The Matchups:
UNBC at TRU (Friday, Oct 18  at 7 pm)
UNBC at TRU (Saturday, Oct 19 at 7 pm)

Thompson Rivers WolfPack
 
Record: 1-11-2 (7^th in Pacific Division)
Goals For: 8 (12^th in Canada West)
Goals Against: 26 (10^th in Canada West)
Goals Leader: Ryan Olak, Lachlan Will (2)
Assists Leader: Abdel Coulibaly (2)
Points Leader: Abdel Coulibaly (3)
Saves Leader: Luca Orlu (36)
 
Player to Watch: Jonathan Rinaldi, M
 
A veteran of more than 50 games for his hometown program, Jonathan Rinaldi has played every second of every game for Jon Antulov's side. The five-foot-eight midfielder is quick and gritty, playing both sides of the ball with tremendous purpose. A fan-favourite in Kamloops, Rinaldi will  try to put his imprint on this season-concluding matchup with TRU's rivals to the north.
 
UNBC Timberwolves



Record: 1-11-2 (7^th in Pacific Division)
Goals For: 11 (10^th in Canada West)
Goals Against: 40 (13^th in Canada West)
Goals Leader: Connor Lewis (4)
Assists Leader: Isaac Tate (4)
Points Leader: Isaac Tate (6)
Saves Leader: Logan Pierce (91)
 
Player to Watch: Luke Graham, D
 
A multi-sport star in soccer, golf, and basketball, Luke Graham has quickly become a favourite every time he takes the pitch in Prince George. Smooth and athletic, what the first-year defender lacks in experience, he makes up for with tremendous athleticism. The Chillwack product has played more than 1000 minutes in his rookie campaign, and figures to be a big part of the TWolves program moving forward.
 
Milestone Watch:
 

• Last weekend vs UBC, Connor Lewis played the 50^th game of his Canada West career
• Last weekend vs UBC, Adam Korduner played the 20^th game of his Canada West career
• Last weekend vs TWU, Isaac Tate recorded the 10^th point of his Canada West career
• James Jordan is one game shy of 30 for his Canada West career
• Isaac Tate is one game shy of 30 for his Canada West career
• Trevor Scott is one game shy of 20 for his Canada West career
• Last weekend vs UBC, Logan Pierce recorded his 91^st save of the season, breaking the Canada West single-season mark
• Logan Pierce is nine saves shy of 100 for the season.