Editor’s note: The Cascades wrestling program is sending head coach Raj Virdi and six athletes to Chandigarh, India from Nov. 25 to Dec. 4. This page contains updates passed along by Coach Virdi, along with social media highlights and mainstream media coverage. The most recent updates are at the top. Sunday, Dec. 3: Touring Panjab […]
The University of the Fraser Valley women’s basketball program is pleased to announce that Natalie Rathler of Langley, B.C. has signed with the Cascades. The 6’0” forward out of Walnut Grove Secondary is set to complete her high school studies in 2018, and will join the Cascades next fall. UFV head coach Al Tuchscherer loves […]
The University of the Fraser Valley baseball program’s fundraising event, scheduled for Feb. 10, 2018, was to feature keynote speaker Gregg Zaun, a former major league player and Sportsnet TV analyst. In light of the allegations of inappropriate behaviour in the workplace against Zaun which led to his termination by Sportsnet today, UFV Baseball is […]
The University of the Fraser Valley basketball teams wrap up their 2017 regular-season schedules this weekend, as they face the Lethbridge Pronghorns on the road. MBB: Cascades take three-game win streak into Lethbridge Friday, Dec. 1: Cascades (4-6, T-10th in Canada West) at Lethbridge Pronghorns (8-2, T-2nd in Canada West), 8 p.m. MT / 7 […]
The UFV men’s wrestling team and both Cascades volleyball squads maintained their spots in their respective national rankings released Tuesday. The men’s wrestlers, for the third straight week, are No. 3 in the U SPORTS national poll, while the women’s team earned ranking points for the first time and are an honourable mention. The Cascades […]
The University of the Fraser Valley men’s basketball team buried the UBC Okanagan Heat under an avalanche of three-pointers on Saturday evening, en route to an 86-67 victory at the Envision Financial Athletic Centre. The Cascades hit 50 per cent of their attempts from downtown (17-for-34), including 11 during a scalding-hot first half which saw […]
The University of the Fraser Valley women’s basketball team’s dominance at the defensive end was comprehensive on Saturday, as they beat the UBC Okanagan Heat 65-37. The Cascades limited the Heat to 21.8 per cent shooting from the field, and held them to single-digit point totals in three of the four quarters en route to […]
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