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The 1999-2000 CCAA national men's basketball champs from UCFV. On ladder (left to right) Tycson Boult, Mike Lee. Back row (left to right) Pat Lee (head coach), Aaron Wells, Dan Young, Jamie Armstrong, Anthony Toth, Ryan Haviland, Jarami Reid, Brad Petersen, Pat McKay. Front row (left to right) Tom Antil (assistant coach), Mike McLaverty, Wayne Jones. (Photo property of University of the Fraser Valley athletics 2019. All Rights Reserved)
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Twenty years later, UCFV’s pioneering basketball champs come home for enshrinement in Cascades Hall of Fame

January 24, 2019Howard TsumuraComment(0)

ABBOTSFORD — Two decades ago, they were a team without a place to call their basketball home.

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