Whether you’re new to TRU or a returning student, this is a guide to all of the WolfPack athletics that the school has to offer. With a wide range of varsity and club sports, there are penalty of opportunities for students to get involved and cheer on the WolfPack.
“ I know we have basketball, now we have hockey, volleyball, but I’ve only ever watched the soccer games.” First-year Navia Sturm said when asked if she knew what sports teams TRU had.
TRU WolfPack athletics is home to both varsity and club sports, which include: Men’s and Women’s Basketball, Men’s and Women’s Soccer, Men’s and Women’s Volleyball, Baseball, Cheerleading, Curling, and the latest addition of Men’s and Women’s hockey teams.
While some teams do play games off campus, such as hockey and baseball, the majority of WolfPack athletics call the TCC and Hillside Stadium home, which are just steps away from their own campus.
Another first-year student, Isla Coxon, who attended the women’s soccer home opener, described why she went to the game. “It’s something fun to do after school… why not go?” she said.
The Varsity teams all play in the Canada West conference of U SPORTS, which is the national sport governing body for universities in Canada. While Curling falls under the U SPORTS umbrella, they are a tournament team. This means they don’t play in the same weekly schedule as the varsity sports; the team trains locally and only competes in major weekend championship events. The Baseball team competes in the Canadian College Baseball Conference (CCBC), a premier collegiate baseball league in Western Canada. Both the hockey teams play in the British Columbia Intercollegiate Hockey League (BCIHL).
Heres a look at the WolfPack teams that you can cheer on, along with where and when you can catch their home games.
Soccer
Soccer season starts in August and runs until mid-November. Both men’s and women’s teams play their home games at Hillside Stadium. The Men’s team previously won the U SPORTS National Championship in 2022, which is the only championship TRU has won yet. Both teams are off to strong starts in their 2026 seasons.
Mens
Oct 9 vs UBC – 7:30 pm
Oct 10 vs UNBC – 7:30 pm
Oct 24 vs Trinity Western 7:30 pm
Womens
Oct 9 vs UBC – 5:00 pm
Oct 10 vs UNBC – 5:00 pm
Oct 23 vs UBCO – 5:00 pm
Oct 24 vs Trinity Western – 5:00 pm
Basketball
The basketball season tips off in late October and runs till mid-march. The men’s team started their last season going undefeated in their first seven games, which earned them a spot being ranked 10th in the country. It marked the first time the men’s basketball program cracked the national top 10 since 2016. Both men’s and women’s teams play in the TCC gym.
Mens
Nov 1 vs UBCO – 3:00 pm
Nov 19 vs UVIC – 7:30 pm
Nov 21 vs Trinity Western – 3:00 pm
Nov 27 vs Calgary – 7:30 pm
Nov 28 vs Calgary – 6:00 pm
Jan 8 vs UNBC – 7:30 pm
Jan 9 vs UNBC – 6:00 pm
Jan 29 vs UBC – 7:30 pm
Jan 30 vs UBC – 6:00 pm
Feb 12 vs UFV – 7:30 pm
Feb 13 vs UFV – 6:00 pm
Womens
Nov 1 vs UBCO – 1:00 pm
Nov 19 vs UVIC – 5:30 pm
Nov 21 vs Trinity Western – 1:00 pm
Nov 27 vs Calgary – 5:30 pm
Nov 28 vs Calgary – 4:00 pm
Jan 8 vs UNBC – 5:30 pm
Jan 9 vs UNBC – 4:00 pm
Jan 29 vs UBC – 5:30 pm
Jan 30 vs UBC – 4:00 pm
Feb 12 vs UFV – 5:30 pm
Feb 13 vs UFV – 4:00 pm
Volleyball
Similar to basketball, the volleyball season starts in late October and wraps up around mid-March. The women’s team are fresh off their single greatest season in program history, where they broke several team milestones, including qualifying for the U SPORTS National Championship tournament for the first time ever. The Men’s team also competes in what is widely considered the toughest volleyball conference in Canada.
Men’s
Oct 30 vs Alberta – 5:30 pm
Oct 31 Vs Alberta – 3:00 pm
Nov 13 vs MacEwan – 5:30 pm
Nov 14 vs MacEwan – 3:00 pm
Jan 15 vs Calgary – 5:30 pm
Jan 14 vs Calgary – 3:00 pm
Jan 22 vs UBCO – 5:30 pm
Jan 23 vs UBCO – 3:00 pm
Feb 19 vs Trinity Western – 5:30 pm
Feb 20 vs Trinity Western – 3:00 pm
Women’s
Oct 17 vs Fraser Valley – 5:00 pm Exhibition
Oct 30 vs Regina – 7:15 pm
Oct 31 vs Regina – 4:45 pm
Nov 13 vs MacEwan – 7:15 pm
Nov 14 vs MacEwan – 4:45 pm
Jan 15 vs Calgary – 7:15 pm
Jan 14 vs Calgary – 4:45 pm
Jan 22 vs UBCO – 7:15 pm
Jan 23 vs UBCO – 4:45 pm
Feb 19 vs Trinity Western – 7:15 pm
Feb 20 vs Trinity Western – 4:45 pm
Baseball
The Baseball team plays off campus at Norbrock Stadium on McArthur Island Park. Baseball follows a split schedule. In the Fall, the team plays localized exhibition doubleheaders throughout September and October to evaluate rookies and build the roster. After winter training, the regular season officially hits off in mid-March and runs until mid-to-late May. Their schedule is not yet released and will likely come out in Late January or early February.
Hockey
This is the first time since 2014 that TRU will have men’s hockey. The team has spent the last four seasons playing under the Logan Lake Miners before merging with Wolfpack athletics in the off-season, and for the first time ever, TRU will have a women’s hockey team. They will both continue to play in Logan Lake at the Logan Lake Recreation Center.
Men’s
Oct 9 vs Okanagan Lakers – 7:00 pm
Oct 23 vs Okanagan Lakers – 7:00 pm
Nov 6vs VIU – 7:00 pm
Nov 7vs VIU – 7:00 pm
Nov 21 vs SFU – 7:00 pm
Nov 28 vs UVIC – 7:00 pm
Dec 4 vs Okanogan Lakers 7:00 pm
Jan 8 vs VIU – 7:00 pm
Jan 15 vs UVIC – 7:00 pm
Feb 5 vs UVIC – 7:00 pm
Women’s
BCIHL Female Showcase Tournament
Nov 13 vs VIU – 7:00 pm
Nov 14 vs Okanagan Lakers – 2:00 pm
Nov 14 vs VIU – 6:00 pm
Nov 15 vs Okanagan Lakers – 1:00 pm
TRU WolfPack Showcase Tournament
March 12 vs VIU – 7:00 pm
March 13 vs Okanagan Lakers – 2:00 pm
March 13 vs VIU – 6:00 pm
March 14 vs Okanagan Lakers – 1:00 pm
You can find all the up to date schedules and information on the wolfpack teams on their website and all students get into TRU games for free.