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Sport Shorts

Coming Up

 

Basketball

The women’s team travelled to Malaspina last weekend for the provincial
championships, ranked #2 in the province and looking to make the nationals.
Because of their high ranking, the Royals got a bye into the semi-finals Friday,
against the winner of the UCFV-UCC game on Thursday night. Friday, February
27 brought the UCFV Cascades to the Royals, who couldn't seem to get going as
they fell 77-62, putting them in the bronze medal game. Carry Rogers scored 20
points and grabbed 4 rebounds and Darcy Savage had 13 points and 4 rebounds
to lead the Royals. On Saturday, February 28, the Royals faced-off against the
OUC Lakers in the bronze medal game. The Royals took the bronze in fine form,
beating the Lakers 68-60. Stacey Reykdal had 26 points and 2 rebounds and
Carrie Rogers dropped 25 points’and 14 rebounds for the Royals. For averaging
22.5 points and 9.0 rebounds in her two games, Carrie Rogers was named to the
tournament all-star team. e

Congratulations to Stacey Reykdal for being named first team BCCAA all-star
and all-Canadian and to Carrie Rogers, who was named to the second BCCAA
all-star team. ;

Volleyball
Thursday, February 26, was the start of the BCCAA volleyball provincials with
the women’s team taking on the Capilano Blues. Douglas rolled over Capilano
like they weren't even there, winning in straight sets, 15-6, 15-11 and 15-9.
Also on Thursday the Royals suffered a tough five game loss to the host OUC
Lakers. This loss meant that the Royals had to play a quarterfinal game on
Friday against the CNC Kodiaks. The Kodiaks put up as much resistance as a
group of teddy bears as Douglas crushed CNC 15-9, 15-2, 15-12 putting
them in a semi-final match against hated rivals Malaspina. Douglas, riding the
emotion of an early semester loss to Malaspina, stormed to an impressive 15—
11, 7-15, 15-12, 11-15, 15—9 three games to two victory. Saturday, February
28, Douglas met the OUC Lakers in the gold medal match. Douglas was
almost routed in this match but managed to pull out a 15-3 win in the third
game to avoid a straight sets defeat. Christine Bonish and Becki Kosinski were
named to the all-tournament team.

The men’s team opened the provincials on Thursday, February 26, rolling
over BCIT 15-7, 15-4, 15-0 and squeaking past UCC 16-14, 6-15, 15-9,

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After slipping into the playoffs as the last seed, the men’s team had to play a
quarter final match against the UCC Sun Demons if they wanted to move on.

Unfortunately, Lady Luck wasn't with the Royals on this night, as they suffered a

heart-breaking 85-82 loss to UCC. Jon Fast scored 19 points and grabbed 3
boards and Kevin Kundarewich dropped 15 points and 2 rebounds on the Sun

15-8, 15-5 to get into the gold medal match. The gold medal match was less

14-16, 21-19. The Royals continued their blitzkrieg of their BCCAA
opponents on Friday, February 27, beating Camosun College 15-13, 13-15,

than a walk for the Royals as they faced off against the UCC Sun Demons. The
Royals took the Sun Demons, 12-15, 15-9, 15-12, 7-15 and 26-24 to

Demons.

team BCCAA all-star team.

 

Congratulations to Jon Fast and Mark Craven who were named to the second

capture the gold medal and a place in the national championships. Tom
McLellen and Ken Kilpatrick were named to the tournament all-star team and
Ken Kleindienst was named the tournament MVP.

 

 

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SERVICES

 

Shared accommodation—female
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with access to phone or fax
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Roommate Wanted: to
share a bright, spacious, two-
bedroom apartment. Located in New
Westminster, near 4th St and Agnes
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Columbia SkyTrain and buses. Very
close to Douglas College (2 min.
walk). Laundry, furnished or
unfurnished. Share the rest of the
apartment with me: mature, female
student (SFU), employed full-time. A
gay/lesbian positive household. A
considerate, nonsmoking female
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Looking for cleaning work.
Experienced cleaning lady, $10/
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Call Psycom at 951-3008.

Teaching piano history, theory.
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Two bikes $50 each, not
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Electronic Typewriter with
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Colour monitor, keyboard,
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Looking for an excellent
source of reliable transportation?
Look no further...1980 Citation, looks
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$500 firm. Call 443-9238 anytime.

Douglas College psychiatric
nursing grad 1999 committee is
raising funds by selling
entertainment books. Contains
hundreds of 2 for 1 discounts on
dining, shopping, movies, sports and
more. $46.00 each, to order contact
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’87 Chevette, good body in
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Group Lessons: 1-4 students; 2-3
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Patient Mandarin tutor
available. Able to communicate in
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Johnson Tai at OP (room 1020) 525-
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Parking. Two blocks from
college. Gated underground parking
available days/evenings. Jan after 6
pm 524-5933.

Are you stuck between a
rock and a hard place? Got a tough

call to make? Douglas College
Campus Crusade for Christ
sponsors a prayer ministry! Give us
a call! Pager 978-9773.

Protect yourself against
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package call Allan or Amy at 527—
4035.

Research and thesis briefs
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Group. Cut your study time in half.
For more information call 583-0558.

Infant care by ECE mom ft/pt
days/evenings. Near Douglas
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Resumes professionally
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Want to sing? An
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Reverend Tom wants you to
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nasty). The Reverend is available for
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inquiries off at room 1020 or email
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Career Assessments phone
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Relax with Reiki by Stirling!
Free Reiki sessions at Douglas
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on Monday afternoon, to book
appointments please call Dorothy
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

 

It is time once again to be thinking
about the DCSS student handbook.
Anyone interested in participating in
this project please call Darryl Flasch
at 527-5109. | would like to get full
representation from all student
society members in the 98/99
calendar! All talent is appreciated!

The Douglas College
Student Society is a great hang out
for students but it needs input from
its membership. | am looking for
interested parties to help spruce up
the Student Building. If you can paint
murals or know of a keen way to
make the DCSS more fun and
inviting, please call Darryl Flasch at
527-5109.

 

Burnaby Volunteer Centre has
volunteer opportunities in many
areas. Contact the Burnaby
Volunteer Centre at 294-5533.

 

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their children. Training sessions
Tuesday evenings. Call 872-8212.

Vancouver Crisis Centre
urgently needs volunteers to work
on 24 hour distress lines. Those
interested call 872-1811.

Would you like to meet
someone from around the world
right here in Surrey or Delta? Join
the Host Program! No cost
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6 March 4, 1998 The Other Press