Game Information
 
Date: Friday, January 13 & Saturday, January 14
Time: 7:30 p.m.
Location: TCC Gym
Tickets: Buy Here
 
3 Things
 
1:  All weekend long the WolfPack will be collecting donations for Shoot for the Cure. The annual fundraising campaign supported by schools across Canada has raised over $1.75 million in donations for the Canadian Cancer Society since it started in 2007.
 
2: TRU students that attend games this weekend will receive a free bag of popcorn from the concession.
 
3: There will also be hot food and cold beer served up inside the TCC at every WolfPack game this season.
 
Weekend Story
 
KAMLOOPS – Riding their longest Canada West winning streak in five years, the Thompson Rivers WolfPack men's basketball team is set to face a tough test in the form of the UBC Thunderbirds.

Hosting UBC at 7:30 p.m. on both Friday and Saturday inside the TCC, the games will be pivotal ones in the standings with TRU and the Thunderbirds both currently holding records of 5-5.
 
The WolfPack made it five wins in a row last weekend when they started the second half of their season with back-to-back victories over the Saskatchewan Huskies in Saskatoon. Rookie Cyrus Harrison was named the WolfPack Athlete of the Week after leading the way with 35 points over the two games.
 
On the road in Brandon last weekend, the Thunderbirds split a pair of games with the 8-4 Bobcats.
 
While the teams hold identical records of 5-5, they have arrived at that mark in vastly different ways. TRU started the year with five straight losses followed by their current five game winning streak. On the other hand, UBC has split each of their five weekends so far this season.
 
UBC took all three meetings that two teams played last season.
 
By The Numbers
 
8:  TRU's current winning streak is their longest in CW play since the team won eight-straight in the 2017-18 season.
 
75.9: TRU boasts the second-best defence in the conference, allowing just 75.9 points-per-game.
 
4: Four members of the 'Pack have averaged double-digits in points so far this season. Denys Bachurin (15.2), Asher Mayan (12.9), Cyrus Harrison (11.7) and Daniel Bost (11.3).