The 2026 BC Premier League season comes to an exciting conclusion this weekend as Kamloops United FC hosts four matches over Friday and Saturday at Hillside Stadium.

With both the men's and women's teams in action on back to back nights, supporters will have one final opportunity to cheer on KUFC before the season comes to a close.

Friday's action features two exciting league matchups as the KUFC women take on Vancouver Rise FC before the men face Whitecaps FC.

The women will kick off the evening at 5:00 p.m. as they look to finish their campaign on a positive note against one of the league's strongest sides. The men's team follows at 7:30 p.m., closing out its league schedule against Whitecaps FC in what promises to be another competitive BC Premier League clash.

Attention then turns to Saturday for the second leg of the Reid Davidson Charity Shield, as both the men's and women's teams take on Nanaimo United in a special rivalry matchup. Kamloops enters the weekend as the defending Charity Shield champions after capturing the trophy last season for the first time and will be looking to retain the shield in front of the home supporters.

Once again, the women will kick off at 5:00 p.m., with the men taking the field at 7:30 p.m. to wrap up the 2026 season.

With league matches, the Charity Shield, and four opportunities to support the club, it promises to be a memorable weekend at Hillside Stadium.

Admission is free all weekend thanks to gameday sponsors The Kelson Group and Excel Industries. Fans are encouraged to come out, fill the stands, and help send both KUFC teams into the offseason with a strong home atmosphere.

Kamloops United FC hits the road for the final time this BC Premier League season as both the men's and women's teams travel to Burnaby Lake West to take on Burnaby FC in a crucial weekend doubleheader.

The KUFC men's side heads into the match with plenty of momentum after earning its first victory of the season, defeating Unity FC 3 to 1 at Hillside Stadium. The result moved Kamloops within two points of Unity, while still holding two games in hand, keeping the race to climb the standings firmly within reach.

Another positive result this weekend would provide another important boost as KUFC takes on a Burnaby FC side currently sitting sixth in the table. With valuable points still available over the final weeks of the season, the men's team has an opportunity to continue its late season push and close the gap on the clubs ahead of them.

The women's team will be looking to bounce back after suffering a defeat two weekend's ago. Despite the setback, there is still plenty to play for as Kamloops enters the final three matches of the campaign.

Burnaby FC currently occupies sixth place in the standings, one spot ahead of KUFC, making this an important matchup in the race for position. A couple of victories would allow Kamloops to leapfrog Burnaby and continue the positive progress the squad has shown throughout the second half of the season.

With both teams facing direct competition in the standings, the weekend presents an excellent opportunity to collect valuable points before returning home for the final stretch of the season.

Kickoff is set for Burnaby Lake West as Kamloops United FC looks to finish its road schedule on a high note and build momentum heading into the final home matches of the BC Premier League season.

Kamloops United FC is back on home turf this Friday as both the men's and women's teams welcome Unity FC to Hillside Stadium for an important BC Premier League doubleheader.

Both sides are coming off competitive performances against Langley United last weekend. The men's team pushed one of the league's top clubs but ultimately fell 2 to 1, while the women's side earned a hard fought 2 to 2 draw in an entertaining contest.

For the men's team, Saturday's match presents a significant opportunity in the standings. Currently sitting at the bottom of the table, a victory over Unity FC would see Kamloops move above Unity in the standings. With points at a premium, Darren Sarll's side will be eager to capitalize on home field advantage and build momentum heading into the second half of the campaign.

The women's team faces a tougher challenge against a Unity FC squad that currently sits third in the league standings. Despite the difficult matchup, Kamloops enters the weekend with confidence after a string of encouraging performances and positive results. Haley Bartram's group has continued to show improvement throughout the season and will be looking to carry that form into another opportunity to upset one of the league's top sides.

With crucial points on the line for both teams, fans can expect an exciting evening of BC Premier League action at Hillside Stadium.

Admission is free thanks to matchday sponsor LN Group.

Kamloops United FC returns to Hillside Stadium on Friday night for a BC Premier League doubleheader against Langley United, with both the men's and women's teams looking to build on resilient performances last weekend.

