After three straight losses to open their first ever season, the men香蕉视频直播檚 basketball squad broke through for its inaugural win on Saturday in Abbotsford.
Coming off a loss the previous night to Columbia Bible College, the Coyotes rebounded for a hard-fought 85-80 win over the Bearcats.
Curtis Wilson led the way with 30 points, Davide Ciancio hit some clutch threes and finished with 18 points, while Jeff Tubbs finished with 12 points.
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On Friday, CBC held off OC for a 92-87 win. Wilson again led the way for the Coyotes with 33 points, Tubbs had 21 and Matt Lafontaine chipped in 15.
The Coyotes men will be in Nanaimo this Saturday to play the VIU Mariners.
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Danielle Ruocco finished with 15 points and Rebekah Salway finished with 13 points while Megan Blair added eight points香蕉视频直播攊ncluding two threes香蕉视频直播攁nd 11 rebounds and Jenna Bracken had nine rebounds and three steals.
On Saturday, CBC prevailed over OC 60-47.
Ruocco finished with 13 points and seven rebounds while Blair added six points, seven rebounds and four steals. OC was missing their starting point guard Navneet Mann for the weekend. Rebekah Salway, Jenna Maclennan and Reiley Terbasket all stepped up and handled the point well, gaining valuable experience on the weekend.
This weekend, the OC women will host Capilano on Friday and Saturday at Immaculata. Tip off both nights is 6 p.m.
