In the second game of a three-game homestand, Whitecaps FC2 defeated rivals Portland Timbers 2 at Thunderbird Stadium to win their third straight Cascadia derby match.
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UBC Thunder, UBC’s club dragon boating team placed first in the Recreational A and B divisions in the 27th annual Rio Tinto Alcan Dragonboat Festival.
As a new member of the VOC, it quickly became apparent to me how "beginner" can take on drastically different meanings on the Howe Sound Crest Trail.
Whitecaps FC2 returned to Thunderbird Stadium July 4 and recorded their first ever win against Cascadia rivals, Seattle Sounders 2.
As Whitecaps FC2 officially kick off the second half of their season July 4, it’s the perfect time to assess the team and the direction they are heading in.
The new, state of the art climbing wall is tucked into a corner in the second floor of the new SUB, and features 25 routes with 25 more on the way.
According to statistics provided by the Canada West Universities Athletics Association, a total of just 6,792 people took in a Thunderbirds football home game last year
Today, UBC Thunderbirds Baseball officially announced that Chris Pritchett will become the team’s new head coach.
After a 4-1 loss to Vancouver United FC, the Vancouver Thunderbirds soccer club bounced back with a dominant performance, blanking FC Tigers Vancouver 6-0.
The new facility, which will cost $1.1 million dollars, is being built beside the Thunderbird Stadium and aims to help football players succeed academically.
WFC2 bounced back with one of their best attacking performances of the year in a 3-2 win at home against Cascadian rival Portland Timbers 2.
UBC football fans have a familiar face to cheer for when the BC Lions take on the Edmonton Eskimos tonight at Thunderbird Stadium.
In a game where fans were encouraged to bring their dogs to the stadium, it was the Whitecaps FC2 who showed very little bite on the field.
I am not athletic. I can barely swim. But I do love nature. This is not Places to Be: Exciting Expert Adventure Hike, this is Places to Be: Step One.
After a disappointing 2014 season, the Thunderbirds football team is looking to turn everything around.