Game Information
 
Date: Friday, September 23 & Saturday, September 24
Time: 5:30 p.m.
Location: Hillside Stadium
Tickets

3 Things
 
1:  On Friday night Puppies & Pints presented by Petland returns to Hillside Stadium. Fans are encouraged to bring their dogs to the game. Petland will be on site handing out goodies and a special halftime race will see a prize package awarded to the winner.
 
2: Gyldis Pizza and Frozen Paddle will be serving up the food with a beer garden provided by the Kamloops Sports Council
 
3: The Kamloops Ruff Start Rescue Society will also be on site with two of their dogs that are up for adoption.

Weekend Story
 
KAMLOOPS – Riding high on the program's longest undefeated streak since joining Canada West in 2014, the Thompson Rivers WolfPack women's soccer team are back in Kamloops this weekend for a pair of games.
 
Facing the TWU Spartans on Friday and the Fraser Valley Cascades on Saturday, both games will get underway at 5:30 p.m.
 
Friday night will see the return of Puppies & Pints presented by Petland to Hillside Stadium. The WolfPack welcome you to bring your pack to the stands for a night full of special activities for your furry best friend.
 
The WolfPack will be looking to continue setting history this weekend. Not only will they be trying to pick up their first victories over either Trinity Western or Fraser Valley, but they are also trying to extend their program-record four game undefeated streak.
 
TRU picked up the third six-point weekend in program history last weekend, earning wins over the MRU Cougars and Lethbridge Pronghorns in Alberta.
 
Fraser Valley will also be looking to pick up the first win of their 2022 campaign. The Cacades are 0-1-5 on the year and have tied their past five games in a row.
 
Trinity Western meanwhile sits in second place in the Pacific Division with a record of 0-1-5. The Spartans are ranked second in the country and haven't allowed a goal in their past five games.
 
By The Numbers
 
6: Six different players have scored for the 'Pack with Camryn Curts, Emily Clark, Katie Chun and Ainsley Grether all scoring twice.
 
2.5: The WolfPack are averaging 2.5 goals scored per-game, a mark that would be by far the highest in program history.
 
1: The back-to-back wins on the road this past weekend was the first time the 'Pack have accomplished that in program history.