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Seven Games
in the Pooper

Women’s Rugby

Dave Peareey
CSRW

Premier:
Douglas 7
UBC 12

It was a very disappointing loss
this past weekend as Douglas
increased its winless streak to
seven games. UBC played hard
and aggressive rugby from the
opening whistle to record their
first win over Douglas in six
years.

The game started on a positive
note for the New West ladies, as
they drove down to within inch-
es of the UBC try-line. An
attempt to send a long pass out
to the open winger went awry
however, and UBC kicked the
ball 30 metres back
upfield. The Point Grey team

loose

opened the scoring when a lucky
bounce landed into the hands of

centre Rosie Cobbett; she didn’t
break stride as she ran 40 metres
for the try. The conversion made
it 0-7,

Douglas made another costly
error when a kick for touch by
UBC curved back into play and
into the Douglas in-goal area. A
knock-on gave UBC a five metre
scrum, and they drove the
Douglas pack over the line to
score again (0-12).

Douglas narrowed the gap
after a long run down the side-
line by Vickie Dhillon set up an
easy score for Laura Harmse.
The Blues’ backs executed sever-
al good plays and on more than
one occasion found themselves
with only the UBC fullback to
beat. Unfortunately, the support
was not there, and these oppor-
tunities were lost.

 

The second half was a grind-
ing battle and neither team was
able to add to the tryline.
Douglas travels to Victoria for
their last league game against
James Bay. They need a win to
get the team on the right track
for the playofts.

Second Division:
Douglas 7
SFU 3

This win sets up a battle for
first place against Kamloops next
Sunday. After a scoreless first
half, SFU counted first with a
penalty kick. Douglas came back
with a try by centre Anita
Dhillon. Megan Griffiths added
the convert to round out the
scoring.

March 10, 2004

Douglas Royals Baseball

Schedule

 

Opponent

U of Oregon

U of Oregon
Treasure Valley CC
Tournament
Western Washington
Capilano

Langely Blaze

Shoreline CC
Home Opener!

Olympic College
Tacoma CC
Edmonds CC
Skagit Valley CC
Everett CC
Pierce College
Bellevue CC
Olympic College
Grays Harbour
Everett CC
Green River CC
Edmonds CC
Skagit Valley CC
Centralia College
Bellevue CC
Shoreline CC

Location

‘Mundy Park, Coquitlam

Mundy Park, Coquitlam
Ontario, Oregon

Bellingham, WA
Mundy Park, Coquitlam
Langley, BC

Mundy Park, Coquitlam

Mundy Park, Coquitlam
Tacoma, WA

Mundy Park, Coquitlam
Skagit Valley, WA
Mundy Park, Coquitlam
Lakewood, WA

Bellevue, WA
Bremerton, WA
Aberdeen, WA

Everett, WA

Mundy Park, Coquitlam
Lynwood, WA

Mundy Park, Coquitlam
Mundy Park, Coquitlam
Mundy Park, Coquitlam
Shoreline, WA

Time
Mar. 6 4pm
Mar. 7 12pm
Mar 12-14
Mar. 21 12pm
Mar. 24 3pm
Mar. 27 12pm
April 3 12pm
April 4 Ipm
April 7 3pm
April 11 Ipm
April 17 Ipm
April 18 lpm
April 21 6pm
April 24 lpm
April 25 Ipm
April 28 6pm
May 2 Ipm
May 5 3pm
May 8 Ipm
May 9 lpm
May 12 3pm
May 15 lpm
May 16 lpm

 

 

Elections will take place to elect the following student
representatives:

 

 

Douglas College Board

Two Student Representatives

Education Council

Two representatives for students attending
New Westminster Campus

 

 

 

WHERE WILL STUDENTS VOTE?

The elections will be held on March 10 and 11, 2004. Polling
stations will be available at both campuses. The polls will be open
at New Westminster and Coquitlam from 9am to 4:30pm on
March 10. On March 11, polls will be open from 11am to 7pm.

Students who are taking courses at more than one campus must
vote at the campus where they are taking more than 50 percent of
their courses. Students who are registered in courses evenly split
between campuses will vote at the New Westminster campus.
Students’ polling stations are determined by the registration in

courses as shown on the Douglas College Student Information

System.

 

 

 

 

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