Abbotsford, BC – The University of Victoria men's soccer team wrapped up the regular season with a hard-fought 0-0 draw against the Fraser Valley Cascades on Oct. 25 at Rotary Stadium.
The Vikes leaned on a strong defensive performance throughout the afternoon.
- Victoria weathered consistent pressure from the Cascades, who held a 5-2 advantage in shots.
- Goalkeeper Callum Weir delivered a standout performance, stopping all five shots on target he faced to preserve the clean sheet.
- The Vikes remained organized defensively and limited Fraser Valley's opportunities inside the penalty area despite facing sustained pressure for portions of the match.
Victoria continued to battle in search of a breakthrough.
- Felipe Morales Moya and Griffin Leach each recorded a shot on target for the Vikes as they looked for the game's opening goal.
- Victoria generated scoring opportunities in a tightly contested match but was unable to find the decisive goal.
Notables
- The Vikes posted their third consecutive shutout. Victoria has now gone six consecutive matches without a loss, compiling a 5-0-1 record during that stretch.
- The draw moves Victoria to 8-4-3 in Canada West play, while Fraser Valley finishes at 8-3-5.
The Vikes now turn their attention to the Canada West playoffs, where they will carry a six-match unbeaten streak into postseason competition.
