Doubles, Douglas versus Malaspina, which
they won (this year). Nice try, Sheila and
Serino!

Linda (Ladies Singles) stomped unceremon-
iously On opponents allowing nobody more
than 4 points.

Damian and Tony (Men's Doubles) beat their
closest opponents (VCC) 15-7, 11 - 15
and 15 - 9.

Patti and Min (Ladies' Doubles) defeated
VCC 15 - 3 and 15 - 4 for their best win.

Bob, Shamir and Steven (Men's Singles) split
the duties taking half their games to 8 pts
or better,

Sheila and Serino (Mixed Doubles) performed
well for Sheila's first year of competitive
badminton scoring 6 points or better in all
games but one and dropping one match
narrowly (13 - 15, 11 - 15) to VCC.

The second round of competition decided in-
dividual event champions.

RESULTS: Malaspina - Ist (9 wins)

Douglas - 2nd (8 wins)
Langara - 3rd
Okanagan - 4th

Once again Linda MacPherson showed her
supremacy and went undefeated in match play
to win the Ladies' Singles title, and earn
the right to represent B. C. at the National
Championships, March 20 - 25, 1984 in
Montreal .

Tony Kho and Damian Chang (Men's Doubles)
also found themselves with the pleasant
task of packing for the trip east.

Bob Chapman (Men's Singles) placed fourth in
a strong field, the eventual winner being
ranked nationally in junior competition.

Sheila Murphy and Serino Pereira (Mixed
Doubles) placed fourth but certainly won't
next year.

 

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Roger Doucette (Roger-of-Fiery-Smash fame)
didn't make the trip, but the team must have
travelled with some of his competitive dash |
in the backs of their minds.

Cariboo's Mixed Doubles team is headed to
Montreal and Malaspina's Men's Singles
and Ladies' Doubles along with Douglas’
Ladies' Singles and Men's Doubles. Plane
fares are federally funded.

We wish them well!