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FRI JAN. 10 at 7:00PM
OKANAGAN
4
SIMON FRASER
10
FRI JAN. 10 at 7:30PM
VANCOUVER ISLAN.
5
VICTORIA
3
SAT JAN. 11 at 7:15PM
OKANAGAN
2
VANCOUVER ISLAN.
6
FRI JAN. 17 at 7:00PM
VICTORIA
10
SIMON FRASER
3
FRI JAN. 17 at 7:00PM
VANCOUVER ISLAN.
5
LOGAN LAKE
1
SAT JAN. 18 at 6:15PM
VICTORIA
2
OKANAGAN
3
SAT JAN. 18 at 7:00PM
VANCOUVER ISLAN.
8
SIMON FRASER
2
FRI JAN. 24 at 7:30PM
LOGAN LAKE
4
VICTORIA
7
SAT JAN. 25 at 7:15PM
LOGAN LAKE
1
VANCOUVER ISLAN.
10
FRI JAN. 31 at 7:00PM
VICTORIA
3
LOGAN LAKE
1
SAT FEB. 1 at 7:00PM
VICTORIA
5
SIMON FRASER
2
SAT FEB. 1 at 7:00PM
OKANAGAN
7
LOGAN LAKE
2
FRI FEB. 7 at 7:00PM
SIMON FRASER
2
LOGAN LAKE
5
SAT FEB. 8 at 6:00PM
SIMON FRASER
2
OKANAGAN
3
SAT FEB. 8 at 7:15PM
VICTORIA
1
VANCOUVER ISLAN.
2
FRI FEB. 14 at 7:00PM
OKANAGAN
2
LOGAN LAKE
10
FRI FEB. 14 at 7:30PM
SIMON FRASER
3
VICTORIA
8
SAT FEB. 15 at 6:15PM
LOGAN LAKE
4
OKANAGAN
3
SAT FEB. 15 at 7:15PM
SIMON FRASER
1
VANCOUVER ISLAN.
8
FRI FEB. 21 at 7:30PM
LOGAN LAKE
4
VICTORIA
5
SAT FEB. 22 at 6:15PM
VANCOUVER ISLAN.
6
OKANAGAN
3
FRI FEB. 28 at 7:00PM
LOGAN LAKE
7
SIMON FRASER
3
FRI FEB. 28 at 7:30PM
OKANAGAN
4
VICTORIA
6
SAT MAR. 1 at 7:00PM
SIMON FRASER
4
LOGAN LAKE
1
SAT MAR. 1 at 7:15PM
OKANAGAN
1
VANCOUVER ISLAN.
8
THU MAR. 6 at 8:00PM  
SIMON FRASER
5
OKANAGAN
6
FRI MAR. 7 at 10:30AM  
VICTORIA
1
VANCOUVER ISLAN.
2
FRI MAR. 7 at 12:30PM  
OKANAGAN
4
LOGAN LAKE
5
SAT MAR. 8 at 12:30PM  
LOGAN LAKE
3
VICTORIA
4
SUN MAR. 9 at 12:30PM  
VICTORIA
3
VANCOUVER ISLAN.
0

SCORING LEADERS
44
Player Points
E Jones (VIU) 44
G Mattey (LLM) 36
C Bettenson (OKL) 32
C Newans (VIU) 30
GOALIE LEADERS
Matthew
Fleet
(VIU)
.933
Goalie SV%
M Ens (LLM) .917
H Tarves (UVIC) .914
W Fournier (VIU) .908
J Robar (VIU) .901
OCTOBER 13, 2022

SFU Makes BCIHL History with First Win Over NCAA D1 Opponent

SFU Makes BCIHL History with First Win Over NCAA D1 Opponent

BCIHL Media

ANCHORAGE/FAIRBANKS, AK — For the first time in its 18-year history, Simon Fraser University Hockey has emerged victorious in NCAA Div. 1 play. 

SFU continued their ambitious preseason schedule this past weekend in Alaska with two games against the University of Alaska-Anchorage Seawolves on Friday and the University of Alaska-Fairbanks Nanooks on Saturday. 

Friday’s game marked the first time in 930 days that the Seawolves would take to the ice after almost losing their program during the COVID-19 pandemic. 

Special teams were of utmost importance in Anchorage, with SFU taking 4 penalties including a 5 minute major by captain Mitch Ledyard, and UAA taking 6. SFU would finish the night 0-for-5 on the powerplay. 

SFU held the Seawolves to just 8 shots in the 1st period and would end up allowing 28 shots by the end of the game, with netminder Cale Dolan holding on to get his first shutout of the year. 

At the other end of the ice, SFU was able to put 18 shots on UAA goaltenders Joey Lamoreaux and Nolan Kent. A defensive back-and-forth matchup that seemed to be destined to head to overtime was squashed when Mathieu Jallabert buried the rebound off a shot by Logan Bromhead with just 1:55 to go in the 3rd and would hold as the game’s only goal. 

The victory marked the first time in British Columbia Intercollegiate Hockey League history that a team in the league has defeated an NCAA Division 1 program, after the likes of Simon Fraser University, the University of Victoria, and Trinity Western University had all suffered losses in the past.

“Tremendous effort by the boys,” said head coach Mark Coletta. “They have worked hard, so it’s a great result.”

LINK: Sept. 23 @ UAA Box Score


Saturday in Fairbanks, the Red Leafs team looked to continue their success in Alaska against the Nanooks but were handed a 6-0 shutout loss. SFU finished the evening with just 14 shots on goal, whereas Alaska-Fairbanks would tally 48. 

“These games and performances are big for the SFU Hockey program,” said Coletta, “Past players, alumni, and everyone who has been involved with the program should be proud.”

“The players really represented the university well, and it’s a testament to our players who work hard on and off the ice every day.”

LINK: Sept. 24 @ UAF Box Score


SFU returns to Burnaby for matchups against VIU and Logan Lake on October 14th and 15th. Tickets are available for purchase at shop.sfuhockey.com.

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