Nov. 27, 1986. Page 14

The Orher Press

 

 

   

Other Sports

 

Wrestlers hold on strong in
two tournaments

 

D.C. Wrestling Club
took overall honours at
the recent Royal Roads
Military College Tourna-
ment but had to settle for
second in their own D.C.
Open Tournament.

Topping their weight-
class at Royal Roads were:
Craig Roberts, Tony
DellaMattia, Frank Torres
and Dave Beneteau. Scott
Vere, Sonny Gill, Clayton
Dyck and Tony Della-
Mattia placed second in
their categories, with
DellaMattia competing in

Pair retired early

by D.C.

By Rob Hancock

The D.C. boxing Club
sent three pugilists to the
Victoria Boxing Show on

November 16th and _ all
three returned winners.
Seniors Sylvian LeBlanc

and Kim Sanders retired
their opponents in the 2nd
and 3rd rounds _respec-
tively, while Intermediate
Ron Kiuimaa won by a 5-0

boxers

decision.

All three boxers join
Brian Balewiczk and
Fabian Teagle for _ the

Senior-Intermediate-
Novice tournament at the

B.C. Training Centre, 250

South Willingdon
Ave.,Bby. That’s Sunday,
November 30th at 2:00 pm
and 7:00 pm.

 

two weight classes. D.C.
finished the meet with 68
points, 20 more than 2nd
place Alberni W.C.
B.M.W.C. finished 15
points ahead of host D.C.
in the Open Champion-
ship, but Frank Torres and
a man named _ Simpson
won in their weight class.
A man named Fawcett
finished 2nd in his class
ahead of Scott Vere; I’m
sure [ll know’ Mr.
Simpson’s and Fawcett’s

first names as soon as they
read this.

 

 

 

Frankie say

 

: G’day to the Yeti? :

 

Or is that: the Yetii?

Ripper Time Had

By

Thanks goes to every-
one who came to the Yeti
Ski Club’s “Dow Under
Dance” on Friday, Nov. 7.
The dance would not have
been the success it was
without you. I would like
to especially thank all the
volunteers and social
staff whose efforts did not
go unnoticed. The club
also appreciates the hard
work D.J., Dave, and
Scott put into organizing
the dance.

Congratulations to
Mike Bouchard who won
the Big White trip for two
in the raffle. See you on
the slopes Mike!

The money raised from
the dance will go _ to
subsidizing the — club’s
trips this semester.

Speaking of trips, we
have a few coming up
which may interest you.
The first is to Blackcomb
on November 30. The bus

is $5.00 and lifts are
$20.00. Rentals and
beginners packages are

available. Come ski away
the morning and catch the

All

Grey Cup in the after-
noon. The bus leaves at
6:30 am from the upper
parking lot on Royal Ave.

The Yeti’s are going to
Big White on January 9-
11. You get  transporta-
tion, 2 nights accomoda-
tion, and two days of ski-
ing for only $90.00. Good
deal, eh? We only have a
few openings left, so if
you want to go, get your
cash in. Every one had a
great time last year and I
expect this year will be the
same.

If you are interested in
joining the Yeti Ski Club,
we have meetings every
Thursday at 12:15 pm in
Room 4306. You can also
phone me at 939-6173 for
more information. Our
next dance will be on Jan.
16, so we look forward to
your continued support.

** Remember, you don’t
have to be an expert skier
to enjoy the snow, see you
on the slopes!

Paul Ehni
President,
Yeti Ski Club

Some sports scores

D.C. Hockey team 7-1-0
D.C. 7, Trinity Western 5
D.C. 5, Ladner Islanders 5

Women win U.B.C. tournament

D.C. 102, B.

C.LT. 41 .

D.C. 87, U.B.C. 48

Men take two too

D.C. 89, Big Bend 78.
D.C. 74, Big Bend 69

Volleyball (Men’s tournament play)
V.CiC. 2; DC. 1

Selkirk 2, D.

Cc. 0

D.C. 2, Trinity Western 0