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Athletics Continued:

Slow Stretch Classes:
Tuesday and Thursday: 16:30 to 17:15

Passes for September and October
will cost $25.00 and drop-in fees
will remain at $2.00/class.

Indoor soccer will be starting ina
week or so. Co-ed teams with great
prizes at the end. Same rules as
last year but if you have any sugges-
tions for improvement, please pass
them on to me at local 5338.

Meet our new coaches and a grand
hello to the returning ones:

Men's Soccer

Replacing Chris Bowcott is Peter
McCluskie who comes to us fresh from
coaching a very successful women's
team up in Williams Lake.

Peter has his own philosophy for the
game of soccer and part of that is
being fit - (wait until he sees the
out-of-shape guys and realizes he hag
three weeks to whip them into shape).
Our first league game is September

29 at 1300 hours at Sapperton Park.

Women's Volleyball

Welcome to Allan Singh who is also
coaching at Carson Graham. Great
for our recruiting! Allan has a lot
of plans for improving the skills
and fitness of our team members and
I wish him all the luck and hard work
it will take. First tournament is
November 24 at B.C.I1.T.

 

Men's Ice Hockey

Merv Bodnarchuk has doubtlessly made
himself known to many of you by now,
and for those of you he hasn't met,
Merv is the intrepid coach of the
men's ice hockey team.

Home arena is Port Moody; however,
the first game is October 15, at
Queen's Park against the Vancouver
Canuck Oldtimers. Gordie Howe and
Bobby Hull will be the guest stars
of our Royals team and NO, they
haven't enrolled at Douglas in order
to play hockey. This is a benefit
game in order to raise money for the
team. Support us please, and get
your tickets from myself, any of

the team members or at any V.T.C./
C.B.0O. outlets. Tickets are $9.00
each with reserved seating.

Men's Basketball

Steve Beauchamp is returning and
looking forward to a successful
year. Fourth in the league last
year, simply means we stand a good
chance of improvement this year.

Douglas will host the Totem Cham-
pionships here in March 1985 for
both men and women.

Women's Basketball

Richard Norman and assistant Coach
Mike Garisto have worked their PR
bones to death this past year and
pulled in 23 bodies to tryouts this
week. Phenominal!

Looks like another 100% improvement.
This year as the team gears up to
host the Canadian Nationals here

in March 1986.

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