INSIDE DOUGLAS COLLEGE / MARCH 13, 1990

 

 

 

Athletic Update

 

Women’s Volleyball

Sharp awarded
all-Canadian and all-star

Sue Sharp, a 20-year-old univer-
sity transfer student from Kelowna,
B.C., was awarded all-Canadian
status and BCCAA Ist team all-star
for her efforts with the Douglas Col-
lege Royals Women’s Volleyball
team. Sharp is captain and middle
blocker in her 2nd year with the
team. She plans to attend UBC next
year and we at Douglas wish her
well. Coach McInnes labels her con-
tributions to the team’s success out-
standing.

Badminton Team

24 kt. gold badminton

The Douglas team walked away
with top honours at the BCCAA
Championships in Nanaimo this
weekend winning 4 out of 5 gold
medals. A hearty "congrats" to Arif
Mawani and team:

Sian Deng, Ladies’ Singles — Gold
Peter Chen, Men’s Singles — Gold
Trish Schill and Kelley Wong,

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Sue Sharp

 

Ladies’ Doubles — Gold
Sharon Halpin and Aleen Mawiji,

Mixed Doubles — Gold
Darren Legge and Andy Leow,

Men’s Doubles — Bronze

Douglas College has six out of
eight representatives on the College
team representing B.C. colleges at
the CCAA National Championships
March 14-19 at BCIT. Drop over and
cheer for our team!

Men’s Basketball

Men fall in semi’s

 

 

 

The Douglas Col-
lege Men’s Basketball
team met 1st place
Trinity Western Spar-
tans in the BCCAA
semi-final champion-
ships this past week.
Although competi-
tive, our young team
was not able to
defend against
TWU’s 4th-year
players, and conse-

 

 

Back Row (I to r): Andy Leow, Mike Boyd, Corey
Grant, Darrin Legge, Aleen Mawji, Peter Chen.
Front Row (I to r): Kelley Wong, Trish Schill,
(Coach) Arif Mawani, Sharon Halpin, Slan Deng.

quently lost two
straight.

Next year, Trinity
wort get by us so
easily!

 

 

 

March 2 — TWU (102) - Douglas (73)
Ted Vanderwahl, 23 points

March 3 — TWU (69) - Douglas (61)
Dave Gill 17 points, Max Von
Trebra 14 points.

Men’s Curling
More BCCAA gold

The Men’s Curling team
delivered a 4-0 drubbing to the com-
petition this weekend, winning the
BCCAA Gold Medal in the process.
Cariboo College was 2nd with a 3-1
record. CNC, Cariboo #2 and Royal
Roads tied for 3rd with identical 1-3
records.

 

 

 

 

(I to r) Sean Aune, Skip; Ron Leech,
3rd; Brian Miki, 2nd; Darren Fenton,
Lead; Betty Lou Hayes, Athletic
Director.

 

Congratulations to skip Sean
Aune, 3rd Ron Leech, 2nd Brian
Miki, and lead Darren Fenton.

The mixed team fared less well
dropping games to Selkirk and
Cariboo to take 3rd spot. Good ef-
fort from Lance Gotzy, Leanna
David, Chris Weltons and Tania
Moore.

I especially want to thank Dawn
McKey for acting as the official
Douglas College representative and
accompanying the teams to Kam-
loops over the weekend. Good job,
Dawn! @