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The Douglas College womens Volley-
ball Team won the Totem Conference
Championship at B.C.I.T. on Friday, and
by so doing earned the privelege to re-
present British Columbia at the 4-West
Championships in Edmonton next week.

The 4-West Championships are playoffs be-
tween winners from B.C., Alberta, Saskat-
chewan and Manitoba to determine the
Western Canadian Junior Colleges champ-
ion. It was hoped this year to also
have a playoff between the Western and
Eastern Canadian champions, but inad-
equate funds have cancelled out this
possibility. However, Sports Canada

has indicated that money might be forth-
coming next year for these National

Playoffs.

At B.Gol. =. on Priday the
Douglas girls won their first match
easily defeating B.C.I.T. 15 - 6, see
In their second match against Malaspina
College they started off on a shaky note
dropping the first game 16 - 18. But
they came back to win the next two games
15 11, 15 - 8 and the match. From this
point on the girls did not lose a game
and beat pre-tourney favourites Vancouver
City College 15 - 13, 15 - 7, in the

final. Their other scores were:

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Cariboo College 15 - 5, 15 - 6
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Team coach HARISH DALPATRAM has done
an outstanding job with the team, and,
needles to say, was elated with the team's

performance as were the girls themselves.

Team members are KAREN MORELEY,
SHERRY FLETCHER, JACKIE PARNELL,
DONNA HEMPHILL, CHERYL MOFFET,
VICKY BRKICH, GAIL CLEVERLEY,
MARILY PRINGLE, TERRI BROWN, and
JOAN DEREGT.

The team leaves for Edmonton on Thurs-
day morning and the championships are to
be conducted at N.A.I.T. on Friday and
Saturday. Coach Dalpatram feels his team

stands a good chance of winning the title’.

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The Douglas College Rugby Team chalked
up another two victories on the Island
over the weekend and have now gone unde-
feated in their last 16 encounters.

In two extremely hard fought battles

they defeated Royal Roads Military Colleg

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10 - 8 on Saturday and the University of
Victoria Judes 12 - 10 on Sunday.

Scores for Douglas on Saturday were
GORDON RIDGEWELL and DAVE JAGGER with
touchdowns and BRIAN McADAM with a con-