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UNBC Soccer

T-Wolves men’s soccer team earns 2-2 draw with Spartans, women lose third straight

Sep 12, 2026 | 8:02 AM

PRINCE GEORGE — The University of Northern British Columbia (UNBC) Timberwolves soccer program is still looking for its first pair of wins in 2026. 

The T-Wolves men’s team earned another draw at Masich Place Friday (Sept. 11), tying the Trinity Western University Spartans 2-2. 

UNBC rallied back to tie the match twice with fourth-year defender Koss Nystedt scoring in the 45th minute and second-year midfielder and D.P. Todd Secondary alumnus Kaiden Young scoring in the 88th minute. Goalkeeper Callum Cuthbert made seven saves. 

The T-Wolves men’s soccer team has a record of zero wins, one loss and two draws in 2026, good for sixth in the Canada West Pacific Conference standings. 

On the women’s side, the T-Wolves were shutout by the Spartans 1-0 at Masich Place. Second-year goalkeeper Johanna Rathke made 11 saves in the effort. 

UNBC’s women’s soccer team has lost three straight to start the 2026 Canada West season. The T-Wolves sit at the bottom of the Pacific Conference standings and remain searching for their first goal of the campaign. 

Both T-Wolves soccer teams host the first-place University of British Columbia Thunderbirds Sunday (Sept. 13) at Masich Place. The women kickoff at noon while the men follow suit at 2:30 p.m.