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By Victor Kaisar

Canada West Soccer

Pierce makes nine saves as TWolves earn a point in Victoria

Sep 7, 2025 | 9:47 AM

VICTORIA — Logan Pierce made nine saves to help the UNBC Timberwolves to a 1-1 draw against the Victoria Vikes in Canada West Soccer action Saturday (Sept. 6) night.

Pierce – who is from Campbell River – stopped a first-half penalty kick from Connor Legge in the 38th minute that kept the score at nil-nil. It was one of seven first half saves he made to keep the game scoreless through the first 45 minutes.

Rookie striker Josh Jordan scored into an empty net in the 50th minute to give the TWolves the lead, but Victoria would not be denied. They equalized through Matthew Pearse deep into second half stoppage time to remain undefeated through six games.

UNBC is now 3-2-1 and while Victoria is 4-0-2 in Canada West.

The TWolves men will host the Saskatchewan Huskies in a rare one game weekend this Friday (Sept. 12) at Masich Place Stadium.

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The UNBC women are in action Sunday as they host the reigning national champions, the UBC Thunderbirds at Masich Place Stadium. It’s the second game of the weekend for the women’s team, who fell 3-0 to UBC on Friday.

Kickoff today is set for noon.