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CANADA WEST CHAMPION SPARTANS OPEN SEASON AT UBC, VICTORIA
LANGLEY, B.C. – The two-time defending Canada West champion Spartans women’s soccer team will open its regular season schedule with a stiff road test, featuring games against UBC (Sept. 6) and Victoria (Sept. 7). The Spartans will then return to Chase Office Field to host Winnipeg and Manitoba in their home-opening weekend Sept. 13-14.
2019-20 CANADA WEST TV PASSES ON SALE
LANGLEY, B.C. – Fans looking forward to the 2019-20 Canada West season can now purchase Canada West TV passes, as the conference launched sales for its online streaming service on Monday.
THREE SPARTANS TO REPRESENT CANADA AT SUMMER UNIVERSIADE
LANGLEY, B.C. – Trinity Western women’s soccer defenders Kristen Sakaki (Burnaby, B.C.) and Elizabeth Hicks (Langley), along with women’s volleyball outside hitter Hilary Howe (Calgary) will get the chance to represent their country this summer, as all three will don the Maple Leaf at the 2019 FISU Summer Universiade in Naples, Italy from July 3rd to 14th.
KASHIMA NAMED FINALIST FOR CW ATHLETE OF THE YEAR
LANGLEY, B.C. – Trinity Western women’s soccer star Seina Kashima (Burnaby, B.C.) is one of three finalists for the 2018-19 Canada West Athlete of the Year award, with the nominees for the conference's top three male and female student-athletes unveiled Wednesday.
CANADA WEST LAUNCHES HALL OF FAME
LANGLEY, British Columbia – 100 years of excellence in university sport will enter the spotlight this season, as Canada West announced the launch of a conference hall of fame Thursday.
EIGHT SPARTANS HONOURED WITH COMPLETE CHAMPION AWARDS
LANGLEY, British Columbia – Trinity Western gave out the most Complete Champion Awards in program history, honouring eight well deserving student-athletes at the Spartans annual year-end awards banquet.
SPARTANS DROP KEG CUP CONSOLATION TO PANDAS
The Trinity Western women’s soccer team dropped the consolation final of the University of Victoria Keg Cup 1-0 to the University of Alberta Pandas Sunday afternoon in Victoria.
SPARTANS FALL TO UBC IN KEG CUP SEMIFINALS
VICTORIA – Trinity Western dropped a 3-2 decision against UBC in the semifinals of the 33rd annual Keg Spring Cup Saturday at Centennial Stadium.
RECEPTION RAISES 500K FOR SPARTAN ATHLETES
LANGLEY, B.C. – The Spartan Foundation’s 10th annual Complete Champions Corporate Reception fundraising event, which featured Dr. Murray Howe, raised a record $502,000 for Trinity Western Spartans student-athletes last Friday afternoon at the Langley Events Centre – home of the Spartans.
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Growing up, Madison Evans wouldn’t have described herself as the greatest athlete. She focused on gymnastics before trying a variety of other sports until she finally found the one that was right for her. Her parents had always told her it was important to stay active and to be involved with a team, but Evans couldn’t quite ever find the place that suited her best.
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When the Trinity Western women’s volleyball coach Ryan Hofer first saw Alison Quiring playing, he was impressed. What he saw was a talented athlete from Brandon, Man. with great height who could move amazingly well for her height. She even had an older sister, Angelica Quiring, who was already an established player with the Calgary Dinos. Then, after a visit to TWU during that same year, Quiring liked what she saw and committed.
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Athletes Of The Week
Brie King Women's Volleyball
King led the Spartans to a fifth place finish at the U SPORTS national championship this past weekend in Edmonton, Alta. 
Eric Loeppky Men's Volleyball
Loeppky was named tournament MVP as he led the Spartans to a national championship title with a 3-0 win over No. 1 Brandon.