The Vikes are gearing up for competitive events during the week of March 24, 2026, including rowing, rugby, and golf tournaments. This Saturday, March 28, they will host the Campbell-Dowd Cup and Brown Cup races against UBC on the Gorge Waterway, featuring both men's and women's teams. The men aim to reclaim their title following a second-place finish last year, while the women look to build on their strong record in this event. Additionally, men's rugby will see the Vikes take on Burnaby after a dominant win in their last match. Golf teams will compete in the BC Match Play Championship, following some standout individual performances in their previous tournaments.

By the Numbers
  • The UVic men have a historical edge at the Brown Cup with 20 wins compared to UBC's 14.
  • The UVic women's team has won 26 out of 34 races in the Brown Cup.
  • Vikes men's rugby scored 68 points in their last match against Meraloma RFC.
  • Cindy Koira finished first in the individual category at the TMU Spring Invite with a total of +4.
State of Play
  • The men's crew for the Campbell-Dowd Cup includes a lineup of experienced rowers.
  • The women's crew features strong competitors with a history of success in the Brown Cup.
  • The Vikes men's rugby team showed significant improvement in their recent scoring performance.
  • The golf teams are coming off solid finishes from recent competitions, aiming for strong results at the upcoming championship.
What's Next

The Vikes are set to build momentum with powerful showings anticipated in the rowing events this weekend. Following the rugby match against Burnaby, they will look to climb the standings after their last strong performance. In golf, players will strive to capitalize on their recent successes and seek podium finishes at the BC Match Play Championship next week.

Bottom Line

The upcoming week presents a pivotal opportunity for the Vikes across multiple sports, showcasing their talent and competitive edge. Success in these events could significantly boost team morale and performance as they head deeper into their season.