The Trinity Western Spartans and University of the Fraser Valley Cascades went toe-to-toe in a Thanksgiving Sunday barnburner, with the Spartans clawing out a 3-2 victory at MRC Sports Complex. Seina Kashima’s goal in the 64th minute stood up as the game-winner, and Elizabeth Hicks and Kathleen Chin also scored as the U SPORTS No. […]
A late goal from Jacob Low lifted the Trinity Western Spartans past the UFV Cascades 2-1 in Canada West men’s soccer action on Friday evening in Langley. The two local rivals had battled to a stalemate over the first 84 minutes of play, with TWU’s Domenic Poletto scoring in the eighth minute and UFV’s Andrew […]
The Trinity Western Spartans struck twice after halftime to pull away for a 3-1 victory over the University of the Fraser Valley women’s soccer team on Friday evening in Langley. The Cascades were level with the U SPORTS No. 3-ranked Spartans at the break – the hosts having opened the scoring in the 13th minute […]
The University of the Fraser Valley women’s basketball team opened its exhibition schedule with a 74-57 road loss to the UBC Thunderbirds on Thursday evening. The veteran-laden T-Birds got off to a strong start on the boards, out-rebounding the Cascades 18-9 in the first quarter as they opened a 19-7 lead. They expanded the margin […]
The University of the Fraser Valley golf program made an impressive awards haul this week as the PACWEST conference announced its 2018 season honourees. A trio of Cascades men’s golfers – Daniel Campbell, Zach Olson and Kyle Claggett – have been named PACWEST all-stars after finishing among the top five in aggregate scoring over the […]
It’s a huge weekend for the University of the Fraser Valley soccer and golf programs. On the soccer pitch, the Cascades men’s and women’s teams take on local rival Trinity Western in a home-and-home series – Friday in Langley, and Sunday in Abbotsford. The men’s golf team, meanwhile, heads to Nanaimo for the PACWEST championship […]
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The University of the Fraser Valley is situated on the unceded traditional territory of the Stó:lō peoples. The Stó:lō have an intrinsic relationship with what they refer to as S’olh Temexw (Our Sacred Land); therefore, we express our gratitude and respect for the honour of living and working in this territory.
