Athletic Update

Men's Volleyball

This team has a perfect record of 12 wins, no
losses for the season and is presently No, 6 in
the CCAA rankings. Two players have made the
Totem Conference All-Star volleyball team,
Dave Dalcanale and Blake Bevan. Congratula-
tions to these students and good luck in the
Totem Championships on March 7 & 8 at

Trinity Western.

Boxing

Douglas boxers did very well in the Diamond
Belt Competition held at the Burnaby Training
Centre, February 22, 1986.

Terry Copeland Jr. was uncontested in the

132 Ib. B (12-13 year) division. Eddy Lee lost

to Jim Hunter in the 147 Ib. class championship
bout. This match received the Best Bout Award.
Jim Sanders won both his fights with a 5- 0

first Teun he the 165 Ib. Novice. cinae: “Sylvain
Le Blanc won bya KO in one minute for the

178 Ib. Mewice: class.

Hockey

fhe: hockey team travelled to Kamloops,
February 15th and 16th for two games with the
Cariboo College Chiefs. They returned home
late Monday night with an 8-5 loss and an 8-5
victory. THE FIRST TIME WE HAVE BEATEN
KAMLOOPS IN 3 YEARS. Snowstorms and
poor road conditions prevented the team from
returning on Sunday with Perimeter Bus Line as
originally planned so. please be aware that any
student who claims to have been snowbound in
Kamloops on February 17th is probably telling
the truth.

Basketball

Our men's team is back on top after defeating
Capilano 68-44 last Friday. Capilano then
proceeded to defeat VCC on Saturday to
further strengthen our position. The women's

will do!

team is 6-0 and does not seem to have any
problems in maintaining first place in the
Totem League.

West Coast Wrestling

Professional wrestling returns to Douglas College
March 8th at 8:00 p-m. as a fund-raiser for the
curling team who will be attending the National
Championships in Kamloops March 19-22.

"The Texas Outlaw" Bob Bass and tag team
partner E.T. Staton take on Oly Olsen and Pat
Brady in the main event. The semi-main event
has Mike "The Teaser" Dupree vs. Brett Sampson
along with a special midget match featuring
‘Coconut Willy and Little Brutus. The Karate
Kid, an extremely popular local wrestler, from
Port Coquitlam will go against Bob Wayne ina
special match which will start the evening off

in a colorful fashion.

‘Tickets are $7 ringside, $6 bleachers with a $1
discount for Douglas College students, senior
citizens and children under twelve. Advance
ticket sales will be available at:

HYACK TROPHIES
Royal Square Mall

MVP Athletic Supplies
1012 Auckland St.
New Westminster

Westminster Sports
616 - 6th St.
New Westminster

Tickets purchased from the above outlets will
cost $6 ringside, $5 bleachers with a $1 off for
Douglas students, senior citizens and children
under twelve.

Intramural

The latest non-violent game to be played on
Thursdays 1200 - 1400 hours is balloon volleyball.
Remember that the staff and faculty team still

needs more players and for this game, you don't

need to be a fitness fanatic. Shorts and runners

Betty Lou Hayes