| Cariboo Tournament, starting the spring

| Ice Hockey

| The men’ s ice hockey team will be travelling

| local 5338, if interested in accompanying
| the team.

Athletics and Intramurals.
Basketball

The men's and women's basketball teams trav-
elled to Kamploops Jan. 5, 6 & 7 to the

semester in a most successful | manner. The
men won the tournament defeating Northern
‘Alberta Bible College for the championship.
The women defeated Malaspina College.

Steve Mitton was the MVP of the tournament
while Grant Rose picked up a first All-Star.
‘Carol Taylor earned the women's All-Star.
Nice job - coaches Steve Beauchamp and
Richard Norman.

The basketball teams played Trinity Western
here Jan. 10 with the women winning their
game by 30 points and the men losing theirs
by a scant 15. Remember, spectators are
good for at least another 20 points, so if
you can't make it, encourage others to do so,

Cariboo will be here Friday Jan. 20 at 6:30
p.m. and Jan, 21 at 2 p.m. Friday night
games will feature some good half-time door
prizes; so, let's see you there!

Volleyball

   

The women's volleyball tieee coached by Mike
Shen will attend a U.B.C. tournament on—
dan. 13 & 14, while the men coached by Ross
Dunning will be involved here at Douglas.

Both Volleyball teams will compete ina
Totem Conference tournament here at Douglas
on Jan. 27 & 28. Thirteen teams will take
part with the final championship games
scheduled for Saturday night at 8p. m.

Mike Shen will take the women's volleyball
team to China in April and staff and faculty
are requested to contact Betty Lou Hayes,

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‘to Kamloops on Jan. 14 & 15 for two games
against Cariboo College. Cariboo has the

 

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| Co-ed volleyball will be the sport for the

course and lower cafeteria area for infor-

| games as VCC has topped the league for many
| years.

| Registration for fitness elaases has gone

| this semester.

| Allison - “schedules to be announced. — 7

| My appreciation goes to Harold Hancheroff
of MVP Athletic Supplies for taking the

| Indoor soccer for men and women is eo

| Recreational badminton happens on Thursdays
| 7:30 - 10:30 p.m. and Bob Scott is the
| person: in charge of court space.

 

 

 

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has donated the use of a van for the trip
and the Student Society has provided a set
Home games will take place |
on Feb. 4 & 5 at Four Rinks. |
Badminton

Robin Ryan’ 5 badminton team will compete at
home Jan. 11 & Jan. 25 6 - 10 p.m. in the
Vancouver District Championships .

|

Intramurals

spring semester. Check posters in the con-
mation. Thursdays, 12 - 2 p.m. will be
the game times. .

way with games scheduled with SFU and
Trinity Western respectively. Call local
5338 for more information.

The only
interruption in this time slot will occur
on Feb. 9, when VCC arrives for men's and
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extremely well and classes are continuing
as in the fall semester. Drop-in rates wil]
rise to $2 per class after Jan. 15, but |
passes are $20 for any 20 classes during
Beginners are advised to
try the stretch-jazz classes. offered by

time to put on a Sports Injury Clinic for
our athletes and P.E. students. Our pro-
gram lacks a trainer or person to deal -
specifically with sports injuries and
Harold's SAREE IAS An) this area is gladly
- received.

Betty Lou Hayes

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best team in the Pacific League, so the guys