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Co-ed fencing back at Douglas

by Candice Lee

Fencing has now returned to

Douglas College after years of
| disinterest.
Ian McColloch, former

international fencer, is currently trying
to start up a new fencing club at Doug-
las, which had previously discontinued
due to lack of interest.

McColloch teaches fencing
weekly and encourages everyone to
come out and try.

“Just come out and have fun and
fence,” says Mccolloch.

“The main purpose is to try to hit

opponents but not be hit."

Fencing teaches good reflexes,
relaxation, quick reaction and how to
interpret your opponents movements.

“Fencing is a fighting sport
without body contact.”

McColloch would like to see a
fencing club run by students,

There is no registration required
to join. Just drop by Monday nights in
room 1315 between 7-9:30pm.

There is a small fee for joining
which is to cover operational costs.

For more information call Allen
McColloch at 733-3698.

 

|Douglas College men's rugby _

Men's rugby resume season after winter break

The Douglas College Rugby
team came out of winter hibernation
last week to start the second half of
the rugby season. The team had a
very sucessfull first half of the
season, Carrying over a four wins,
one loss record.

The rugby team resumed their
season last weekend (Feb Sth) with
an away game in Ellensburg,
Washington, CWV.

The first half of the game was
ugly, as players recovered from a
long drive and a night of prayer and
devotions to various dieties.

Coach Mike Collins came out
on the field at the half to give his
players some insentive, “It’s a long
walk from Ellensburgh to New West
if you lose, boys.”

The players, then. motivated,
overcame a 10-0 deficit to score four

unanswered tries to win 23-10. Tries
were recieved by Trevor Felts,
Simon Quinto, Jay Sihota and
Derek Hill. Bill LaCroix captained
the side and had the distinction of
siding duties.

The next game is home Sunday
Feb 12th at Queens Park against
Western Washington witha l’oclock
kick-off.

 

First 1/2 of season stats
Home games

   

 

 

 

Thu rsdays 1-3pm in Douglas vs Central Washington V. 50-7 victory
: 2 Douglas vs SFU 20-7 victory
‘| Aerobics/Dance
| — d 10 - Douglas vs Western Washington V. 22-7 victory
a —- Douglas vs Trinity Western 50-0 victory
rs Douglas vs VCC 10-20 loss

 

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