Thursday, February 16, 1984.

 

 

The Douglas Women split
a pair of games last week at
home with a loss to V.C.C.
on Thursday, 70-42, and a

 

_ by MARTIN HEMERIK

 

win over Fraser Valley on
Sunday, 66-40.

The V.C.C. women were
the C.1.A.U. champions last
year and this team is the
same calibre. They last
played Douglas in December

       
       
       
     
       

  
 

The Douglas College
music department
presents:

SPRING
CONCERTS

Tuesday, Feb.21
2:30 in the Theatre:

Patti Davidson,

Thursday, |
12:30 in the Theatre:

UBC Vocal Octet

and beat them by 66 points!

On Thursday the team did
what they had to. They put
pressure on the Falcons
right away, jumping to an

early 10 point lead, flus-

tering and throwing the
V.C.C.team off balance
throughout most of the first
half.The Falcons _ started
coming. back towards the
end of the half, and led at
halftime 32-26.

The second half started
out quickly as V.C.C. netted

soprano
Feb. 23

‘THE OTHER PRESS

8 quick points and it looked
as though they might blow
out Douglas again and they
might have except for one
thing; rebounding. The Roy-
als rebounded 40% which is
remarkable because they’re
the smallest team in the lea-
gue and were somewhat
dwarfed by the mighty Fal-
cons, one of the largest. In
short (no pun intended) they
were impressive in defeat.
Against Fraser Valley on
Sunday, well what can you
say. They won by 26 points
played a lacklustre first half
and were without their top

) scorer, Kathleen Knight.
4 =6In the first half tried to ©.
run Fraser Valley into the ©

ground, twice had 12 point
leads and twice blew 12
point leads.

The second half however
belonged to Douglas. The
offense was blistering and
the points came from every

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Women Impressive in Split

direction. Jan Torrey had - +

her best game of the season
with 13 ‘points. Michelle
Ward in one of her best per-

netted 9 points and Marla
Uytterhagen «contributed 8.
Karen Minato led all scorers
with 18.

On defense Douglas was

‘successful with a 1-2-2 zone.

Rebounding was once again
impressive. Jan Torrey, the
smallest player on the team

‘(perhaps even in the league)

is a dominant force in ‘that
respect through her speed
and quickness. If a ball hits
the court after a shot just
look for ol’ number 5 and
she’s sure to have it. Sue
Olson and Marla Uytter-
hagen also played a promin-

formances of the season had i
a big 10 points. Carol Taylor —

 

 

The Douglas Women played well but could not

defeat heavily Favoured Vancouver Community
College last week. However they came back to
defeat Fraser Valley College on Sunday February
12th.

 

Tuesday, Feb. 28
2:30 in the Theatre:

Student Recitals
Thursday, March 1°
12:30 in the Theatre:

Douglas College
Chorus Concert
Tatsuo Hoshina

director

  
   
   
   
  
    
 
 

(>) All performances are FREE

    
 

ent role in rebounding. The
team’s record role is now
10-11 overall.

A TripTo CHINA

The Douglas College Volleyball team is

looking for people to fill vacancies for

their spring trip to China.

The group will be leaving April 27 or 28 fora
friendship, competition, and sightseeing trip to
Shanghai, Nanking, Hanchow and Beijing (Peking).

$2,000 will cover all costs of 14 day, 15 night visit. |
Contact Betty Lou Hayes, local 5338