INSIDE DOUGLAS COLLEGE / FEBRUARY 14, 1989

 

Athletic Update

 

HOCKEY:

The Royals were blown away
Sunday morning (15-3) bya
determined BCIT squad who
jumped ahead in the standings
to second place. Cariboo Col-
lege holds down first place and
Douglas now sits in third.
Goals were from Frank Pakoz-
dy, Marc Thiffault, and Pat
Mangold.

MEN’S BASKETBALL:
The men’s basketball team is
finally putting it all together and
are on an 8-game winning
streak. They defeated a weak
CBC team Friday night (127-
41), and although starters Glen
Cote and Phil Tapley did not
dress, Tracey Holloman con-
tributed 24 points to the
drubbing and Matt Wubs had
19.

On Saturday night, the Royals
defeated Trinity Western (74-
65) before a packed house of
over 300 fans. Trinity holds the
number one spot in the Con-
ference, so this was an
important win.

The CCAA Rankings has the
Douglas Men’s Basketball Team
ranked 8th in Canada.

WOMEN’S BASKETBALL:
The Douglas women defeated
Trinity Western (89-70) after
leading only 38-34 at the half.
The score was tied 54-54 before
Andrea Jackson and Ethel Atte
combined to take the game out

 

of reach. Both scored 20 points
a piece.

BCCAA has released its
standings for February 6th, and
in women’s basketball, Douglas
College was number one, with
a record of five wins and one
loss.

Douglas College Women’s
Basketball team has also ap-
peared in the national (CCAA)
rankings for the past three
weeks as the number six ranked
team among Canadian colleges.

Team leaders are third-year
players Ethel Atte and Andrea
Jackson, and second-year player
Claudia Zamprogno.

 

INTRAMURALS:

Floor hockey action takes place
every Thursday from 12:00 to
2:00 pm. in the gym, and you
are invited to watch from the
upstairs balcony. The games are
shorter this semester (20
minutes), in order to accom-
modate 20 of the 23 teams who
wanted to play. Stop by and see
the action!!

Volleyball and badminton
nets are set up Tuesdays from
12:00 to 2:00 pm. for drop-in ac-
tivity. See Dave in Room 1317
for equipment, towels, soap, etc.

PNT STN Me lear

“ESCAPE TO SKI"

Coming to the Douglas College Theatre
Saturday, February 18 - 6:00 and 8:00 pm.

Tickets: $5.00 per person, avallable from Dave In
Room 1317, or the Athletic Teams

 

This year, Warren Miller’s movie will start with a camel ride to ski
in the Atlas Mountains of Morocco, cruise through miles of waist-
deep powder in the Kootenays, and will try to keep up with Diana
Golden, a world champion lady skier who wins on one leg.

Miller’s cinematic style enables you to share moments of ecstacy --
and agony -- with skiers of all ability levels, from first-day beginners
on a rope tow to the best women ski racers in the world competing in
the Audi Pro Women’s Dual Slalom World Championships.

“Escape to Ski" also explores the thrill of piloting a high-perfor-
mance jet ski in the waves at Malibu and board-sailing in the huge
surf off Hookipa, on the Hawaiian island of Maui. Skiers and water
sports enthusiasts share the same excitement and the new film cap-

tures it all!

ALL PROCEEDS GO TO DOUGLAS COLLEGE ATHLETICS!!