INSIDE DOUGLAS COLLEGE/NOVEMBER 29, 1988

 

 

Athletic Update

 

Men’s Hockey: The Royals didn’t
hang on to their 6th place in the Na-
tional Rankings for long, losing to
BCIT 6-3 at Four Rinks last Satur-
day night. BCIT’s rough game
upproach resulted in 52 penalty
minutes being handed out by the of-
ficial to BCIT, and 32 stitches in
the face of Douglas’ Jamic
Borkowski, for which no penalty
was given. However, the power
play wasn’t working for Douglas as
ex-Douglas goalie Paul Tucker
stopped everything but 3 shots

from Steve Adrain, Shawn Hokan-
son, and Frank Pakodzy. Next
league game is against Trinity
Westem University, December 3 at
Port Moody Arena,

Men’s Basketball: The Royals
lost 59-72 to the Alumni on Friday
night, as some of Douglas’ best
returned to show their old coach
what they hadn't forgotten. Brent
Henderson, Andrew Conway,
Steven Milton, Brian England and
Chris Terris (to name a few) played
for Douglas during the 1986 4th
place finish at the National Cham-
pionships, and still play pretty good
basketball. Present Royals scoring
came from Glen Cote - 18 points,
Chris Schrick - 9 points, and Sean
Beasley - 9 points. The Royals had
a better day Saturday, defeating the
UBC Jv's 96-55. Glen Cote had 19
points, Phil Taplcey 13, and Jason
Wubbs 11 points.

Wrestling: Results of the
Dinosaur Open, November 12 in
Calgary, Alberta:

Corey Kwak 150 Ibs. Ist
Yogi Johl 220 Ibs. 2nd
Tom Petryshen 105 Ibs. 5th

 

Results of the PLU Open, Novem-
ber 19 at Pacific Lutheran

University:

Yogi Johl 220 pounds Ist
Mike Alcksich 181 Ibs. Sth
Dean Miscoe 171 Ibs. 5th
Corey Kwak 150 Ibs. 2nd
Walter McLean 130 Ibs. Ist

Douglas Wrestling club came 5th
overall.

Women’s Basketball: Douglas
College Women’s Basketball team
played two hard-fought games on
the weekend, and lost both by a
total of 3 points. Friday night saw
this year’s team face off against the
Douglas College Alumni, a line-up
which included a front line of 671"
Kim Phipps, 5°11" Sharlene Jeffer-
son, and former All-Canadian
5°11" Becky Watson. Alumni also
had plenty of speed at guard with
Kathleen Knight, Lorctta Isaac, and
Cara Goose, not to mention Lor-
raine Marken, another former
All-Canadian. Royals led by 1 at
the half, 29-28, but never extended
their lead by morc than 6 in the
second half. With less than 3
seconds remaining, and Douglas
College up 65-64, Alumni Becky
Watson hit a turnaround jumper
from 10 fect to win the game for
the Alumni 66-65. Andrea Jackson
had 22 for Royals.

On Saturday, Royals faced off
against a strong UBC JV’s team,
and despite being shorthanded and
having only 2 guards, being presscd
full-court the entire game, Royals
stayed within 10, closing to 2 with
their own press in the last minutes
of the game. Royals had the last
shot of the game, a pressured lay-
up, that bounced on the rim and
could not be controlled by either
team as time ran out. UBC JV’s tri-
umphed 66-64 in an extremely

 

rough game, made so by no profes-
sional referees appearing, and only
one (inexperienced) UBC staff per-
son taking on the job. Andrea
Jackson led with 23 points, fol-
lowed by Claudia Zamprogno with
16.

SPORTS MENU

@¢ Wed., Nov.30 High School
Pre-lim (boys) at Douglas
6:30 pm.

@ Wed., Nov.30 Men’s
Basketball Douglas vs.
UBC JV’s at home 8:15
pm.

@ December 2 & 3 Men’s
Basketball Royals Classic
Tournament: 4 American
teams and 4 Canadian
teams, Ist game at 2:00
pm, Friday, Dec. 2.

 

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