i dterm s g o ne - Durham College and UOIT
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Page 20 The Chronicle March 2. 1987<br />
Lady Lo rd s ai m fo r Al be rta<br />
By Kimberly Hawley Chronicle staff<br />
Alberta bound. Alberta bound, how I<br />
long to be Alberta bound...’<br />
This may very well be the song racing<br />
through the minds of the <strong>Durham</strong> Lady<br />
Lords volleyball team members.<br />
The national college championships<br />
will be held in Red Deer, Alberta on<br />
March 25-28, <strong>and</strong> our Lady Lords hope<br />
to be there.<br />
This year has been kind of a disap-<br />
pointment up to now, but we’ll be there<br />
again...I know we will", said the wo-<br />
men’s volleyball coach, Stan Marchut.<br />
Last year the volleyball team cap-<br />
tured the bronze medal in Victoria, B.C.<br />
But, this year is going to be a different<br />
ball game.<br />
TH I S<br />
The team must finish fourth or better<br />
to automatically qualify for the Ontario<br />
<strong>College</strong> Athletic Association (O.C.A.A.)<br />
championships, which will offer them<br />
the chance to reach Alberta.<br />
If they finish fifth or worse, they<br />
would still have a chance to qualify for<br />
the national finals at the O.C.A.A. pre-<br />
finals which were held this past wee-<br />
kend.<br />
At press time, the volleyball team<br />
was sitting in fifth position with a 6-7<br />
win loss. -C^<br />
On Thursday night the team was to<br />
play their last game at Centenial Col-<br />
lege, which would determi<strong>ne</strong> their final<br />
st<strong>and</strong>ings.<br />
If the team was to come up with anot-<br />
her loss, they would leave for Sheridan<br />
You weren’t supposed to read this ad ..<br />
.....,..,.....But since yoli didn’t follow<br />
instructions I may as well tell you about<br />
<strong>Durham</strong>’s <strong>ne</strong>west publication "The I.V.<br />
League". This information-packed<br />
<strong>ne</strong>wsletter will appear every two weeks in<br />
<strong>ne</strong>wst<strong>and</strong> boxes throughout the college.<br />
(’’<br />
:><br />
Also to save you time, don’t read this again.<br />
Instead read the <strong>ne</strong>xt issue of "The I.V.<br />
League" coming out March 1 2th.<br />
Ken Babcock<br />
Editor - The I.V. League<br />
)<br />
<strong>College</strong> /<br />
Friday Feb. 27, where they<br />
would participate in the pre-finals.<br />
If however, they were to win, they<br />
would be granted a buy to the finals,<br />
holding a fourth place st<strong>and</strong>ing.<br />
In an interview with team player Carol<br />
Cruwys, optimism was certainly ho-<br />
vering overhead.<br />
"Our team definitely has the pot-<br />
ential. We have a lot of dedicated iplay-<br />
ers on the team. If we work hard, I’m<br />
sure we can do it!", said Cruwys, who<br />
has recently retur<strong>ne</strong>d to play after dea-<br />
ling with shoulder <strong>and</strong> k<strong>ne</strong>e injuries.<br />
Intramural players<br />
Students from various dasses joi<strong>ne</strong>d intramural sports play. The sign-up was<br />
successful with twenty classes signing up. Students play at lunch hours Times<br />
are from 1 1 :00 am to 1 :00 pm daily. Here two teams struggle to gain control of<br />
the ball.
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