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By Victor Kaisar

Canada West Soccer

UBCO Heat beat UNBC Timberwolves for first win of Canada West men’s soccer season

Oct 5, 2025 | 10:43 AM

KELOWNA — Jaise Shaw scored twice to lead the UBC Okanagan Heat to a 3-2 win over the UNBC Timberwolves in Canada West men’s soccer action Saturday (Oct. 4) afternoon in Okanagan.

The result gave the 1-8-2 Heat their first win of the season, while the TWolves dropped to 3-7-2.

Jamie Wildash-Chan and Hagon Kim scored first half goals for UNBC, as the two teams were tied 2-2 at the half. Wildash-Chan opened the scoring inside two minutes. Shaw then levelled the score in the 31st minute, before Malachi Emerson put the home team ahead with a penalty kick.

Kim then levelled the score again as he headed in a corer kick from Wyatt Lyon. That was Lyon’s sixth assist of the season, meaning he’s matched Kensho Ando’s single-season program record.

But the Heat were not to be denied as Shaw scored his second in the 63rd minute to to hand his team all three points.

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The loss keeps UNBC in fifth place in the Pacific Division, just outside the playoff picture. They’ll look to bounce back as they’ll play the Heat in a Sunday afternoon matinee at Nonis Sports Field.

Kick off is scheduled for 1:00 p.m.

Elsewhere, the UNBC women are preparing to host the Trinity Western Spartans at Masich Place Stadium in a noon kickoff today. The Spartans won the first meeting of the weekend on Friday night.