First UFV Student-Athlete to earn prestigious weekly award in 4 year association with CIS. Ellen Kuyer, a fourth year Business major, from Surrey, BC has been named the Blackberry CIS Female Athlete of the Week. The veteran striker on the women’s soccer team becomes the first Cascade student-athlete in the fouur-year affiliation with the CIS to earn this […]
First Female Cascade to earn the honour! Ellen Kuyer, a fourth year business major from Surrey, BC has been named the Canada West (CWUAA) Female Athlete of the Week, for the week ending Sunday, October 10th, 2010. Kuyer becomes the first Female Cascade in the three year association with the CWUAA to receive this honour! The veteran striker […]
Unbeaten streak runs to 4 games! The University of the Fraser Valley Cascades women’s soccer team marched into Vancouver and left with a 4-3 victory over the UBC Thunderbirds. This is the Cascades fourth straight positive result against a CIS national ranked Top Ten team. The Cascades improve their CWUAA regular season record to 4-3-1 […]
Rowing program earns 3rd Annual UFV President’s Shield The University of the Fraser Valley Cascades Department of Athletics is pleased to announce 29 student-athletes have achieved Academic All-Canadian standards, a new UFV school record. With 104 student-athletes participating on 8 different teams, in 2009-10, 28% of those student-athletes achieved an 80% or higher average in their studies. The overall […]
Earn UFV’s first Women’s Soccer CW playoff berth in 5 year history Records accomplished in 2010 CW regular season: -Most wins in a CW regular season: 8 -Least losses in a CW regular season: 5 -Most team points in a CW regular season: 25-points -Highest finish in 5 year history: 3rd Place (10 teams) -First Post […]
The University of the Fraser Valley Cascades men’s golf team won the Kwantlen Golf Tournament, this past weekend, to “tee off” the 2010 BCCAA golf season with a win and hold onto their Number One ranking in the BCCAA. The Cascades won the tournament by 3-strokes with a total team score of 449, over Vancouver Island […]
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