We played with great intensity and if we keep it up we will

Cherie continued. Loralyn Murdoch, the teams coach, and the intramural

‘coordinator here at UNBC

agreed that if the team con- tinues to play with this inten- sity they can claim the tour- nament. ~

There were less then ten other UNBC students out at the game, but that didn’t seem to discourage the team. It was refreshing to watch how well they got along, as they left the building they joked and ended up in a team water fight.

The next game is 8:30 Tuesday March 10, if they win that they play Wednesday at 7:00, and if they win again the champi- onship game is Thursday March 12 at 7:00. All the games are at O’Grady High. It would be great to see some fans.