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ATHLETICS AND
INTRAMURALS

WRESTLING

T= Douglas College Wrestling
Team has once again begun
their training in preparation for
their tough 1987-88 season. The
team is coached this year by two
Simon Fraser University
graduates, Bill McRae and Rick
Dove, who are also former
Canadian champions and have
represented Canada at the World
Championships.

 

Recruiting has gone exceptional-
ly well over the summer as
several wrestlers who repre-
sented Canada at this years
Junior Elite World Champion-
ships held at BCIT this past
summer, are now attending and
wrestling for Douglas College.
Port Alberni’s Todd Ketterin-
gham, Abbotsford’s Rob Elliot
and recent SFU transfer Guy
Fraser will all use their interna-
tional experience as well as
former B.C. and Canadian Cham-
pionships Dean Musco, Kashimir
Aujula, Graham Tuck, Tom
Petrysham, and World School
Boy place finisher Frank Broz.
The team is now looking for some
good local talent so anyone with
wrestling experience or with
aspirations of being a future
champion in man’s oldest and
greatest sport can work out with
the team Tuesdays and
Thursdays at 4:00 p.m. in the D.C.
combatives room. The first meet
is on November 14th hosted by
the Douglas College team in the
main gymnasium. Action gets un-
derway at 10:00 a.m. and
spectators are very welcome. For
more information regarding the
Douglas College wrestling team
please contact Head Coach Bill
McCrae, c/o Douglas College
Athletics.

 

 

 

HOCKEY

TT Douglas College Royals
hockey team played two
games on the week-end winning
the first against CBC 12-3 and nar-
rowly losing the second against
BCIT 8-7.

The Royals are now 2-7-0 in
league and exhibition play.
Coach Terry Kirstein is looking
forward to having two more
defensemen after Christmas
when players become eligible
after passing this term.

The Royals next game is Satur-
day, November 14th at UBC, 2:00
p.m. and against Cariboo College,
November 21st, 8:00 p.m. and
November 22nd, 10:30 a.m. at
Port Moody arena.

BASKETBALL

Ee Douglas College based
men’s basketball club team
travelled to Calgary, Alberta for
the Mt. Royal Tournament last
week-end (November 6-7-8).
Results are as follows:

Friday, November 6, 1987

Game 1 - Olds vs Mount Royal
College (MRC)

36 vs 119 (won)

Game 2 - Lethbridge vs Outlaws

76 vs 82 (won) Game star - Phil
Tapley

Game 3 - SAIT vs NAIT

95 vs 99 (won)

Saturday, November 7, 1987

Consolation Pool Team #1 vs #3

OLDS - 56 vs SAIT - 82 (won)

Champ Pool Team #1 vs #3

MRC - 82 vs NAIT - 84 (won)

 

 

Consolation Pool Team #1 vs #2
OLDS - 33 vs LCC - 114 (won)
Champ Pool Team #1 vs #2

MRC - 67 vs OUTLAWS - 63
Game star - Rick Messiah fro
Outlaws

Sunday, November 8, 1987
Consolation Pool Team #2 vs #3
LCC - 83 vs SAIT - 102 (won)
Champ Pool Team #2 vs #3
Outlaws - 85 vs NAIT 76

Game star from Outlaws - Glen
Cote

Men’s Consolation Finals
SAIT vs LCC - SAIT won
Men’s Champ Finals
Outlaws - 71 vs MRC 72

Game star from Outlaws Phil
Tapley

Winner of Tournament - Mount
Royal College

All stars SAIT - Lyle Bruno

LCC - Jason Valgardson, OUT-
LAWS - Rick Messiah and Glen
Cote, MRC - Rod Charlton, MVP
from MRC - Steve Raben.

 

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