INSIDE DOUGLAS COLLEGE / DECEMBER 11, 1990

 

 

 

Women’s Basketball

 

Douglas Women Capture Cariboo Invitational

ouglas College Royals

Women’s Basketball team at-
tended the 9th Annual Cariboo
College Invitational this weekend
winning four games in a sweep to
first place in the round robin tour-
nament.

In game one, Royals met
league rivals Capilano, and battled
them to a narrow 31-29 half lead.
Royals turned it on, and, led by
Carol Stanfords with 11 second
half points, won 77-58. Top scorer
was Lorraine Denis with 15 points,
with Carrie Carlesen and Allyson
Bower adding 12 each.

In game two, Royals blew out
Malaspina 44-19 in the first half,
and coasted to a 71-52 victory, led
by Carrie Carlsen with 15 and
Lana Evdokimenko with 14 points.

The next day Royals met
Okanagan, which is playing exhibi-
tion this year in preparation for
joining the league for 1991-92.
Douglas romped to an 85-17 win,
holding Okanagan to only three
baskets the entire 2nd half. Al-
lyson Bower led Douglas with 24
followed by Stephanie MacLellan
with 16.

Spring Break is
Fixed

pring Break, February 21 and

22, is being used to offer acces-
sible professional development ac-
tivities to faculty.

This decision was taken by the
College Wide Faculty Professional
Development Committee at its
November 26th meeting.

It is an attempt to partially ad-
dress the concern, voiced by facul-
ty, that common, untimetabled
opportunities do not exist for
professional development.

Details as to the Spring Profes-
sional Development Program will
be available shortly. @

Douglas’ toughest game of the
tournament came against host
Cariboo. The Royals faced a tena-
cious press and a physical style of
play that favoured Cariboo for the
first half, as they jumped to a 40-29
half-time lead over Douglas.
Douglas applied its own press in
the second half as they pressed
and ran the entire second half to
make up the deficit and, after
eight lead changes, pulled ahead
and buried Cariboo in the last two
minutes on a three point shot by
Erin Thomas that extended the
lead to nine for the moment, and a
final score of 81-73 for Douglas.
Lorraine Denis and Erin Thomas
were outstanding in breaking the
Cariboo press, while Carrie Car-
lesen netted 23, Carol Stanford
scored 18 and Lana Evdokimenko
had 14. Lorraine Denis and Carrie
Carlsen were named to the All-star
team. Royals are now 13-1 in the
pre-season.

In Department
Resource

ffective January 1991, all

departments will be provided
with each successive copy of the
widely acclaimed Innovation
Abstracts. In addition, departments
will receive a new arrival, entitled,
Teaching Excellence.

Contact your Department
Professional Development Chair
to access this new resource.

The Inside will continue to
print selected copies of Innovation
Abstracts. @

BCCAA MEN’S VOLLEYBALL
STANDINGS
Team Points
TWU 16
Douglas 14
BCIT 14
Malaspina 12
Cariboo 10
Selkirk 10
CNC 8
RRMC 4
CBC 2
vcc 0
BCCAA WOMEN’S
VOLLEYBALL STANDINGS
Team Points
TWU 18
Douglas 14
vcc 12
Malaspina sli
CNC 10
Cac 10
Cariboo “
BCIT 4
Selkirk 0
Capilano Om

End of Semester
Library Hours

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Dec. 22nd -Jan. 1st: . Library Closed
January 2nd-4th: ...... 8:30 - 4:30
January 5th:...... Library Closed
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