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Simon Fraser University's John Mlikotic was named the Great Northwest conference golfer of the week after a top-10 finish at the Cal State San Marcos Invitational.

Simon Fraser University's John Mlikotic was named the Great Northwest conference golfer of the week after a top-10 finish at the Cal State San Marcos Invitational.

Mlikotic carded opening rounds of 72 and 73 before finishing with a 227 total and a tie for 10th place at the invitational collegiate event.

"I think my performance in San Diego can be attributed to my tournament preparation. I had been putting in time practising before the tournament and mentally I was ready to go," said Mlikotic in a prepared release.

SFU in the pink this Saturday

The Simon Fraser University women's basketball team will be hosting its annual Pink Zone game in support of breast cancer research on Saturday. Fans are encouraged to wear pink at the conference matchup against Northwest Nazarene in the West Gym on Saturday, Feb. 18 at 7 p.m.

All proceeds from the merchandise sales at the game will be donated to the B.C. Cancer Foundation.

Manitoba freshie perfect off bench

Byrne Creek grad Stephanie Gill had a productive weekend for the University of Manitoba women's basketball team.

Gill was perfect off the bench in a 73-62 loss to Saskatchewan in a Canada West conference game on Saturday, going four-for-four from three-point land in the loss.

The Manitoba freshman also potted 10 points and had six rebounds and two assists in an earlier 76-67 loss on Friday in the first of a two-game set in Saskatoon.

Six goals in season opener

Junior attack Riley Loewen of Burnaby scored six goals to lead NCAA Division II No. 2-ranked Limestone College to a resounding 22-3 victory over Rollins in its field lacrosse season opener on Sunday.

Jackson Decker, the Burnaby Lakers' second overall draft pick in the recent Western Lacrosse Association draft, scored once and assisted on six of Limestone's 10 first-half tallies in the season opener.