Jason Price, known as Coach JP or simply JP by his players, brings years of experience, a deep love for coaching and a commitment to both athletic and academic excellence to his position as head coach of the Capilano University Blues men’s basketball team.
As the season winds down, Capilano University’s basketball, soccer and volleyball teams have netted their fair share of peaks and valleys. Some teams rallied confidently, while others fought tooth and nail against imposing competition. Here’s how the Blues have fared since the last roundup.
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