OP Player of the Week:
This week’s OP Player of the Week is Nanaya Miki. Despite her team not winning a game at the tournament, Miki still managed to amass a ridiculous amount of offensive and defensive stats.
Category: SPORTS
Turkish oil wrestling
Ladies, does it make you uncomfortable when you see guys watching women’s volleyball tournaments for the sole purpose of watching women bounce around in booty shorts?
Balling out of control
The women opened up the weekend on Friday, having earned their bye to the semifinals by finishing second in the PACWEST. They faced the red-hot hosts, the Capilano Blues.
Club spotlight: Douglas Ping Pong Club
Although the ping pong facilities are widely used at Douglas’ New West campus, there hasn’t been an active ping pong club in a while.
Hometown Hockey
Hockey is a national sport in Canada, and as a result, there is a story that involves hockey in almost every Canadian city.
Silver tastes sour
They say that winning bronze feels better than losing gold. While the value of silver is still higher than bronze, at least when you win bronze, you’re actually finishing on a win.
Douglas Preview:
It’s always a bittersweet feeling around this time of year. Seasons wrapping up means the end of months of hard work, but it also means no more regular season games.
The curse continues
It has been nearly a decade since the women’s volleyball team won a set at the Provincial championships. The curse of the sweep has plagued the team for countless years.
What distinction is made between a game and a sport?
It was first played in India during the 6th century, spreading across the Middle East and eventually worldwide by the 1600s.
Upset or upsetting?
It was always going to be a hard week for the men, no matter how it was looked at. Coming into the week fresh off a hard loss to VIU, the men looked to bounce back on Friday against the third best team, the Langara Falcons.