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February 18, 1980

Curling

The Douglas College
mens curling team partici-
pated in the Totem Con-
ference curling champion-
ships in Nanaimo on Feb-
ruary 8th and 9th, and
finished second — thereby
winning the Silver Medal.

There were seven col-
leges competing in this
‘round robin championship
which was won by Royal
Roads Military College with
a record of 5 wins and 1
loss. The results of the
Douglas games were as
follows:

_ D.C. 9 Okanagan 3
D.C. 3. Cariboo 7
DiGs 9°-E.N.C: 2
D.C. 4. Royal Roads 6

EGA VEER T: 5
D.C. 5 Malaspina 4

The Douglas team was
comprised of the following
players:

Ray Hutchinson (skip)
Tom Armitage (third)
Stan Walker (second)
Doug McKinnely (lead)

~ Lynn Leavens (coack)

According to coach Lea-
vens the level of curling
throughout the champion-
ships was of a high calibre.

Basketball
The College mens’ bas-

a ketball team split a couple
| of games with Royal Roads
| Military College on Feb-

ruary 8th and 9th. On the
8th Douglas won a é cliff
hanger by a score of 67-66.
Top scorers for Douglas
were Paul Cuffley (24),
Brent Erickson (14), and
Lloyd Clefstad (14). On the
9th, Royal Roads jumped
into an early 10 point lead
and went on to win com-
fortably by a score of 86-71.
Top scorers for Douglas in
this game were Brent
Erickson (23), Paul Cuffley
(19) and Lloyd Clefstand

| (14).

In Kelowna, meanwhile,
on February 1st and 2nd,

mens team _ had _ilittle
trouble in dispatiching Oka-
nagan College in two
games by scores of 75-29
and 65-30.

This weekend both mens
and womens teams see ac-
tion again, their opponents
being Vancouver Com-
munity College. and B.C.
IE

Rugby

' The Douglas Rugby Club
started its spring schedule
with 2 wins anda loss
against Richmond last Sa-
turday.

The first team won a

of 15-9. The final outcome
was in doubt until the final
minutes of the game when
Russ Laurie converted a 20
yard penalty goal for Doug-

 

the Douglas College wo-°

chippy encounter by a score -

las. The first team still
leads the nine-team first
division with 8 wins and
one loss, 4 points clear of
second placed Richmond.

In the second division,
Douglas romped to an easy
42-0 win and with a record
of 8 wins and 1 loss are still
one point behind league
leaders Pocomo..

The third team lost by a
score of 7-6 and with a
record of 7 wins and one
loss still lead the third

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The Other Press

division.

York University from On-
tario will be playing against
Douglas College at Queens
Park Stadium on Tuesday,
March 12th. Kick-off time
is 7:00 p.m.

On May 17th, Douglas
will be playing against
Glenn Innes from  Aus-
tralia. The game will also
be in Queens Park Stadium
and kick-off will be at 2:30
p.m.

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