Rob Giesbrecht predicted it, and Harneet Dadrao delivered. Dadrao’s goal in the 79th minute on Friday evening was the difference as the University of the Fraser Valley women’s soccer team edged the Mount Royal Cougars 1-0 at MRC Sports Complex. Her scoring success fulfilled a prophecy Cascades head coach Giesbrecht made at halftime. “At the […]
After playing a pair of doubleheaders together last week, the University of the Fraser Valley soccer teams’ paths diverge this coming weekend. The Cascades women are at home to face a pair of Prairie Division foes in the Mount Royal Cougars and Alberta Pandas. The UFV men’s squad, meanwhile, hits the road, albeit staying relatively […]
Coming off a .500 season (12-12 in PACWEST play), the Cascades men’s volleyball program will be a relatively youthful group, but they’ve got some quality veterans in the mix to provide leadership. “It’s a little bit of a youth movement this year, for how many young guys we have who are pushing for court time,” […]
The Cascades women’s team can look back at last season in a couple different ways, depending on whether they’re in a particularly glass-half-full or glass-half-empty mood. On one hand, head coach Mike Gilray’s squad can take pride in the fact that they finished third in the PACWEST regular season (13-11), and secured the program’s first […]
The University of the Fraser Valley men’s golf team turned in a dominant performance at the PACWEST championships in Nanaimo, winning the team title and earning two individual medals. The Cascades claimed the conference crown for the second year in a row and seventh occasion overall, posting a cumulative score of 889 over three rounds […]
A highly intense, relentlessly physical local derby went the Trinity Western Spartans’ way on Sunday afternoon, as they fended off a furious rally by the UFV Cascades to win 3-2. The Spartans built a 3-0 lead at MRC Sports Complex on goals by Austin Kasian, Cody Fransen and Domenic Poletto, but the Cascades battled back […]
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