UNBC Timberwolves @ UBC Thunderbirds
Friday, October 6, 2023 at 5 PM
Saturday, October 7, 2023 @ 5 PM

UNBC Timberwolves (0-9-1)
8^th in Pacific Division Standings
2 Goals For (16^th in CW)
28 Goals Against (16^th in CW)
Goals Leader: Claire Turner, Kambria Mellum: 1 Goal
Assists Leader: Kalista Kirkness: 2 Assists
Points Leader: Kalista Kirkness: 2 Points
Returning Saves Leader: Brityn Hinsche: 86 Saves

Player to Watch: Brityn Hinsche, G
Coming off a sparkling 12 save performance against MRU, Brityn Hinsche has been tremendous between the pipes for the Timberwolves this season. In her first season as the team's starting goalkeeper, the Williams Lake product has made 86 saves, many of the incredible variety. The young TWolves have been improving every game, but Hinsche will likely be busy against a Thunderbirds team that is ranked #1 in U SPORTS,

UBC Thunderbirds (9-1)
1^st in Pacific Division Standings
28 Goals For (2^nd in CW)
4 Goals Against (1^st in CW)
Goals Leader: Katalin Tolnai: 7 Goals
Assists Leader: Sophia Damian: 6 Assists
Points Leader: Katalin Tolnai: 12 Points
Saves Leader: Dakota Beckett: 29 Saves

Player to Watch: Katalin Tolnai, F
One of the most dangerous player in the country, Katalin Tolnai puts up numbers. Coming off a ten-goal, 17-point season in 2022, the Canada West First Team All-Star has seven goals and five assists in 10 games this year. The native of Toronto often finds herself in the right place at the right time, so UNBC will need to be diligent when defending Tolnai and the rest of the dynamic T-Birds attack.

Milestones
- Camryn Cline played her 20^th career Canada West game last week vs Victoria
- Celeste Kirkness played her 20^th career Canada West game last week vs Mount Royal
- Brityn Hinsche recorded her 100^th career Canada West save last week vs Victoria
- Claire Turner needs one point to tie Madison Emmond for sixth in career points in UNBC's Canada West history
- Sarah Lepine needs two games played to reach 20 for her Canada West career
- Brityn Hinsche needs 14 saves to reach 100 for the Canada West season
- Claire Turner needs four games played to reach 50 for her Canada West career
- Kjera Hayman needs four games played to reach 40 for her Canada West career
- Avery Nystedt needs four games played to reach 40 for her Canada West career
- Kalista Kirkness needs four games played to reach 40 for her Canada West career
- Lexy Green needs four games played to reach 20 for her Canada West career
- Brityn Hinsche needs four games played to reach 20 for her Canada West career