The University of the Fraser Valley soccer and golf programs earned plaudits at the conference level on Tuesday, as Gurmaan Jhaj, Brittney Zacharuk and Zach Olson were recognized with weekly and monthly awards. MSOC: Jhaj named Canada West athlete of the month, third star of the week Jhaj, a fourth-year forward with the Cascades men’s […]
View this post on Instagram Amazing weekend for Cascades MGOLF – they won their home tournament, the UFV Invitational, by 22 STROKES 👀, and Zach Olson won the men’s individual! 🏔⛳️💪 #smilesallaround #WeClimbWeConquer A post shared by UFV Cascades Athletics (@ufvcascades) on Sep 30, 2018 at 8:54pm PDT Zach Olson and the University […]
It took a while for the University of the Fraser Valley women’s soccer team to find traction against the Thompson Rivers WolfPack on Sunday afternoon in Kamloops, but a pair of fourth-year veterans helped the Cascades turn the tide. Brittney Zacharuk and Gurneet Dhaliwal took turns assisting on each other’s goals late in the first […]
With Andrew Peat leading the charge, the University of the Fraser Valley men’s soccer team rallied for an impressive 3-1 win over the Thompson Rivers WolfPack on Saturday evening. On a drizzly evening at MRC Sports Complex, rookie forward Peat notched his first multi-goal effort as a Cascade, helping UFV erase an early 1-0 deficit. […]
The University of the Fraser Valley women’s soccer team picked up a crucial road win on Saturday afternoon, downing the UBC Okanagan Heat 3-1 in Kelowna. The Cascades took a 1-0 lead into halftime on Simi Lehal’s goal in the 12th minute, but the host Heat equalized on a Jessica Ambrosio marker just six minutes […]
The UFV Cascades had something to prove against the UBC Okanagan Heat, and they certainly made their point. The Cascades exploded for three goals during a sensational five-minute stretch early in the first half, and cruised to a 5-1 victory over the Heat in Canada West men’s soccer action at MRC Sports Complex on Friday […]
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