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Afler losing to a tough Quebec team,
ihe women's team battled back to a 7th
place standing. Competition is tough
when other team's players are as tall
as the men's teams. Good try Richard
Norman and team!

The Douglas College men’s basketball
team lost only two games during the
entire tournament and those were to
silver medalist, Quebec, and gold
medalist, Nova Scotia. British
Columbia came home with BRONZE
MEDALS. A big congratulations to our
team and coach Steve Beauchamp.

Douglas College was the host of the
Fraser Valley “AA” High School Boy's
Basketball Championships (February
25 - 28). | would like to thank everyone
who made this task possible with such
short notice.

 

|. The instructors who moved their
classes.

2. The teams who moved their prac-
tices.

3. Dave Dalcanale and Andrew Con-
way who took on much of the physical
labour.

4. The B.S.W.'s who, uncomplainingly,
put up with masses of people wander-
ing through the institution.

5. Security who are talented enough to
expel drunks and help fix the PA
system.

 

If | have forgotten anyone, | apologize,
but | am not accustomed to this many
people in our gym. On Saturday night,
1400 people packed the gymnasium
and watched Centennial defeat
Seaquam by ONE POINT on a free
throw in the last 28 seconds. Hopefully,
the “AA's” will come back to Douglas
College next year.

Betty Lou Hayes

DOUGLAS COLLEGE WOMEN’S BASKETBALL TEAM
B.C.’s Representative to the Canada Winter Games

 

Back Row (from left to right):

Lorraine Marken, Andrea Jackson, Brenda Cope, Linda Buchanan, Loretta Isaak, Ethel Atte.

Front Row (from left to right):

Sue Shaw (Manager), Linda Elgstron, Sharlene Jefferson, Nicole Koevets, Kim Phipps, Joanne Taylor, Richard

Norman (Coach).

 

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