INSIDE DOUGLAS COLLEGE / JANUARY 16, 1990

 

 

 

Douglas College Royals
Women’s Basketball team attended
the S.A.LT. Invitational in Calgary
this weekend. The tournament fea-
tured three nationally ranked
women’s teams:

#4 ranked S.A.LT.

#5 ranked Red Deer

#7 ranked Royals,

as well as a senior women’s team
from Calgary comprised of ex-col-
lege and U. of Calgary varsity
players.

Royals met Grant MacEwan Col-
lege of Edmonton in the 1st round,
and defeated them 80 - 60 with Crys-
tal Caldwell scoring 21 and Lorraine
Denis 16 for Douglas.

Athletic Update

Second round matched #7
ranked Royals with #5 ranked Red
Deer. Royals led throughout the con-
test by up to 11 points, before Red
Deer stormed back to tie the game in
the final 2 minutes, 71 all. After ex-
changing hoops to tie again. at 73,
Royals went to the line to shoot the
one plus one, missed, but had Carrie
Carlsen put the rebound back for a
75 - 73 lead. Royals stole the ball
from Red Deer with 30 seconds left
and ran out the clock. Crystal
Caldwell led with 33 points and Lor-
raine Denis with 17.

The final game saw Royals meet
Calgary Molson Sr. Womens, who
had earlier defeated S.A.LT. in the

 

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semi-finals. Royals pressed hard for
most of the game, but the superior
size and experience won out, as the
Royals ran out of gas in the last 5
minutes and fell 61 - 53. Lorraine
Denis lead Royals with 14 points,
with Caldwell adding 10.

Crystal Caldwell was named to
the tournament All-Star team.

Royal Classic Men’s and
Women’s Basketball
Tournament - December
28-29-30/89

Twenty-two basketball games
were played at Douglas College
during the last weekend of Decem-
ber and although the spectator com-
ponent was low, the competition
was tremendous.

The Douglas women defeated
Spokane Falls (62-60) in their first
game and then lost the next two
games to Clackamas (99-47) and Ed-
monds (87-79) to finish fourth.

The Douglas men lost their
opener (69-63) to Mt. Royal and
went on to win the consolation side
by defeating Cariboo (95-67) and
Fraser Valley College (68-62).

Clackamas defeated North
Idaho (79-55) to win the women’s
division.

S.A.LT. romped to a 98-85 vic-
tory over Everett to win the men’s
side.

Lorraine Denis and Ted Vander-
wal from Douglas College were
named to the All-Star team with the
MVP honours going to Angela
Hewlett from Clackamas and Peter
Wright from S.A.LT.

A special thank you to the
Bookstore and the Alumni Associa-
tion for donating Player-of-the-
Game Awards. The Student Society
also donated pop for the players
and ICL donated a microwave and
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