It was a challenging afternoon for both sides against TSS Rovers, as each team was forced to play the entire second half with 10 players following red cards before halftime. Despite being down a player for 45 minutes, the KUFC women's side showed tremendous determination, earning a hard fought 1 to 1 draw against one of the league's top teams. The result moved Haley Bartram's squad to four points on the season and provided another boost of confidence as they continue to climb the table.

Friday presents an opportunity for the women to add to their point total as they take on a Langley United side currently sitting on 13 points. Kamloops enters the match in 7th place and will be looking to take advantage of home field support in front of the Hillside crowd.

The men's side also showed plenty of fight while playing the second half a man down, but ultimately fell 2-0 against TSS. Darren Sarll's group now faces one of its toughest tests of the season as league leading Langley United comes to town.

Kamloops remains in search of valuable points, while Langley arrives in first place and has established itself as one of the league's top sides through the opening portion of the campaign.

The women's match kicks off at 5:00 p.m., followed by the men's match at 7:30 p.m. on June 5 at Hillside Stadium. Fans are encouraged to come out and support both teams as KUFC looks to defend home turf against one of the league's strongest clubs. Admission is free thanks to Matchday sponsor Westside Dental Center.

After a schedule that has kept them on the road for much of the season, Kamloops United FC returns to Hillside Stadium this weekend for just their third home match in eight games, welcoming TSS FC Rovers for a match both sides will be eager to put their stamp on.

The timing of the home stand couldn't be more welcome. With five of their final six matches set to be played at Hillside, Kamloops United enters the second half of their schedule with a genuine opportunity to build momentum where it matters most, in front of their own supporters.

The last meeting with TSS was a difficult one. Both the men's and women's sides made the trip to Swangard Stadium in Burnaby and came away without a result. The men fell 4-0, while the women were beaten 3-0 against a Rovers side that proved a tough opponent on home soil.

For the men, there are encouraging signs heading into the match. Back-to-back draws against Altitude FC and Burnaby FC have steadied the ship after a turbulent start to the season, and while two points on the year leaves room for growth, the recent performances suggest a side trending in the right direction. A first win of the season in front of a home crowd would go a long way.

The women's side arrives sitting seventh in the standings, with their lone victory on the year coming against Nanaimo earlier in the season. They'll be looking to recapture that form and use Hillside as the launching pad for a strong finish to the year.

Kamloops United FC heads back to the coast this weekend for a BC Premier League clash against Altitude FC in North Vancouver.

The KUFC men are coming off their first point of the season after a hard fought draw against Burnaby FC last weekend and will look to continue building momentum against one of the league’s top sides. Darren Sarll’s squad faces a tough test against an Altitude team that currently sits 3rd in the table with four wins through seven matches.

On the women’s side, Haley Bartram’s group heads into the weekend sitting 7th in the standings, just ahead of Nanaimo United. They face a strong Altitude FC side currently sitting 2nd and firmly in the race near the top of the table.

Both Kamloops sides will be looking to stun the North Vancouver club and carry momentum into a very important second half of the season that will feature a heavy home schedule.

After another stretch on the road, Kamloops United FC heads back to the coast this weekend for a BC Premier League matchup against Unity FC as both the men’s and women’s sides continue league play.

The road-heavy opening half of the season continues for KUFC, with both squads looking to build momentum against a Unity side facing very different situations on each side of the table.

On the men’s side, Kamloops enters the weekend still searching for their first points of the campaign, sitting on 0 points through five matches. Unity has also struggled early, collecting just a single point through their opening five games, setting up an important opportunity for both clubs as they look to climb out of the bottom of the standings.

For the KUFC women, the challenge gets even tougher against one of the league’s strongest starts to the season. Kamloops currently sits on 3 points through five matches, while the Unity women lead the table with 12 points in five games heading into the weekend clash.

With another big test on the coast ahead, both KUFC squads will be looking to return home with valuable points as the BC Premier League season continues.

Kamloops United FC returns home Friday night for it's BCPL home opener, hosting Altitude FC at Hillside Stadium on April 24.

