a Friday, Oct. $1, 1980 The Other Press page seven Rebounds play big roll in preseason win ‘by Warren Meneghello) The Douglas College men’s basketball team won their first exhibition game of the season by defeating Capilano College 71-67, last Saturday. Both teams started out _ slowly in the first half. Capilano took an early lead which diminished quickly due to some dynamite re-~ bounding by Douglas play- ers. Douglas’ John DeAnna led the scoring with 23 points. Other Douglas play- ers in double figures were Randy Kennet and Warren Meneghello who had 13 and 11 points respectively. “It was our offensive and defensive rebounding that led to the win,’’ explained coach Dan Moore. ‘‘We have a small team this year so we rely on a run and gun offence and superior con- ditioning to win games.”’ Moore has been involved with the team as assistant coach for the last three vears. Douglas went into the locker room at half time leading 32-27. Both teams exploded in the second. half as the momentum changed back and forth right down to the wire. With a minute and twelve seconds left on the clock and the game tied at 67 apiece, John DeAnna drop- ped in arebound to break the deadlock. Then with 55 seconds remaining and Cap- ilano desperately trying to tie the score a stray rebound fell into the hands of Men- eghello. In an effort to run out the clock he was fouled with 17 seconds left. He made both free throws to put the game out of reach. Douglas’ next exhibition game will be held Sunday, Nov. 20 at 4:00 p.m. in the Coquitlam campus gym. Come out and support the ‘team. Time Out — Clean swe The Douglas Rugby teams continued their im- pressive form over the weekend with three wins over Langley. In the third division game Douglas won 4 - 0 on a try by Brad Cook. However, the score was not a true indicat- ion of the game as Douglas Golf In late news, the Douglas College Intra-Mural~ Golf Championships were con- ducted last April 25, 1980 at the Tsawwassen Golf and Country Club. The annual tournament | attracted over 50 students and faculty members to South Delta's par 64 course. Prizes and trophies were awarded to the lucky and not so lucky golphers. squandered several excel- lent scoring chances through badly mistimed and aimed passes. The second team won easily by a score of 27 - 0 on tries by Gord Houchen, Frank Marisco, Dave Jag- ger, Benny Boon and Dave Malcolm. Benny Boon also kicked a penalty goal and two converts. A particularly pleasing feature of this ‘game was the outstanding play of two first year stu- dents namely, Phil Cham- bers and Scott Locken. Both these players were promo- ted to the second team from the third division last week and on the basis of their present form have the po- tential to make it to the first | division given a bit more experience. The first team continued to play ‘‘textbook’’ rugby swamping Langley 45 - 6. Tries for Douglas were scor- ed by Raleigh Debow (3), Damian Tyrell (2), Russ Lawrie, Pat Ponti, Garth Fraser and Mark Andrews. Russ Lawrie kicked three converts and a penalty goal. Douglas plays Richmond in Queens Park this Satur- day. Game times are 11:30 am, 1 pm and 2:30 pm. with the bad news. A few of the teams are finding it difficult to host games or There’s good news and bad news this week, so I’ll start get a place to practice. 4 This predicament involves the basketball, volleyball an field hockey teams, who rely on a number of different gyms to play in. As it stands they have to take whatever they can | get, which means distributing their visits between Queen Elizabeth in Surrey, the Arena in New Westminster, St. Francis in Burnaby and Winslow in Coquitlam. That can], mean a lot of travelling for any player who is expected to show up for games and practices divided between his/her], homework and class time. Even the field hockey team has had to move their practices indoors because of last weekend’s switch to standard time. It seems the situation will prevail until the completion of the permanent campus in New Westminster, when the college will receive full gym], facilities. Athletic Director, Gert van Niekerk, feels that the new gym will improve Douglas’ sports program 100 per cent on both sides of the river. The good news is that intra-murals in Coquitlam and Richmond are rolling along at a steady pace. Volleyball is going strong in Coquitlam. The new campus is featuring the second half of the ‘‘Winslow Volleyball Classic’ this week. The annual event features five teams, with ten players, playing_a total of eight games each. The five teams are comprised from the career programs: Constructive Manage- ment, Retail Merchandising, A.B.E. (Adult Basic Education), Secretarial Arts and Child Care Workers. Con- structive Management was in the lead after the first half of the tourney, played last Thur. Oct. 23, and the winning team will be decided on a total points for and against record. Trophies will be presented to winner after the Thur. Oct.30 games. Games get under way at 12:00 noon. The student society will also be staging a Volleyball Tour- nament on Friday, Nov.14 in conjunction with a pub and dance at Coquitlam Campus. The pub opens at 6:00 pm. and the games get under way around 6:30 pm. One last item that must be noted is the awesome recent play of the women’s field hockey team, who are performing way beyond expectations. Two weeks ago they upset the defending league champions, B.C.I.T., by a 2-0 score. They are off to a much better start than last season and some feel that the early season coaching change has a lot to do with it. Iwas robbed, iN %s Howard, 1 thought in Terining For Six Ay 1 Jus7say © No sell wit Shingles. Airwie 1S 17 True ThaT youve gowe up in welghi # plan FighT The winner of This FighTé 7 Fans 0 wiTh one Time ChanP : Months Now ¢ Im Before you go co welkwouw thar FighT I had really Comfortable, with That I abuys how To make With Bubba, Five my weight. L Think I Though? you were A CAbbIT will Be A Sarfoys the beTler fighter GBLush. ThreaT To The winner. § ttuch Look inbeiure. This springs’ tournament, the fifth annual, will be held next semester on April 17, 1981, at Tsawassen. Here are the results of the last event: Low Gross 1. Landon Kitigawa 70 2. Jeff Beamish 72 3. 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