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October 2, 1981

by P.J. Stallard

‘ite some malicious
urs to the contrary, *
Douglas College ath-
‘eams and the Totem
rence are in fine shape
ig into the 1981-82
: season.
. one institution, B.C.
has felt compelled to
their athletic pro-
- because of lack of
1g...
other Totem Confer-
schools will be back
tar attempting to emu-
‘or improve on) last
. successes.
addition to both inter-
2! and local competition,
‘-y Douglas athletic squ-
s will be directly involved
he Totem Conference
..’s provincial commun-
college athletic associ-
1). These teams, their,
iches and other general
»-ermation are as follows:

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Diuglas Volleyball(both
pens and womens) practic-
*a are being held at the
Queen’s Park Arenex (in
\>w West) every Monday
and Thursday from 5 to 6.30
mirst league tournaments
‘ar the Totem Conference
will be held in November.
if interested sign the ath-
ietics list outside the New
West , and Coquitlam, cam-
»us bookstores or contact
the Douglas College athletic
department on the Winslow
Campus at 939-6611.

Badminton Totem confer-
ence tourneys will be

_held January through March

Practices, however, will be--
gin within a short while.
gin within a short while.
Sign the athletics list
or contact coach Robin Ryan
at his Winslow campus of-
fice (again at 939-6611).
BASKETBALL-Both men’s

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women’s teams will.

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their exhibition sched-
October. Practices
will be held for the men’s
team from 5 to 7 p.m. Mon-
days and Wednesdays at
the Coquitlam campus ans
Tuesdays from 5 to 6:30

-p.m. at the Queen’s Park

Arena.

.Women’s basketball prac-
tices will be held Thursdays
at the Coquitlam site, 5 to 7
p.m., and Wednesdays from
5 to 6:30 p.m. at the arena.

.For further information
contact the ever vigilant
athletic department (that
number again: 939-6611), or
sign the sports list outside
the New West cafeteria.

MEN’SOCCER practices
have started with league
play beginning soon. If in-
terested call coach Vince
Alvins at 986-6976 or the
athletic department.

CURLING- Totem confer-
ence champion in the mixed
division last year, Douglas
College’s curling team is
coached by athletic director
Gert van Niekerk, who can.

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be reached at the Coquitlam
campus at 939-6611.

.All douglas athletes (or
potential athletes) must be
registered in a minimum of
nine semester credit hours
to participate in the Totem
conference.

 

 

 

 

 

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