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Curling:

The Douglas College men's curling team participated in the Totem Conference
curling championships in Nanaimo on February 8 and 9, and finished second,
winning the Silver medal.

There were seven colleges competing in this round robin championship which
was won by Royal Roads Military College with a record of 5 wins and 1 loss.
The results of the Douglas games were as follows:

Douglas 9 Okanagan 3
Douglas 3 Cariboo 7
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Douglas 4 Royal Raads 6
Douglas’ 7 B.C.r.f. 5
Douglas 5 Malaspina 4

The Douglas team was comprised of the following players:

Ray Hutchinson (skip)
Tom Armitage (third)

Stan Walker (second)
Doug McKinnely (lead)
Lynn Leavens (coach)

According to coach Leavens the level of curling throughout the championships
“was of a high calibre.

Basketball:

The College men's basketball team split a couple of games with Royal Roads
Military College on February 8 and 9. On Feb. 8 Douglas won a cliff hanger
by a score of 67-66. Top scorers for Douglas were Paul Cuffley (24),

Brent Erickson (14), and Lloyd Clefstad (14). On Feb. 9, Royal Roads jumped
into an early 10 point lead and went on to win comfortably by a score of
86-71. Top scorers for Douglas in this game were Brent Erickson (23), Paul
Cuffley (19) and Lloyd Cleptad (14).

In Kelowna, meanwhile, on February 1 and 2, the Douglas College women's
team had little trouble in despatching Okanagan College in two games by
scores of 75-29 and 65-30.

This weekend both men’s and womenS teams see action again, their opponents
being Vancouver Community College and B.C.I.T.

Rugby:

The Douglas Rugby Club started its spring schedule with 2 wins and a loss
against Richmond last Saturday.

The first team won a chippy encounter by a score of 15-9. The final outcome
was in doubt until the final minutes of the game when Russ Laurie converted

a 20-yard penalty goal for Douglas. The first team still leads the nine-team
first division with 8 wins and one loss, 4 points clear of second-place
Richmond.

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