INSIDE DOUGLAS COLLEGE/NOVEMBER 8, 1988

 

 

 

Athletic Update

 

Men’s Basketball: The men
travelled to Montreal Oct. 26 -
31 to compete in the Dawson
College tournament. Douglas
placed fifth overall and Glen
Cote was named a Ist All-Star.
The tourney was won by Hum-
ber Hawks from Toronto over
Vanier of Montreal (85 - 84).
The results of the five games
played by Douglas are as fol-
lows:

1. Douglas vs. Grant MacEwan
(Edmonton) - (63 - 79)

Wayne Johnson - 13 points
Glen Cote - 12 points
Phil Tapley - 11 points
2. Douglas College vs. Dawson
College (Montreal) - (99 - 66)
Glen Cote - 19 points
Willis Parnell - 14 points
Jason Wubs - 13 points
3. Douglas College vs. Vanier
(Montreal) - (84 - 86)
Glen Cote - 21 points
Jason Wubs - 15 points
4. Douglas College vs. John Ab-
bott (Quebec) - (84 - 45)
Phil Tapley - 19 points
Wayne Johnson - 12 points
Tracey Holloman - 11 points
5. Douglas College vs. Grant
MacEwan (Edmonton) - (94 -
71)
Sean Beasley - 20 points
Glen Cote - 15 points
Phil Tapley - 12 points
Women’s Basketball: The
Douglas College Women’s Bas-
ketball team travelled to Calgary
to participate in the All-Alberta
Pre-Season Tourney hosted by

 

S.A.LT. Seventh seed Douglas
came up against Second ranked
Red Deer in the first round and
were leading by eight points late
in the first half when Douglas’
third year player and top
rebounder Andrea Jackson in-
jured her ankle. The much
bigger Red Deer team slowly
took control in the second half
and broke it open in the last few
minutes to win 73-58. Three
hours later Douglas came up
against Grant MacEwan of Ed-
monton. Douglas managed to
stay ahead by a couple of points
throughout the game by pressing
full court. Final score Douglas
College 70, Grant MacEwan 61.
First game of the next day saw a
tired Douglas face an almost as
tired Grande Prairie team. Both
teams gave it a good effort but
néither found much luck shoot-
ing. Although Douglas shot
31% to Grande Prairie’s 28%,
Grande Prairie made the best of
their foul shots while Douglas
hit only 5 in 18 tries, and were
defeated 50-43. Lethbridge, led
by B.C.’s 6’6" Laurie Hock-
ridge won the Championship
with Red Deer finishing second.
Douglas finished seventh. Ethel
Atte led all Douglas scorers
each of the three games.

Women’s Volleyball: The
results of the BCCAA tourna-
ment #1 in Castlegar at Selkirk
College October 28 and 29 are
as follows:

1. Douglas vs. Capilano (14-16,
15-6, 13-15)
2. Douglas vs. CBC (15-12,15-8)

 

3. Douglas vs. VCC (11-15, 5-
15)

4. Douglas vs. Selkirk (10-
15, 15-7, 15-10)

Men’s Volleyball: Douglas
men played in Castlegar at the
BCCAA Tournament #1 with
the following results:

1. Douglas vs. Cariboo (15-3,
15-8)

2. Douglas vs. Malaspina (15-7,
15-11) This was the best match
of the 3 played during the day.
Dean Witter played well with a
total of 11 kills.

3. Douglas vs. VCC (9-15, 4-
15)

Men’s Hockey: The Royals
played two league games this
weekend, winning both and
keeping penalties at a minimum,
which must be a first.

Oct. 28 -Douglas vs. BCIT(5-4).
Alan Wall (2 goals). Singles
from Steve Adrain, Frank
Pakozoy, Glen Bulwaka. —

Oct. 31 - Douglas vs. Trinity
Western (6-3). Greg Pritchard
(2 goals). Singles from Frank
Pakozoy, Darren Battersby,
Glen Bulwaka, Scott Dunbar.

Sports Menu:

@ Nov. 10 Women’s Basketball -
at Western Washington

@ Nov. 11-12 Women’s
Volleyball - Invitational at
Douglas

@ Nov. 12 Women’s Basketball -
at University of Victoria

@ Nov. 12-13 Men’s Hockey -
Douglas vs. Cariboo College at
Port Moody Arena

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