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WOMENS VOLLEYBALL
TEAM FINISHES SECOND
IN WESTERN CANADIAN
FINALS

The Douglas College womens Volley-
ball Team, representing British Columbia
Community Colleges, finished second be-
hind Alberta at the 4-West Championships
held in Edmonton last Friday and Saturday.

On Friday the Douglas girls breezed
by the Saskatchewan and Manitoba contin-
gents without dropping a game, but in the
final game of the day were beaten 15-8,
15-13 by Alberta.

again handled the Saskatchewan and Mani-

On Saturday, Douglas

toba teams with ease and had to defeat
hitherto unbeaten Alberta to force an
As it

was, Alberta maintained their poise and

extra final game against them.

withstood the determined efforts of Douglas
to win 15-10, 15-11 and, thereby, clinch
the championship.

The Douglas girls and coach Harish
Dalpatram are to be commended for their
fine performance in Edmonton and through-
out the season. It was an honour re-
presenting B.C. and their second place
finish in Western Canada is a credit to
Douglas College and the Totem Conference.
Team members were:
KAREN MORELY
JACKIE PARNELL
CHERYL MOFFET
SHERRY FLETCHER
JOAN DEREGT
BEV AMUNDSEN

DONNA HEMPHILL
MARILYN. PRINGLE
GAIL CLEVERLEY
VICKY BRKICH
TERRI BROWN
MARIA PICKECHERO

RUGBY TEAM CHALKS UP

BO. 17

The Douglas College Rugby Team
breezed through a 28-7 vicotry over
B.C.1I.T. on Sunday and by so doing have
now gone undefeated in their last Le?
outings this year.

In general play was scrappy as the
Douglas players sensed an easy victory
and relaxed after leading 8-0. Big
John Zurecki (the Stump) was outstanding
for Douglas scoring two touchdowns. Other
scorers for Douglas were Mark Andrews,
Joel Schmidt, Bruce Alway and Phil Sharpe
with touchdowns and Dave Jagger with 2
conversions. Next Sunday, Douglas puts
their unblemished record on the line against
the Scribes Rugby Club. This could prove
to be a toughie.

GERT VAN NIEKERK.