RICHMOND INTRAMURAL FLOOR HOCKEY
TOURNAMENT REAL CRUNCHING SUCCESS

RICHMOND CAMPUS EXTENDS CHALLENGE
TO OTHERS TO MEET AT FLOOR HOCKEY

 

At Sea Island Forum, Richmond,
Friday, Feb 21, a Douglas College
intramural Floor Hockey tournament
was held. In excess of 70 players
and spectators were on hand for
the action as four Richmond teams
represented in the double knock-
out tournament, won by the Rich-
mond Blues. The Blues won the
Final, 4-1, stomping on the Gold
who finished second, with Reds |
and Whites coming in third and
fourth respectively.
For winning, the Blues were
awarded the trophy, and each play-
er received a Douglas College
Warehouse T-shirt and a bottle of
wine, both donated by Richmond
Campus Student Council.
The Blues recorded scores of 5-0
against Whites and two 4-1 wins
over Gold.
In individual performances, Brad
Berrow recorded the only Shut Out
of the Tournament, playing for the
Blues against Whites. In games
Two and Three Brad played stand~
out defence. Norm Kling played
Goal, Games Two and Three for
Blues, and made many tough saves.
Norm recorded a 1.00 Goals-Agin'
average for the night. Those who
really helped him achieve this
average were Paul MacDonald, Paul
Cox, and Brian Emery, who were
steady, tough, hard-hitting de-
fencemen. Brian Emery was also
very effective in rushing the puck
and setting up many scoring oppor-
tunities.
The Blue offence was a mixture of
muscle, provided by Ken Nason, Rod
Miller and Al Huff, and speed,
turned on by Brian Klassen, Mark
Nomura, Pete Thornly and Dan Scho-
Field.

The scoring punch was a 4-goal per-
formance by Pete Thornly, and 2-goal
evenings by Mark Nomura, Dan Scho- =
field, Ken Nason and Al Huff.

The night wasn't without its violence,
fun and mishaps. Several fights broke
out due to the pressures of the game.
Brad Berrow's nose was broken in a
goal-front mishap, and Pete Thornly,
while on a breakaway was knocked from
behind and sailed up and over the
goal, taking the whole thing with him.
Surprisingly, he wasn't injured.

It was a very successful evening, with
plenty of supporters providing encour-
agement. Richmond Campus, however,
would like to extend an invitation to
the Surrey and New West Campuses to
form teams and challenge us, so that
we, Richmond Campus, may prove once
again that we are the SUPERIOR campus,
as we did last year by winning the
Basketball tournament!

(Submitted by D.S. and R.R.)