page 14 December 6, 1985

 

Looking up

D.C. Men’s Volleyball is looking up.
Last Saturday, the Royals played in a
tournament in Malaspina against

by Cynthia Kilt

 

Cariboo College, the Royal Roads and
Malaspina winning against all of
them...

The Royals easily won against
Cariboo 15-2 and 15-6. D.C. played
the Royal Roads, with outstanding
performances by centre blocker Blake
Bevan and setter Paul Funk, they
won 15-8 and 15-6.

Beating Malaspina 15-4, 15-8; the
Royals currently have 6 wins and no
losses.Showing everyone why they
have first place in the Totem Confer-

    
 
 

   
 
   
 

 

ence.

The D.C. Royals women’s volley-
ball team is having their share of
troubles. Due to an accident, the
night before the Royals were planning
to go to Kamloops, the team had to
forfeit two of their games in the tourn-
ment.

But the team perservered, and with
Coach Louretta in 6th spot,D.C. won
their match against V.C.C. 15-8, 9-15,
15-11 and their game against the
Cariboo Chiefs 15-9, 17-15.

Unfortunaltely, their coach was in-
eligible as a player, making those two
wins void. But with three hours sleep,
the team were excellent competitors,
showing that they might soon be the
team in beat.

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DC sports news

Intramural Soccer’s regular season
had finished with the top 4 teams in
the first division being: Liverpool F.C.
with 20 pts, Casuals Last Stand and
Thunder Ducks- both with 15 pts and
Kahlua Klub with 13 points.

The second division’s teams in the
playoff are Hajduk Split and Queens
Avenue Gang. each with 16. pts, =
Kamikazee Kickers with 15 pts and
Team 16 with 14 points.

With a four-point lead over the sec-
ond place teams, Liverpool F.C. is
favoured to win. But anything can
happen with the winners from Dec-
embers 5th’s games advancing to the
Semi-finals which take place in the
gym on December 12th between 12-1
pm, Finals take place after the semi-
finals from 1-2 pm. Prizes will be
awarded to the top four teams.

BASKETBALL

Anyone who has never seen fight-
ing in a basketball game, last Friday’s
game between the D.C. Royal’s mens
basketball team and the Vancouver
Police was the one to see.

The Royals led_ the first half 38-36
and increased their lead to a 6-point
margin by the end of the game, win-
ning against the Vancouver Police by
the score of 84 to 78.

The game was not without a few in-
stances of fighting. But with the
game’s leading scorers: Al Church
(21) with 16 points, Randy Stevens
(11( with 14 pts and Brent Henderson
(23) with 13 pts; the Royals defeated
the Vancouver Police, who earlier this
season won the Royal Classic Tourna-
ment over the Royals.

 

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