INSIDE DOUGLAS COLLEGE / November 26, 1991

 

 

44-year-old Tomoko
Murata of Japan tangled
with opponent Debby
Weiss of the USA...

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Women demonstrate the big grapple

 

  

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

...and with the agony of
defeat during the Nov. 14
women’s wrestling meet in the
concourse. The event was the
first international women’s
wrestling meet ever held in
Canada.

 

 

Royals sweep to victories

Douglas College teams stayed in
the ‘win’ column on the volleyball
and basketball courts in recent
collegiate action.

The Royals women’s volleyball
team recorded its most decisive
victory of the BCCAA season,
defeating Columbia Bible College
3-0 (15-5, 15-5, 15-13). Charity
Crozier led the way with six kills
and one block as the Royals

improved their season record to
5-1, good for third place.

The men’s volleyball team scored
a similar 3-0 victory over the CBC
Concords (15-12, 15-6, 15-9), led by
the strong hitting of Bruce Neid and
Kal Heywood. The Royals’ record
stood at 3-2 as both men’s and
women’s teams prepared to face
rival Vancouver Community College
on Nov. 23.

In exhibition basketball action,
Vern Knopp’s basket with only two
seconds remaining lifted Douglas
College to an 82-81 win over
Everett Community College. Knopp
led all Royals scorers with 24 points
and 16 rebounds.

In women’s hoop action, Tilly
Woods collected 15 points and 16
rebounds as the Royals trimmed
Everett 58-49. m