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RUGBY TEAM MAINTAINS PERFECT RECORD

The Douglas College rugby team
closed out its fall schedule with an
easy 17-3 victory over Capilano College
at Ambleside Park on Sunday. By so doing
they kept intact their unbeaten record
this season, and walked away with the
ieague championship.

Final standings in the league were:

Douglas College

B.Cct 1;

Simon Fraser University
Malaspina College
Capilano College

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In the statistics department Douglas
scored a total of 179 points and had only
29 points scored against them. This
undoubtedly is a phenomenal record. Top

. Scorers for Douglas through the season were:

Dave Jagger = _ 37 points
Brian McAdam - 30 points
Bert Kirby =~ 20 points
George Boan =) 12 points
Bill Mosdell = 12 points
John Turechi - 12 points
Bob Given = 8 points
Rod Miller “8 points
Phil Sharp = 8 points
Bill Houston = 8 points
Rick Cook = . & points
Huji O'Hara - 4 points
Chuck Kenyon =< 4 points

Rugby continues in the spring with
., the Douglas team playing an exhibition
series and hosting a 7 a-side tournament
before going down to play in a tournament
in San Francisco over Easter.

 

SOCCER TEA] GOES DOW TC MALASPINA

The Douglas College soccer team
closed out its season with a 5-0 loss to
Malaspina College in Nanaimo on Saturday. |
Losing this match dropped Douglas to
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the 7 team league, while Malaspina clinched
2nd spot with their victory. The league
title was won by Vancouver City College
with a perfect 12-0 record.

Douglas certainly had the talent this
year to win this league but too many
players tailed to show up for crucial
games and the team's line up had to be
changed far too often. This made it
difficult to get any cohesion and
continuity in the team's strategy.

In the spring the team will be getting
together again for a few exhibiton games
before venturing down to play ina
tournament in Eugene, Oregon.

WOTENS BASKETDALL TEA’ PIPS TRINITY

 

The Douglas College womens basketball
team edged Trinity Western Spartans by a
score of 27-26 in a most exciting and
sometimes rough encounter at Trinity Western
College on Friday evening.

Douglas College led by a score of
15-12 at the half with Gail Cheverly and
Karen Morley supplying most of the punch
in the Douglas attack and with Anda Rishel
being outstanding for Douglas on the
rebounds under the Douglas basket.

In the 3rd quarter Trinity switched

to a zone defense and Karen Morley had to
retire from the game with an injured fingér.
This seemed to blunt the Douglas offense
and they were held scoreless in the 3rd
quarter as Trinity went ahead 22-15. Some
stern words by coach Marian Wilson in :
between the 3rd and 4th quarters seemed to
revive the Douglas girls as they went on a
scoring spree in the last eight minutes

to regain the lead and hold on for victory.

GERT VAN NIEKERK