UFV Cascades defeat Mount Royal Cougars, 81-67, in Calgary

Calgary, Alberta…The University of the Fraser Valley Cascades men’s basketball team defeated the Mount Royal University Cougars, 81-67, to sweep the weekend series played at Kenyon Court, in Calgary, Alberta.  The Cascades come home to face Victoria next Friday night a perfect 2-0.

 

The Cougars came out an quickly established an early lead on the CIS number four ranked Cascades.  Mount Royal shot close to 60 percent from the floor in the first quarter and held the high powered Cascade offence to 15 points, to win their first quarter since joining the CIS, 19-15.

 

In the second quarter, Coach Adam Friesen went to his bench and first year Cascade Kevon Parchment, Toronto, Ontario led UFV with 10 points in the second frame to ignite the Cascade offence to score 24 points and go into the break up by five points, 39-35. 

UFV shot 42 percent from the floor in the first half.

 

The Cascades shut Mount Royal down in the third quarter as they built a double digit lead of 13 points going into the fourth quarter, where veteran fifth year forward Kyle Grewal, Surrey, BC scored several key baskets to keep the young Cougars at bay.

 

Kyle led UFV with 23 points and 10 rebounds.  Parchment finished with 18 points as the bench produced some key baskets in the middle two quarters and Jordan Blackman, Abbotsford, BC chipped in with 13 points.

 

Fifth year guard Sam Freeman, scored 12 points tonight to give him a team leading 40 points (20 ppg) for the weekend.  Freeman has been averaging 20 plus points the past three weeks as UFV has averaged 80 points per game, in both non-conference and conference games.  UFV shot 42 percent for the game.

 

“I am happy with the boys effort tonight, they competed well for 40 minutes,” commented Friesen.  “I am glad for the experience of facing a tough close contest in a visiting environment.  It will only make us better going forward.”

 

UFV   15  24  24  18  =  81  (2-0)

MRU   19  15  16  17  =  67  (0-2)

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