INSIDE DOUGLAS COLLEGE / FEBRUARY 7, 1989

 

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Athletic Update

 

 

MEN’S BASKETBALL: Dare
I] say it?!! The men’s team,
which has caused Coach
Beauchamp many a sleepless
night, may be putting it all
together. The Royals won their
last three games, defeating
BCIT (99-44), Fraser Valley
College (84-61), and Pacific
Lutheran University JV’s (113-
76). Glen Cote was high scorer
in each game, with 18, 22, and
18 points respectively. Tracey
Holloman picked up 18 points
against BCIT, Wayne Johnson
17 against Fraser Valley, and
Phil Tapley 17 at Pacific
Lutheran. Best of luck, guys!!

WOMEN’S BASKETBALL:
The women still have a secure
hold on first spot in the league,
with a 78-56 win over Fraser
Valley. Ethel Atte scored 27
points to lead the Royals to vic-
tory.

MEN’S VOLLEYBALL: The
men were 2-1] at the VCC tour-
nament this past weekend,
making them third overall in the
league. Results of Tournament
#3 at VCC, Sat., Jan. 28:
Douglas vs. Malaspina,

final score: 2-0 for Douglas
(15-8, 15-6)

Douglas vs. Cariboo,

final score: 2-0 for Douglas
(15-4, 15-12)

Douglas vs. VCC, final score:
2-0 for VCC (5-15, 14-16)

 

WOMEN’S VOLLEYBALL:
Tournament at Douglas College,
Saturday, January 28.

First year player Sue Sharp led
the squad with 16 kills and 12
blocks over the three matches,
while Gab Boratto had 10 kills.
The Douglas women showed a
lot of character in coming back
from 12-6 and 11-1 deficits to
beat Capilano College by scores
of 15-13, and 15-13.

The team is slowly gaining
momentum to challenge for one
of the two spots awarded B.C. at
the C.C.A.A. Nationals, to be
held in Edmonton in March.
Next action is on February 11 at
Cariboo College in Kamloops.
Results of the Jan. 28
tournament are as follows:

Douglas vs. Capilano:
Game 1, 15-13 for Douglas;
Game 2, 15-13 for Douglas.

Douglas vs. Cariboo:
Game 1, 15-5 for Douglas;
Game 2, 15-12 for Cariboo;
Game 3, 15-8 for Douglas.

Douglas vs. CBC:
Game 1, 15-8 for Douglas;
Game 2, 15-7 for Douglas.

These three victories now put
Douglas in 3rd place in league
standings.

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INTRAMURALS: Registra-
tion for floor hockey has been
extremely high this semester,
and since we can only accom-
modate 20 teams, three teams
will not be able to play. Fifteen
individuals have also registered
and we will put them on a draft
list for the other teams. Should
be a good league!

Volleyball and badminton have
not had quite the same response,
although if you know of people
who want to play at either ac-
tivity, we will set the nets up on
Tuesdays, from noon to 2:00 pm.

SPORTS MENU

Men’s Basketball
# February 10- VCC at Douglas,
8:15 pm.

# February 11 - Capilano at Douglas,
8:15 pm.

Women’s Basketball
@ February 10 - VCC at Douglas,
6:30 pm,

@ February 11 - Capilano at Douglas,
6:30 pm.

Volleyball

@ February 10 - UBC vs. Korea,
12:00 pm. Free Admission

@ February 11 - Women’s volleyball
team at Cariboo College

@ February 11 - Men's volleyball
team at Trinity Western

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