page 18 November 22, 1985

 
    

Last Friday was one of the worst days
ever for the D.C. Royals women’s
basketball team, with the team losing

by Cynthia Kilt

by almost 30 points, against Sr. A. at
Douglas.

The loss for the women did not deter
the men’s team from once again being
victorious. This time, the Royals
played the Vancouver Meralomas.
With a close first half, the score was
44-40 for the Royals at half-time.

In the second half, the Royals scored
60 points to Meraloma’s 53, giving
the Royals a 104-93 win.

Leading scorers for the Royals were:
Brian Brown (14) and Rich Mesich
(22), both with 18 points in the game.

Ups and Downs

 

The Other Press

It’s been a slow start for the D.C.
Royals Women’s Volleyball team, last
weekend they played in a tournament
at Langley’s Trinity Western College.

Hopes rose when the Royals beat
the Royal, two games to one. Winning
the first match 15 - 8, then losing the
second 5 - 15, and defeating the Royal
Roads, to win their first game of the
tournament.

But the Royals lost their two other
games against Trinity Western and
the Six-Packers, placing 3rd in their

pool.

With the return of two more
players, the Royals are expected to
improve their current totem league
standings of no wins and four losses.

Royals overC.B.I.

November 16 was the day that the
Douglas College Royals men’s hockey
team couldn’t be defeated. Scoring 13
goals, to win 13 - 2 over Clearbrook’s
Columbia Bible Institute (C.B.1.) at
the Port Moody Sports Arena.

Eight minutes and thirteen seconds
into the first period, Don Woodley
(12) scored off a Lawrence Carlson
(20) assist, to give the Royals a 1 - 0
edge. The Royals added two un-
answered goals by Harold Mainman
(9) and Paul Spitz (21). The period

ended with the Royals winning 4 - 2.

The Royals doubled their goal
margin for the second period, ending
the period with a 8 - 2 margin. Five
goals were scored in the third period,
to give the Royals a 13 - 2 win.

Leading scorers for the Royals
were: Harold Mainman (9) and Don
Woodley (12), both with 4 goals.

The Douglas College Royals are
currently undefeated, with 7 wins and
no losses.

 

 

 

 

 

 

-Men’s Y Bakotball

Badminton

 

Volleyball

Men- Tournament at Malaspina College.
Women- Tournament

Sunday December 1.
Women’s Basketball

Royals at U.B.C. Tournament

December 6, 6:30pm.
Women’s Basketball

Royals vs. Sr. A. in the Gym

’ Sports Bulletin Board |

Friday November 29, 8pm.

Royals vs. Vancouver Police in the Gym

Saturday November 30

D.C. Badminton team at V.C.C.

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at Cariboo College.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

photo by Dave Watson
Paul Spitz(21) aids Douglas in their win over C.B.1

 

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