After opening the season with three straight road matches, KUFC’s men’s side enters the weekend at 0–3 and searching for its first points of the campaign. The early schedule hasn’t been favourable, but the home opener presents a reset opportunity against an Altitude side that has only played twice so far this season.

Altitude’s men sit at 1–1 through two matches, currently positioned mid-table. With fewer games played, they come in with a slight advantage in rest, but less match rhythm compared to a KUFC side that has already faced three consecutive tests away from home.

On the women’s side, KUFC returns home with momentum. The squad picked up a key win last weekend in Nanaimo, securing its first three points of the season. That result also carries added importance beyond league play, keeping KUFC in contention heading into the second leg of the Reid Davidson Charity Shield, which will be decided later this season in Kamloops.

Altitude’s women have also had a steady start, collecting four points from their opening two matches. Both sides will be looking to build early consistency as the BCPL season begins to take shape.

Friday marks the first chance for Kamloops supporters to see both squads at home this season, with KUFC aiming to establish form at Hillside Stadium after a road-heavy opening stretch.

The Women's Match kicks off at 5:00 PM and the Men's Match is set for 7:30PM.

The rivalry gets its annual moment in the spotlight this weekend as Kamloops United FC makes the trip to Nanaimo for Leg 1 of the 3rd Annual Reid Davidson Charity Shield, and with the men's and women's sides both yet to register a point in 2025, Saturday represents exactly the kind of occasion this club needs to turn things around.

The Charity Shield was established to honour Reid Davidson, a Kamloops Youth Soccer alumnus who went on to build his life and career in Nanaimo. What began as a meaningful tribute has quickly grown into one of the more anticipated fixtures on the BC Premier League calendar, bringing a cup tie atmosphere to a league format. Nanaimo lifted the inaugural Shield, but KUFC answered last year in emphatic fashion, claiming the club's first piece of silverware in their League1 BC (BCPL) history across the two-legged tie. That made Kamloops the defending champions heading into this edition, and defending is exactly what this group will need to prove it can do.

Both the men's and women's sides enter Saturday sitting at 0-2 on the BC Premier League season. Points have been hard to come by, and this Shield opener doubles as a must-respond moment for a club that knows what it means to win this particular trophy. Cup football has a way of cutting through a rough patch of league form, and with the two-legged format giving Kamloops a second bite at Hillside Stadium on July 5th, Saturday is about keeping the tie very much alive.

Beyond the Shield itself, there is something to be said for what a result in Nanaimo could do for the confidence of both squads. A strong road showing, or even a tight loss that keeps the aggregate tie within reach, sets up what could be a defining home occasion to close out the season. For two groups still searching for their first wins of 2026, a Shield run is exactly the kind of catalyst this club needs right now.

Leg 1 of the Reid Davidson Charity Shield goes Saturday in Nanaimo. Leg 2 returns to Hillside Stadium on July 5th.

Kamloops United FC hits the road for the final time this BC Premier League season as both the men's and women's teams travel to Burnaby Lake West to take on Burnaby FC in a crucial weekend doubleheader.

The KUFC men's side heads into the match with plenty of momentum after earning its first victory of the season, defeating Unity FC 3 to 1 at Hillside Stadium. The result moved Kamloops within two points of Unity, while still holding two games in hand, keeping the race to climb the standings firmly within reach.

Another positive result this weekend would provide another important boost as KUFC takes on a Burnaby FC side currently sitting sixth in the table. With valuable points still available over the final weeks of the season, the men's team has an opportunity to continue its late season push and close the gap on the clubs ahead of them.

The women's team will be looking to bounce back after suffering a defeat two weekend's ago. Despite the setback, there is still plenty to play for as Kamloops enters the final three matches of the campaign.

Burnaby FC currently occupies sixth place in the standings, one spot ahead of KUFC, making this an important matchup in the race for position. A couple victories would allow Kamloops to leapfrog Burnaby and continue the positive progress the squad has shown throughout the second half of the season.

With both teams facing direct competition in the standings, the weekend presents an excellent opportunity to collect valuable points before returning home for the final stretch of the season.

Kickoff is set for Burnaby Lake West as Kamloops United FC looks to finish its road schedule on a high note and build momentum heading into the final home matches of the BC Premier League season.