Royals Named
Athietes of Week

Douglas College Athletics

cameron Wilson

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at soccer.

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Men’s Soccer: Cameron Wilson

Cam is in his 2nd year at Douglas College. The 5710”
North Delta native has started the season right where he
left off in 2005. Last season, Cam was the BCCAA
Rookie of the Year, BCCAA Player of the Year, BCCAA
Leading Goal Scorer and a CCAA All-Canadian.

In the opening weekend of league play, Douglas had two
very tough opponents. On Saturday, the Royals travelled
to Nanaimo to take on the Malaspina Mariners where
they ruined the Mariners home opener with a 4-1 victory.
The Royals jumped out to an early lead with Cam tallying
his 1st goal of the game. Five minutes later, Cam beat
the wide midfielder, then the fullback to service a per-
fectly timed cross resulting in Douglas’ second goal. In
the 50th minute Douglas was down to 10 men when
Cam once again took control and scored his second and
third goals of the game. On Sunday, Douglas travelled to
North Vancouver to take on the Blues. Cam played an
integral part scoring another goal and an assist in a 2-0
win.

Women’s Soccer: Karley Scrigner

Karley is in her 3rd year in the BCCAA and her 2nd year
at Douglas College. This 54” Surrey native finished 3rd
in scoring last season and has started this years campaign
at the top of the table.

This past weekend, Karley led Douglas to two road
victories against the Malaspina Mariners and Capilano
Blues. On Saturday, Karley scored the winner in a 1-0
victory over the Mariners on a well executed free kick.
She beat the wall and keeper with a perfectly placed shot
low to the corner of the net. On Sunday, Karley scored 3
goals in a 6-2 win over the Blues. On Karley’s first goal,
she received a pass from a team mate and used her speed
and strength to hold off a Capilano defender before slot-
ting the ball into the top right corner of the net. Her
second goal was another well placed free kick. Her third
goal was similar to her 1st of the game. Karley’s leader-
ship combined with her on-field play should go along
way in helping the Royals have a successful season.

Karley Scringer
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at soccer, and |
really love beer.

 

 

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Douglas Sports Corner
Calendar of Upcoming Games

Away game vs. UBC Thunderbirds. Game takes place in Vancouver Wednesday Sept. 27.
Home game vs. SFU Clan. Game takes place in New Westminster Friday Sept. 29 - 6:00pm.
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Home game vs. UCFV Cascades. Gort pecs Mu Wien Pride Sept 29 4:00pm.
Home game vs. Alumni. Game takes place in New Westminster Saturday Sept. 30 - 5:00pm.
Away game vs, TWU Spartans, Game takes place in Langley Thursday Oct. 5 - 6:00pm.

Away game vs. Kwantlen Eagles. Game takes place in Surrey Sunday Sept. 17 - 2:00pm.
Home game vs. Okanagan Lakers. Game take place in Coquitlam Saturday Sept. 23 - 3:00pm.
Home game ys. TRU Wolfpack. Game takes place in Coquitlam Sunday Sept. 24 - 2:00pm.

Away game vs. Kwantlen Eaoles, Game takes place in Surrey Sunday Sept. 17 - 12:00pm.
Home game vs. Okanagan Lakers. Game take place in Coquitlam Saturday Sept. 23 - 1:00pm.
Home game vs. TRU Wolfpack. Game takes place in Coquitlam Sunday Sept. 24 - 12:00pm.

Senior Boys Tournament. Games take place in New Westminster Friday Sept. 15 and Saturday Sept. 16.
Away game vs. Malaspina. Tournament takes place in Nanaimo Friday Sept. 22 and Saturday Sept. 23.

Junior Girls Tournament. Away game vs. Coquitlam. Game takes place in Coquitlam Friday Sept 15 and Saturday Sept 16.
Scrimmage vs. Capilano. Game takes place in New Westminster Tuesday. Sept. 26 - 6:30pm.
Senior Girls Toumament. Away game vs. Coquitlam. Game takes place in Coquitlam Friday Sept. 29 and Saturday Sept. 30.

 

 

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