Abbotsford — UFV Athletics celebrated the school’s 30th year of varsity competition on Friday, hosting the annual athletics award banquet at the Ramada Plaza and Conference Centre. The banquet is the only time during the year that all of UFV student-athletes can dress to the nines and be in the same room at the same […]
Head of the Fort Results (Download)
UFV Rowing will be hosting its annual ‘Head of the Fort’ Regatta in March to kick off the 2014 season. The regatta will be held on UFV’s home waters in Fort Langley, BC. Teams interested in competing should fill out the entry form below and submit it as soon as possible. Race details can be […]
Montreal, Quebec…The UFV Cascades men’s and women’s rowing teams participated this past weekend in the 2013 Canadian University Rowing Association national championships, hosted by McGill University, in Montreal, Quebec, at the Olympic Rowing Basin. The Cascades men’s team finished tied for 18th place with three other schools with 0 points. There were 29 schools participating […]
2013 WCURC Results Burnaby Lake, BC….Despite the fog, at Burnaby Lake, on Sunday, October 20th, the 2013 Western Canadian University Rowing Championships were held. Seven schools in the western provinces competed in the race hosted by UBC Thunderbirds and the Burnaby Lake Rowing Club. The participants were University of Victoria, UBC, U of Calgary, Lakeland […]
Burnaby Lake, BC…..The University of the Fraser Valley Cascades men’s rowing team participate in the 2013 Burnaby Lake small boat invitational, this past weekend. The race covers a 4.2km distance with a 189 degree turn halfway through. “This race fit in as a great part of our training for the next few […]
UFV Cascades Alumni Poster Abbotsford, BC…..The University of the Fraser Valley Cascades in conjunction with the UFV Alumni Association are pleased to announce the 2013 UFV Cascades Alumni Day will be held on Saturday, September 28th. The festivities will commence at 1pm at the Envision Athletic Center (gym) parking lot with a BBQ for all […]
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