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Basketball

._ It was a weekend of victories for the
Douglas College Royals Women’s
Basketball team, who outscored the
University of Victoria Vikettes (junior
varsity) and the U.B.C. Thunderbirds
(junior varsity) by 20 and 18-point
margins respectively.

Friday night, against the Vikettes,
the Royals showed great offense and
led at half-time by 29 to 21. In the
second half, the Royals strengthened
their winning margin by 12 points,
and beat the Vikettes 68 to 48.

Leading scorers for the Royals
were: Mirjana J urcic (8) with 15 points,
Joann Taylor (14) with 13 points and
Loretta Issack (9) with 10 points.

With increased enthusiasm due to
the previous night’s win, Saturday’s
game against the Thunderbirds saw
the Royals lead at the half, 39 to 29:
Mirjana Jurcic, Becky Watson and
Loretta Issack led the Royals to a 78 -
60 victory against the Thunderbirds
with 22, 16 and 13 points respectively.

Also over the weekend, the Douglas
College Royals Men’s Basketball team
fell short of winning and lost against

Hockey team

Aerobics

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Volleyball Tournament
Feb. 16, 10:00 a.m. in the gymnasium

The Douglas College Royals Men's

The B.C.1.T. Alistars
Feb.16, 8:30 p.m.

Aerobics Schedule

Tuesday and Thursday

Tuesday and Thursday

in action

the University of Victoria Vikings
(junior varsity) in Victoria, 40 to 35.
Top scorers for the Royals were
Andrew Conway with 16 points and
Darrell Digby with 11 points.

Hockey

Before a handful of fans who
braved one of the first great snowfalls
of ‘85, the Douglas College Royals
hockey team tied the CKNW 98’ers
with a score of 7-7 on February 9th at
the Port Moody Arena. The benefit
game was staged in an effort to raise
money for the Royals and the CKNW
Orphans’ Fund.

The game was unique, as referees
‘‘awarded’’ penalties to the Royals for
“passing too slow’ and ‘travelling
too fast.’’ Then, in the last 15 seconds
of the game, the 98’ers miraculously
scored a ‘‘field goal’’, which tied the
game. ;

Unfortunately, the major upset of
the evening occurred when the
CKNW duck, Mr. Quack, was lost in
the snowstorm and reported missing.

The three stars for the Royals were
Randy Jones, Jamie McCloskey, and
Chris Klovan.
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12710 to 12:50

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Rooms 1313 and 1315.