INSIDE DOUGLAS COLLEGE / MARCH 21, 1989

 

 

Athletic Update

 

BCCAA Championships

Douglas College Has Three
All-Canadian Awards For
1988 - 1989!

Name: Glen Cote

(Men’s Basketball)

Age: 20 years; Height: 6'5"

Points per game: 17.66

Field Goal %: 64.08

Assists: 33; Rebounds: 194

Total points: 512; Games Played: 29

Ist All Star, Dawson Tour (Montreal)
Ist All Star, Royal Classic (Douglas)
Ist All Star, Mt. Hood Tour (Oregon)
Ist Team All Star, (BCCAA)

Name: Andrea Jackson

(Women’s Basketball)

Age: 20 years; Height: 5'9"

Points per game: 15

Rebounds per game: 12

Games played: 24

Ist Team All Star, (BCCAA)

Member of the Junior National Netball
Team

Name: Allan Wall (Hockey)
Age: 23 years; Height: 5°11"
Points per game: 1.875; Goals: 20
Assists: 25; PIM: 20.06

Games Played: 24

Position: Defence/Forward
Captain of the Douglas Royals

Ist Team All Star, (BCCAA)

WOMEN’S & MEN’S
BASKETBALL:

A hearty "congrats" to our #1 basket-
ball teams, who demolished their com-
petition in two straight games each.
The men defeated league champion
Trinity Western 66-62 Thursday night
at Trinity, and finished them off 72-59
Friday night at Douglas College,
before a full house of appreciative fans.

The women easily disposed of Cariboo
College 88-67 Friday night at Douglas,
then travelled to Kamloops Saturday to
finish the job, with an 87-62 victory.
Cariboo and Douglas were tied in

 

 

league play for first place, with
Douglas having the larger point spread.
Stats of four games are as follows:

March 9: Douglas vs. Trinity -- Men
Half-Time: 23-33 for Trinity

Final: 66-62 for Douglas

High scorers: Glen Cote, 15 points
Tracey Holloman, 12 points

Willis Parnell, 11 points

March 10: Douglas vs. Trinity -- Men
Half-Time: 35-28 for Douglas

Final: 72-59 for Douglas

High scorers: Glen Cote, 24 points
Chris Schriek, 14 points

Wayne Johnson, 10 points

The men now travel to Edmonton as
the B.C. #1 college team to compete in
the Canadian College Athletic Associa-
tion (CCAA) Championships.

March 10: Douglas vs. Cariboo --
Women

Half-Time: 45-32 for Douglas
Final: 88-67 for Douglas

High Scorers: Claudia Zamprogno, 20
points

Andrea Jackson, 15 points

March 11: Douglas vs. Cariboo --
Women

Half-Time: 42-37 for Douglas
Final: 87-62 for Douglas

High scorers: Andrea Jackson, 19
points

Claudia Zamprogno, 17 points

This weekend Douglas College
Women’s Basketball team met the
women of Cariboo College in a best-of-
three series, to determine the winner in
the BCCAA finals. The first game was
played at Douglas on Friday night.

The Royals having the home court ad-
vantage led the scoring throughout the
game, Claudia Zamprogno leading
with 20 points, followed by Andrea
Jackson with 15, Janice Halls with 12,
and Ethel Atte with 10. The game
ended with a score of 88-67 for
Douglas.

The second game of the series was
hosted by Cariboo College on Satur-
day. The first half began with Douglas
leading in scoring, but Cariboo
Goldrush were determined to keep the

 

score close; at half-time the score was
42-37 for Douglas. In the second half,
Douglas dominated the offensive and
defensive boards, to extend their lead
substantially. Leaders in the scoring
were Andrea Jackson with 19 points,
Claudia Zamprogno with 17, Ethel
Atte with 15, and Janice Halls with 11.

The Royals ended the game witha
score of 87-62 for Douglas, winning
the series. As the BCCAA Cham-
pions, Douglas Royals will go to the
Nationals, where they will come up
against the best teams from each
province.

BADMINTON:

B.C. Provincials at Malaspina

College
Final Standings for the season:

Ladies Singles:

Gold - Britt Sundberg, Malaspina
Silver - Helen Pischette, VCC
Bronze - Salimah Adatia, Douglas

Men’s Singles:

Gold - Peter Chen, VCC
Silver - Fred Smith, Douglas
Bronze - Tom Everdi, BCIT

Ladies Doubles:
Gold - Cindy Wotherspoon
- Terri Gelinas, BCIT
Silver - Anita Sundberg
- Tina Jackson, Malaspina
Bronze - Shannon Ginther
- Tracey Succamore, Douglas

Men’s Doubles:
Gold - Garth Tissington

- Desi Khoo, Malaspina
Silver - Rony Prananto

- Noel Leonin, VCC
Bronze - Fred Bonn

- Robert Nee, BCIT

Mixed Doubles:
Gold - Nathan Chin

- Carrie Leung, BCIT
Silver - Paul Meyer

- Kelley Wong, Douglas
Bronze - Natalia Gilbert

- Thi Ha, VCC

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