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The Douglas College wom-
en's basketball team
travelled to Scottsdale, V 0 i ; e y b a f |
Arizona to participate in .
the Scottsdale Classic Friday, January 15
Women’s Basketball tour- @ New West
nament.
Tuesday, December 29 VS. UCC Sun Demons
Douglas College vs.
Glendale Community Women @ 6pm
College from Glendale, Men @ 8pm
Arizona

Douglas got off to an
ari ee Saturday, January 16
court press and le — .
at the half. The second @ David Lam
half was much of the same vs. Oka nagan Lakers
as Douglas cruised to a 74-
53 win. Second year Women @ 3pm
forward Tammy Neufeld led
the was with 16 points, Men @ pm

and team co-captain Carrie
Rogers had 10 points
including two 3 pointers.
Thursday, December 31
Dougals College vs.
Phoenix College from
Phoenix, Arizona

Douglas fell behind
early in the game, and was_ point shooting, but still minutes remaining in the
unable to use its full court fell 89-76. Carrie Rogers half. A small rally gave

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press effectivley. Douglas _—led the way with 18 Douglas a 25-19 lead at
mounted a mini comeback points. halftime. The second half
and trailed 40-35 at Friday January 1 saw Douglas begin to
halftime. Strong outside Dougals College vs. produce effectively and

shooting enabled Phoenix Chandler-Gilbert Commu- they went on to a 71-60
to increase its lead after nity College from Mesa, _ victory. Carrie Rogers led

the half, and at one point Arizona with 22 points while Kim |
led by as many as 25 Douglas had difficulty Neiszner had 15.
points. Douglas fought scoring in the first half

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

back with some three and trailed 12-6 with 8 Volleyball: The women’s Western. * place in
team continued to hold Darryl the
Art S aii down second spot in the McCrady BCCAA,
is hoe jes BCCAA with a convincing had 8 kills 4 points
win over the Trinity Western for the behind
& Spartans last Friday. The Royals, third
Royals took the match in who lost place
= three straight games, 15-9, the match OUC and
Custom Framing 15-5 and 16-14, to move 15-6,15-5, 10
four points behind league 15-5. points
leading Malaspina. Currently, behind
: The men’s team didn’t the men first
Winsor & Newton have much success against are in place
Grumbacher their opponents last Friday, fourth Camosun.
Liquitex getting thrashed by Trinity
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