MEN'S
TEAM
TAKES
FIRST
ROUND

by Dave Dalcanale

On Nov. 3, the Douglas College Men’s
Soccer Team made their first appearance
in the BCCAA Soccer Championships
in 12 years a successful one as they
defeated Langara College 2-1.

Led on goals by Matt Cooper and Elmar
Aries, Douglas advanced to the BCCAA
Final on Saturday Nov. 4th versus Fraser
Valley to see who would become the
1995 BCCAA Champion and represent
the BCCAA at the national
Championships in medicine hat.

TOUGH
LOSS FOR
MEN IN
FINALS

by Dave Dalcanale

Douglas dominated the first half of the
contest, but came out of it with only a
scoreless tie. Fraser Valley reversed their
fortunes as they scored 2 second half
goals and took the contest, as well as the
BCCAA Championship with their 2-0
victory. Fraser Valley will now advance
to the CCAA National Championships
in Medicine Hat.

  

 

WOMEN
OPEN
SEASON
WITH 2
WINS

by Dave Dalcanale
Douglas College Women’s Basketball
team opened the 1995-96 BCCAA
regular season in Kelowna with a 6 point
victory over Okanagan University
College, 54-48.

Douglas was led by jasmine Foreman
with 15 points and 6 rebounds, and:
Marlee Siemens with 12 points and §..
rebounds.

The team was victorious against
Kamloops the next evening, 62+47,.
against UCC.

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LOSE 2

by Dave Dalcanale sie
Douglas took.to the court for the first
time in BCCAA League action this
season as they traveled to Kelowna to
take on the Okanagan Lakers.

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Douglas came out of the contest with an
81-45 loss, as they were completely.

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dominated from the outset. Alex Zabori

led the way with 12 points and 10°.

rebounds, while Ben Mayan et y
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up short. Douglas lost to UCC by;

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Bennett added 14 points and
rebounds.

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STILL

UNBEATEN

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The Douglas College men

eated Camosun College on
lov. 3, by a 3-0 (15-8, 15-3, 15-
Douglas was led by Rob Gowe
and Brian Boles with 6 kills.
‘y improved their first place
e following day. with
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Malaspina Universt? College.

Douglas had a balanced attack
as 4 players had 5 kills or more, led by
Ken Kleindienst with 8.

 

   

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November 14, 1995

WOMEN
BLANK
CAMOSUN

by Dave Dalcanale

The Douglas College Women’s
Volleyball team opened the weekend on
a positive note as they defeated Camosun
College 3-0 (15-2, 15-9, 15-11).
Douglas had a balanced attack as every
member of the team contributed with
either a kill or an ace. Douglas was led
by Stacy Dupuis with 5 kills and 8 ace
serves, while Amy Kanakos had 7 kills
and | ace.

DOUGLAS

  

 
 

Dave Dalcanale

Douglas College badminton Team
ed the 1995-96 BCCAA season this

as placed Sth in the overall team

  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  

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nd = Langara
BCIT
Capilano
Douglas
Cariboo

 

 

FOR US? THEN
COME AND VISIT US
IN ROOM 1020.

 

 

 

GRIZZLIES
GROOVE

by Eileen Rose

Opening night at General Motors Place
was quite an exciting event, with or
without the game itself. The night began
with an incredible light show, fireworks
and Grizz, the Grizzlies’ mascot bear,
being repelled from the rafters to land
center court. The Extreme Dance Team
also put on a great performance, not to
be skinned with cheerleaders, the EDT
is in a class of their own.

The full house at GM Place participated
readily and cheered the team onto a 100-
98 victory against the Minnesota
Timberwolves. Even scoring giant
Christian Laettner was no match for the
scoring efforts of the Grizzlies Greg
Anthony and byron Scott.

The game was tied with 14 seconds left
in regulation time by a three pointer from
Christian Laettner, but in overtime with
a second left to spare Chris king tipped
the ball in to win the game.

 

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"MEN'S BASKETBALL RESUMES JANUARY 14, 1996

"WOMEN’S BASKETBALL RESUMES JANUARY 14TH, 1996

MEN'S BASKETBALL

DOUGLAS VS. MAL
18 DOUGLAS VS. CAM
DOUGLAS AT CAP
2 -DQUGLAS AT Lc

21 DOUGLAS AT SL

8PM
6PM
8PM
8PM
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18 DOUGLAS VS. CAM APM |
DOUGLAS AT BELLEVUE 4PM-10PM (TOURNEY)
25 DOUGLAS AT BELLEVUE 9AM-6PM (TOURNEY) |
DOUGLAS AT BELLEVUE 9AM-4PM (TOURNEY) —
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