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the other press November 6, 2002

 

Douglas Sports at a Glance Auril Gerow Named All-Canadian

Jordan Cripps
Sports Editor

 

Scores and Schedules

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Men:
October 26 | Douglas 18] SFU 34 |
Women: ”
October 26 | Douglas Premier 39] UVIC 7 |
Soccer
Wen: Provincial Championships iS
October 26—Semi-final | Douglas 1 | Langara 0 | §
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October 27—Final | Douglas 1 | UCC 0 | 3
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est Defender: Kristopher Peterson
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: Stedman Espinosa Jordan Cripps
Sports Editor
louglas will be at the National Championships hosted by John The awards keep piling up for Avril Gerow. As a result of earning BCCAA Athlete of

bbott College in Quebec November 6-9. the week and month honours, as well as being named a BCCAA First-Team All-Star,

she has now been named a CCAA All-Canadian, an award that will be officially

en’ Soccer National Rankings
announced at the National Championships in Quebec. This is an impressive way to

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

peak — Conference — i’ complete her collegiate soccer career, which also includes winning the Jack Diamond
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2 | Douglas Royals BC 10 achievements. In two of her three seasons with the Royals, Avril has been named a
3 | Concordia Thunder AB 6 First-Team All-Star. Even though her collegiate soccer career is completed, Avril will
4 | EX Garneau Elans Que. 5 continue playing soccer with her club team, PoCo, and may pursue a professional
5 | UNBSJ Seawolves Atlantic 8 career in the US after she completes her education in DC’s nursing program.
6 |John Abbott Islanders} Que. 12
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Jov. 5-17 Baseball: Douglas College World Series at
Mundy Park, Coquitlam.

ov.6-9 Soccer: National Championship at John Abbott
College in Montreal.

ov. 8 Basketball: at Malaspina. Women’s Team plays at
6:30 and the Men’s Team plays at 8:15.
Volleyball: Camosun Chargers at New
Westminster Gym. The Women’s team plays at
6:30. The Men’s Team plays at 8:15.

ov. 9 Basketball: at Camosun. Women’s Team plays at
2:00 and the Men’s Team plays at 4:00.
Volleyball: Malaspina Mariners at New
Westminster Gym. Women’s Team plays at 2:00
and the Men’s Team plays at 4:00.

Douglas Students’ Union
Rugby: Premier Women’s Rugby vs. SFU. At Local 18-Canadian Federation of Students
SFU. 11:30 a.m..