Court wide passes and lost scoring
chances characterized last Friday’s
win by the nationally ranked Douglas
College Royals women’s basketball
team against Capilano College.

Douglas College became dominant
early in. the game scoring for ten
uncontested points before Capilano
countered at 3:15 into the game.

Midway through the first half,
Capilano had a breakaway chance but
Douglas College’s defense stopped
that attempt as well as the majority of
the others that period, accounting for
the 28 to 14 lead for Douglas.

Early in the second half Capilano
started to narrow the gap to within

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eight points. But as with the rest of
the game, Capilano’s chances did not
materialize—breakaways, rebounds
‘and scoring possibilities did not go in
Capilano’s favour.

The game ended with Douglas
winning 58 to 46 and slipping from
fourth nationally in standings to fifth.
Scoring leaders for Douglas were: #11
Kim Phipps, #5 Mirjana Jurcic, and
#6 Sharlene Jefferson.

Douglas College’s mens basketball
team, now second in the division to
Vancouver Community College, also
played Capilano last Friday beating
them 68 to 44.

 

MEN’S BASKETBALL STANDINGS

TEAMS GAMES WON LOST POINTS

V.C.C. 12 9 3 18
Douglas 10 8 2 16
Fraser V.C. 9 5 4 10
Capilano 10 6 4 12
Trinity W.U. 9 3 6 6
Cariboo 10 3 7 6
Malaspina 10 1 9 2

WOMEN’S: BASKETBALL STANDINGS

The Other Press

 

D:C: Knockout By Rick Jessup

Sylvain LeBlanc of Douglas College
Boxing team, in his second fight of
the year entered the B.C. Diamond
Belt held on Saturday, February 22nd
at the B.C. Training Centre in Burn-
aby. LeBlanc won the 178 pound
division with a knock-out over Rodney
Woods of Comox Valley Boxing Club,
which came just 60 seconds into the
first round.

Jim Saunders, also from Douglas
boxing team, took the novice 165
pound senior men’s division with a

unanimous decision over Roy Irwin of
North Kamloops in the preliminaries.
Saunders also stopped Doug Schorr of
Richmond Boxing Club with a T.K.O.
60 seconds into the third round of the
final match.

Douglas boxer Eddi Lee took best
bout, even though he lost a third
round decision over Jim Hunter of the
Eagles Boxing Club from Campbell
River.

Once again the Douglas Boxing
Club gave an outstanding perform-
ance at the B.C. Diamond Belt.

 

Douglas 6 6 0 12
Capilano 7 4 3 8
Fraser V.C. 6 3 3 6
Cariboo 6 3 3 6
- Trinity. W.U. Fin 0 z 0
“ CRUISE "
Friday, March 28
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Tickets: $10.00
Includes: Cruise, Dancing,
Buffet, Prizes

Advance Ticket Sales Only
(Room 2780)

Note: Proper I.D. Required
Sponsored By The D.C.S.S. _

 

 

 

* STUDENTS *

Annual General Meeting

Thursday, March 27
Room 2201 at 12 noon

AGENDA

1. Approve Agenda
2. Introductions
3. Voting Procedures

4. Approve Minutes

8. Appoint Auditors
9. Constitutional Ammendments
10. Athletic Levy

11. Canada Games Pool

5. Impeachment 12. Other a.
6. Reports b.
7. Audit 13. Closing Comments

P.S. Bring Your Lunch And We'll Provide The Coffee

 

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