INSIDE DOUGLAS COLLEGE / FEBRUARY 21, 1989

 

Athletic Update

 

WOMEN'S BASKETBALL:
The Women's Basketball team met
the women of VCC for a long-
awaited rematch at Douglas Col-
lege on February 10, At their last
meeting, VCC defeated Douglas by
a mere two points, and to date that
is the only league game Douglas
has lost, so they were prepared for
a tough game. In the first half,
Douglas faced a tough offense and
were down by cight points by the
end of the first 20 minutes (VCC
33, DC 25). But this did not dis-
courage them. In the second half,
the team goly it together and
dominated with their unstoppable
offense and solid defense outscor-
ing VCC by 16 points. The game
ended with a final socre of 71-63,
putting Douglas College Women
on a four-game winning streak.
The high scorers were Andrea Jack-
son with 17 points, Claudia
Zamprogno with 16 points, and
Ethel Atte with 14 points, three of
which were three-pointers. The
Women’s team are currently
ranked #1 in their league and #5 in
Canada.

MEN’S BASKETBALL: The
Royals dropped a big game to VCC
94-79 last Friday night, in spite of
home court advantage. Glen Cote
socred 19 points and Phil Tapley
had 16, On Saturday night, the
Royals beat Capilano College 86-
83 in overtime. Glen Cote scored a
big 31 points as the team persisted
in just playing well enough to win.
They have only three games remain-
ing before the provincial champion-
ships. Watch for the play-off
March 3 & 4.

INTERNATIONAL MEN’S
VOLLEYBALL: UBC Men’s
Volleyball Team lost the match to
Sung Kyun Kwan University in
three straight games played at

 

 

Douglas College on February 10.
The Korean team from Seoul has
been touring BC. and Alberta since
February 3, as part of an exchange
program with UBC. Many thanks
to Tad Hosoi from International
Education for acting as M.C. and to
Dean Gordon Gilgan for repre-
senting the administration at both
the match and the reception.

MEN’S VOLLEYBALL: Tourma-
ment #4 - Saturday, February 11 at
TWU:

Douglas vs. TWU: Final score, 2-1
for Douglas (8-15, 15-9, 15-8).
Douglas vs. Royal Roads: Final
score, 2-0 for D.C. (15-10, 15-3).
Douglas vs. Selkirk College: Final
Score, 2-1 for Selkirk (14-16, 15-4,
12-15).

The men finish league play in 3rd
spot behind VCC and Selkirk.
Provincial Championships will be
held at TWU on March 4.

HOCKEY: The Royals downed
TWU 10-2 in Aldergrove with a lot
of help from Steve Adrain, who
scored one goal and assisted on
four others. Assistant Captain,
Glen Bulawka, scored two goals, as
did Frank Pakozdy. Singles were
from Marc Thiffault, Scott Dunbar,
Pat Mangold, Russell LaPoint, and
Ryan Curtis.

CURLING: Shirley McKendry
has generously volunteered to
coach the Men’s Curling team as
they make a bid for the Provincial
Championships in Kamloops
March 3 & 4. As a former member
of a World Championship team,
Shirley will be able to provide first-
class coaching for this young team.
Good luck!

 

WRESTLING: Douglas Wres-
uing Club results:

Pacific Lutheran Open - Jan. 21.
Four athletes entered this 16-team
meet with 198 entrants. Top
Placers: Cory Kwak (142 lbs.)
placed 7th - two losses, one win by
fall; Yogi Johl (heavyweight)
placed 7th - ywo wins, two losses;
Sean Maclsaac - no place, two los-
ses; Robbic Johl (heavyweight) -
one win, two losses.

Clackamas College Open,
Oregon City - January 26

Yogi Johl (HWT) placed 4th;

Cory Kwak (142 lbs.) placed 4th;
Walter McLean (126 lbs.) no place,
injury; Robbie Johl (HWT), two
wins, two losses.

B.C. Age Class, Kamloops -
January

Walter McLean (134 lbs.) placed
Ist; Cory Kwak (145 Ibs.) placed
1st; Yogi Johl (HWT) placed 1st,
Robbie Johl (220 Ibs.) placed 2nd;
Sean Maclsaac (180 Ibs.) placed Ist.
Douglas College vs. Royal Roads
at SFU, February 4

Round 1 - Tom Petryshen beat Jo
Jo Miranda 16-1 (win); Todd Smith
defeated Jeff Symons by fall (win);
Al Mah lost to Marc Labonte by
fall (loss); Dean Miscoe defeated
Rob Watt by fall (win); Paul Rai
lost to Terry Berdazul by fall (loss).
Round 2 - Al Mah beat Jo Jo
Miranda by fall (win), Tom
Petryshen beat Jeff Symons 9-5
(win); Todd Smith beat Marc
Labonte by fall (win); Rob
Thompson beat Paul Chavin 9-4
(win); Paul Rai lost to Rob Watt by
fall (loss).

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