sports@op.douglas.bc.ca

 
 

 

The last weekend of regtilar season basketball and the badminton provincials was very good to Douglas College.

Basketball:

The women’s basketball team wrapped up the regular season with a play-off spot all but assured, yet with a chance to
improve their ranking. On Friday, February 20, the Royals rolled into Kamloops to face the UCC Sun Demons. Stacy
Reykdal dropped 23 points and 12 rebounds and Carrie Rogers had 14 points and 7 rebounds as the Royals exorcised the
Sun Demons 70-47, Saturday, February 21, the opponent was the CNC Kodiaks of Prince George. This game was over
from the opening tip as the Royals won 90-56. Tammy Neufeld and Stacy Reykdal had 23 and 14 points, respectively, to
pace the Royals, With those wins Douglas finished second in the BCCAA behind hated rivals the Malaspina Mariners.
Malaspina now hosts the BCCAA provincial championships this weekend in Nanaimo. *

The men’s team went into the weekend holding the last play-off spot and a precarious two point lead on the TWU
Spartans. On Friday, February 20, the Royals beat UCC 76-66 behind Jon Fast’s 25 points, 11 rebounds and 7 blocks and
Kevin Kundarevich’s 15 points on 3 of 6 three point field goals. Unfortunately for Douglas, TWU beat the CNC Kodiaks
83-80*to stay within 2 points of the last play-off spot, making Douglas’ game in Prince George on Saturday a must win.
The Royals didn’t disappoint as they crushed the CNC Kodiaks 75—56. Jon Fast had 16 point and 9 rebounds and Kevin
Kundarevich dropped 13 points cn the Kodiaks. Also on Saturday the TWU Spartans lost 100-75 to the UCC Sun
Demons, giving Douglas the sixth and final play-off spot. The BCCAA provincial championship will be held this
weekend at Langara College in Vancouver.

Badminton:

Last weekend the Royals badminton team travelled to Nanaimo to play in the BCCAA provincial championships.
Douglas came away with the team gold medal and gold in mixed doubles.(Chantal Jobin and Raymond Tsoi) and
women’s singles (Jennifer Wong). Douglas also took two silvers, in women’s doubles (Lisa Yeung and Yayoi Koshimura)
and men’s singles (Thonh Nguyen). The Royals also took a bronze in men’s doubles (Thinh Nguyen and Jimmy an
The national badminton championships will go March 5-7 at NAIT in Edmonton.

 

 

 

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Parking. Two blocks from
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Roommate Wanted: to
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Douglas College psychiatric
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Women volunteers needed
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nasty). The Reverend is available for
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Player of the year Becki Kozinski (6) sets up All-Star team-mate Vesna

David Tam photo

Personality) and give you direction and
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Relax with Reiki by Stirling!
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on Monday afternoon, to book
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

 

It is time once again to be thinking
about the DCSS student handbook.
Anyone interested in participating in
this project please call Darryl Flasch
at 527-5109. | would like to get full
representation from all student
society members in the 98/99
calendar! All talent is appreciated!

The Douglas College
Student Society is a great hang out
for students but it needs input from
its membership. | am looking for
interested parties to help spruce up
the Student Building. If you can paint
murals or know of a keen way to
make the DCSS more fun and
inviting, please call Darryl Flasch at
527-5109.

 

 

 

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