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THE
FREE
PRESS
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Valentine's
Day,
1995
s
CNC
Sports
Kodiaks
Make
the
Playoffs!
Both
the
Men's
and
Women's
Volleyball
teams
are
going
to
Kelowna
for
the
playoffs!
The
Women's
team
has
presently
won
11
games
and
lost
7
games.
The
team
showed
their
strength
over
Feb
3rd
and
4th
against
Cariboo
College.
They
won
Friday's
game
3-2
(14-16,
15-10,
15-5,
7-15,
15-12)
and
Saturday's
results
were
again
3-2
(15-13,
18-15,
10-15,
15-8,
15-11).
The
Men's
Volleyball
Team
also
creamed
Cariboo
College
last
weekend.
They
won
both
Friday's
and
Saturday's
games
3-0.
Friday's
game
results
were
15-12,
15-13,
15-9.
Saturday's
results
were
15-6,
15-11,
15-12.
The
Men's
team
has
now
won
6
games,
and
lost
8.
Congrats
to
both
teams
for
your
position
in
the
playoffs!
Good
luck
to
you
in
Kelowna!
Both
the
Men's
and
Women's
Basketball
teams
lost
against
Camosun
College,
but
not
without
a
good
fight!
The
Men's
team
lost
77-63
on
Friday,
and
84-72
on
Saturday.
Close
games!
The
Women's
team
lost
79-38
on
Friday
and
64-44
on
Saturday.
Intramurals
Intramural
Soccer
is
doing
incredibly
well.
Six
teams
are
signed
up
to
play
every
IViesday
night
from
8:00pm
to
10:45pm.
Anyone
still
interested
in
signing
up
can
do
so
at
the
Gym
Office.
The
weather
is
gradually
getting
nicer,
so
come
out
and
partici
pate
in
the
"Let's
Walk
At
Lunch"
program.
Get
some
friends
together,
and
get
a
map
from
the
office
to
walk-at-lunch.
You'll
stay
in
shape,
and
even
meet
some
new
people!
Coming
Soon....
p
o
Thursday
night
Volleyball
9:00pm
to
10:45.
Games
will
start
Thursday,
February
23rd.
Anyone
interested
can
get
a
team
together,
and
sign
up
at
the
Gym
Office.
There
will
be
a
3-on-3
Basketball
tournament
on
Saturday,
March
4th.
It
is
open
to
CNC,
UNBC,
and
the
community,
so
come
out
and
participate!
During
the
tournament,
there
will
also
be
a
3-point-shot
competition,
open
to
all
the
members
of
the
3-on-3
tourney.
3
men
will
compete
against
3
women,
so
the
tournnament
should
be
firey!
Stay
tuned
for
more
info,
or
stop
by
the
Gym
Office!
Support
the
Kodiaks
in
Action
at
the
CNC
Gym!
There
is
no
photo
for
this
weeks
sports
profile
because
the
stupid
$A&&$
camera
under
exposed
the
$$
photo.
Hopefully
we
will
be
able
to
eliminate
the
problem
before
someone
is
murdered.
Sports
Profile:
Iain
Little
Iain
moved
to
Prince
George
from
Victoria
three
years
ago,
and
has
worked
at
the
Gym
Office
ever
since.
Iain
is
the
Recreational
Assistant
at
the
Gymnasium.
Not
only
does
he
organize
Intramural
Sports
and
other
activites,
but
he
is
the
first-aid
attendant
as
well.
In
a
nutshell,
Iain
promotes
active
living.
Iain
went
to
school
at
UVIC
where
he
got
his
Bachelor
of
Arts
in
Human
Preformance.
He
is
working
at
the
College
Gym
for
programming
experience.
Iain's
favorite
sport
is
soccer
and
his
sports
idol
is,
a
friend
from
UVIC,
Derek
Porter,
a
Rowing
Olympic
Gold
medalist.
When
asked
if
Iain
had
any
shaving
tips,
he
said,
"Always
use
a
new
razor!"
Recent
Sports
By
J.
Cole,
Editor
Spruce
Kings
dumped
Fernie
12-2
on
Thursday
night
at
the
kin
centre,
and
them
beat
Quesnel
6-4
in
a
boring
game
inQuesnel
on
Saturday
The
Cougars
played
some
games
on
the
weekend,
but
due
to
the
lateness
in
getting
this
paper
to
the
press,
I
don't
have
the
scores,
or
whether
they
won
or
lost.
I'll
let
you
make
your
own
judgement
call,
and
will
endeavor
to
have
the
scores
for
next
issue.
It's
been
exactly
one
year
since
the
Olympic
games
in
Lillehammer
Norway.
Cool.
Kurt
Browning
is
contemplating
quiting
competing
professionally
to
just
skate
professionally
in
ice
shows.
Word
has
it
that
he
made
over
3
million
dollars
in
1994...
Must
be
nice.
The
Vancouver
Canucks
finally
won
a
game,
and
it
was
about
bloody
time.
They
defeated
Winnipeg
5-1
(I
think)
but
apparently
the
game
was
really
just
one
big
fight
(and
I
missed
it,
damn!)
with
12
major
penalties
given
out!!
The
CNC
Kodiak
Volleyball
teams
both
made
the
BC
playoffs!
!
!
Go
Kodiaks!