INSIDE DOUGLAS COLLEGE / MARCH 20, 1990

 

 

 

 

Athletic Update

 

 

 

 

 

 

Wrestling Men’s Volleyball
McLean and Kwok Men win bronze
place Ist After a "pleasurable" flight to
; : Penticton (the flight should have
At the Canadian Champion- gone to Castlegar), arriving without

ships Espoir, held in Montreal
March 8-10, Douglas College placed
Sth out of 26 clubs. Burnaby Moun-
tain, B.C. was first with 57 points,
Hamilton, Ont. 37 points, London,
Ont. 25 points, Calgary, Alberta 23

lunch 1/2 hour before the game, the
men lost to VCC 15-7, 15-11, 15-8.
The games were much closer than
the score indicated, but coach New-
man felt that the difference was the
provincial team experience on the

points, and Douglas College 17 VCC team.

points. Tony Sadaro and Joe Henry
Walter McLean won all eight came off the bench to help the team

matches to place 1st in the Espoir 57 get back on track.

kg. Cory Kwak also won his eight
matches to place 1st in the Espoir 68
kg.

Both wrestlers will compete on
the Canadian team at the World
Championships in Saskatchewan,
May 11-13.

Congratulations to these very
successful wrestlers and also to
coach Czslaw Pieszkor.

"After a good meal,” says New-
man, "the team played Trinity for
the bronze medal, winning a close,
hard-fought match 15-13, 7-15, 6-15,
15-1, 15-12. Brian Konerchuk played
great volleyball all weekend and
finished the year with a tournament
All-Star.

 

 

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Enter,

Enterprise Centre hosts eer

A.M. breakfast meeting

 

 

 

The Douglas Centre for Enterprise ra is pleased to announce
it will be hosting the upcoming New Westminster A.M. Breakfast Club Meet-
ing on March 23 at 7:30 a.m. in the Douglas Room.

The A.M. New Westminster Breakfast Club meets on alternate Friday
mornings in various locations throughout the community and always has a
guest speaker of interest to those people belonging to this community. Mr.
Paul Gleeson, Director of Development for Cambridge Shopping Centres,
will be guest speaking at the March 23rd meeting and the Enterprise Centre
would welcome those of you interested to please attend the meeting.

After the meeting, the Enterprise Centre will be doing a presentation on
the services, programs, and resources currently available through the Centre.
You are encouraged to attend this informative presentation if you haven’t al-
ready had the opportunity to do so.

Please R.S.V.P. to Eugene at 526-4808 or local 5496 before March 22nd for
the Centre Presentation and/or the Breakfast Club Meeting. @

Women’s Volleyball

Another bronze for

women

The 1989/90 volleyball season
came to a close this weekend for the
Douglas College Women’s team
when they were defeated by Trinity
Western University in the semi-
finals of the B.C. Championships.
The team captured the Bronze
Medal by easily defeating Capilano
College in three straight games.

The team enjoyed a successful
year with a 9-3 record and will be
back next year with an even
stronger commitment to excellence.

Leading the team with their
strong play, not only this weekend,
but all year, were veteran middle
blocker Sue Sharp and first-year
power hitter Tanya Hall. @

 

briefs

Bookstore Closure

Please be advised that the
bookstore will be closed for inven-
tory on March 29 and 30.