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Friday night heralded the last regular

| season games for both men’s and

| women’s volleyball as the Royals faced

| off against the Trinity Spartans.

| The women started the evening with

| what was clearly a one sided match.

| Douglas took Trinity in three straight

| games, scoring 15 to 8, 15 to 10 and 15

; to 5. Douglas’ players simply blew the

_ Spartans away with superior teamwork

"and obvious athletic talent Trinity just
couldn’t match.

_ Douglas’ coach, Susan Sharp,

' commented after the match, “It’s nice to

_ win the last match of the season three

| straight. The team played well, Trinity

| always surprises us. [Trinity] plays with

' so much heart.”

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(#10) and Sabrina Kaltenbach (#9).
Douglas’ coach was particularly pleased
with Kaltenbach’s serves, commenting,
“Sabrina saved our butts a couple
times.”

The men’s match was a little less one
sided, but Douglas pulled through in the
end three games to one. The first two
matches were very slow after excellent
initial volleys, with both games falling
decisively to Douglas, 15 to 8 and 15 to
10.

The best volleyball erupted in the
third game when Trinity suddenly came
alive. Douglas set up far more spikes
than Trinity (almost a two to one ratio),
but was frustrated by the amazing blocks
of Trinity's Jeff Warren (#5) and Joe
Becker (#3). Trinity took the game with
a final score of 15 to 6.

Douglas regrouped and came back in

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a fiercely fought fourth game, winning
15 to 10 and taking the match.

Brian Newman, Douglas’ coach, was
disappointed with his team’s perform-
ance, saying, “They were asleep the first
two games! You could hear a pin drop in
this place it was so quiet. Third and
fourth games they used their heads and
we got some good volleyball in here.”

Newman was pleased, however, with
the performance of Ken Kilpatrick (#13)
and Tom McLellen (#15) noting, “The
middles hit and blocked really well.”

Wich the regular season now over, the
next hurdle for the teams will be the
BCAA championships in two weeks time.
Both teams being rated number one, the
expectations are high. Susan Sharp stated,
“If we play the way we can, I expect to
win [the BCAA]. We've worked too hard

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