Women's Soccer (1-1-0)
Friday, August 29
Vikes vs UBCO Heat (0-0-0), Nonis Sport Field, Kelowna, BC, 4:30pm PST
Saturday, August 30
Vikes vs TRU Wolfpack (2-0-0), Hillside Stadium, Kamloops, BC, 5:00pm PST
Last Week Recap:
- The Vikes women's soccer team opened their season at home, splitting their first two matches with one win against Fraser Valley and a loss to Trinity Western, Aug. 22-23.
- Brianne McLeish is leading the team in points over the weekend with one goal, two assists, and two shots on goal.
- Taiya Scorey also had a standout performance this weekend with the game winning goal against University of Fraser Valley, along with scoring the first goal of the season for the Vikes against Trinity Western.
Webcast:
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Men's Soccer (1-0-1)
Friday, August 29
Vikes vs UBCO Heat (0-0-0), Nonis Sports Field, Kelowna, BC, 7:00pm PST
Saturday, August 30
Vikes vs TRU WolfPack (0-2-0), Hillside Stadium, Kamloops, BC, 7:30pm PST
Last Week Recap:
- The Vikes men's soccer team kicked off their season strong, remaining unbeaten with one win and one draw against Trinity Western and Fraser Valley, respectively, Aug. 22-23.
- Team captain, Fin Tugwell, secured the win against Trinity Western with the game winning goal in the 76th minute.
- Rookie Sam Calkins made his Vikes debut, scoring his first goal as a Vike against TWU.
- Connor Legge scored on a penalty shot in the second half against Fraser Valley for his first goal of the season.
Webcast:
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Women's Rugby (0-0)
Saturday, August 30
Vikes vs UBC Thunderbirds, Gerald McGavin UBC Rugby Centre, Vancouver, BC, 1:00pm PST
Story Lines:
- The Vikes women's rugby team will be opening the 2025 season in Vancouver as they play against the UBC Thunderbirds.
- Victoria won one out of their four match in the regular season against UBC last season, coming in the form of a 22-17 season-opening win at Wallace Field, Sept. 7, 2024.
- The Vikes faced the Thunderbirds in both the conference and national finals in 2024, falling to UBC in both title games and claiming the Canada West and U SPORTS silver medals.
Webcast:
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