INSIDE DOUGLAS COLLEGE / OCTOBER 24, 1989

 

Book Launch
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who put so much effort into the
book are being recognized by the
College community.”

Only 2,000 copies of 20 Years of
Making a Difference were printed
and half are being given away to
friends of the College and
employees.

“We're giving copies to all Col-
lege employees recognizing that
the people who work at the New
Westminster and Maple Ridge cam-
puses are the ones who really have
made a difference over the last 20
years,” says Bell.

In coming wecks, the Public In-
formation Office will be distribut-
ing the book and other items to
staff, faculty and administrators
who were unable to attend the
wine and cheese party. ™

 

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Athletic Update

 

2nd Annual Women’s
Volleyball Tournament
at Douglas College
October 13-14

On October 13 & 14 the
Douglas College Women’s Vol-
leyball team began the season by
hosting the 2nd Annual Royal In-
vitational.

After round robin play VCC
was firmly situated in first place,
with a 4-0 record, while there was a
three way tic for 2nd place with
Douglas, Trinity Western, and
Grande Prairie, all with records of 2
& 2. Selkirk College rounded out
the pool with an 0 & 4 record. Due
to the tie breaking format used,
Trinity Western came 2nd followed
by Grande Prairie and Douglas Col-
lege.

In the semi-finals, Douglas met
arch rival VCC with VCC prevail-
ing 3-0 (15-10, 15-10, 15-12) while
T.W.U. defeated Grande Prairie 3-1
(17-15, 11-15, 15-11, 15-5). Ina
rematch of last year’s tournament
and conference final, VCC once
again prevailed by a score of 3-0
(15-13, 15-9, 15-5).

Tournament all-stars team
consisted of:

Jennifer Henrickson, Grande Prairie
Carol Dolan, T.W.U.

Erin Duon, VCC

Karen Vekic, VCC

Tanya Hall, Douglas

Tournament M.V.P. for the second
year running was Tammie Jay, VCC.

 

Golf Tournament #3
at Fraser Valley College
October 14-15

Parry Falters at Ledgeview

The fifth and sixth rounds of
the BCCAA golf championships
were played over the beautiful
Ledgeview Golf Course in Ab-
botsford on October 14th and 15th.
Fourth round leader Bryn Parry of
Douglas College had a tough two
days scoring rounds of 81 and 82.
Meanwhile, Kevin Greenard of
Malaspina College put on a charge
with rounds of 78 and 72 to take
over the individual aggregate lead
with a total of 466. He is followed
by Paul Whittingham at 467 with
Parry in third spot at 470.

The final rounds will be played
at Seymour Golf and Country Club
next weekend, and Parry feels con-
fident he can overtake Greenard
and Whittingham.

Team standings after four
rounds are:

1. Malaspina 1428
2. Douglas 1478
3. Cariboo 1501
4. Fraser Valley 1565
5. Royal Roads 1608

 

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