Much like the Lady T-Wolves, the UNBC men's soccer will also be in a tough situation this weekend against a Canada West powerhouse.
The Timberwolves are up against the Trinity Western University Spartans (TWU) this weekend in a back-to-back series.
TWU comes into the game sitting second in Canada West Pacific Division standings, while UNBC sits four spots below in sixth.
Here's how the two teams stack up as of today for games tonight (Oct. 4) and Saturday (Oct. 5):
TRINITY WESTERN UNIVERSITY SPARTANS
- Record: 6-4-0
- Goals for: 16
- Goals against: 13
- Goals leader: Cody Fransen (5)
- Assists leader: Caleb Johnson, Joey Seo (2)
- Points leader: Cody Fransen (6)
- Saves leader: Sebastian Colyn (34)
UNBC TIMBERWOLVES
- Record: 4-5-2
- Goals for: 14
- Goals against: 15
- Goals leader: Stu Rowlands (5)
- Assists leader: Owen Stewart (4)
- Points leader: Owen Stewart (6)
- Saves leader: Rob Goodey (37)
“Trinity is a very good team and has been playing good soccer all season," Prince George product Anthony Preston says. "Every year, they are so dangerous and so dynamic. But we have played them well in the past, and we know we need to do it again. This is a massive matchup for us, and for them, so we expect their best.”
PREVIEW: Hear from @UNBCMSoccer vet @Aidan_Way, who tees up @UNBC's weekend series with a dangerous @TWUSpartans team, and the massive @CanadaWest playoff implications. #gotwolves pic.twitter.com/tTRGMYwE1S
— UNBC Athletics (@UNBCATHLETICS) October 3, 2019
