2012 GNAC Champion, NCAA Division II Final Four appearance (first non-US school to ever do so); 2011 GNAC Champion; Ranked №. 1 in the NSCAA Coaches' Poll; 2010 GNAC Champion; NAIA Final Four appearance; 2007 NAIA Final Four appearance; 2005 NAIA Region I Finals; 2004 NAIA Region I Semi-finals; 2003 NAIA Region I Champion; 2002 NAIA Region I Champion; 1987 NAIA National Finalists; 1986 NAIA National Finalists; 1983 NAIA National Champions; 1982 NAIA National Champions; 1980 NAIA National Finalists; 1976 NAIA National Champions; 1975 NAIA National Finalists; Women’s soccer Team championships 1995 West Region Champions 1996 West Region Runner-up *1996 NAIA National Champions 1997 West Region Champions 1997 NAIA National Championship Runner-up 1998 West Region Champions 1998 NAIA National Championship Runner-up 1999 West Region Champions 1999 NAIA National Championship Runner-up 2000 West Region Champions *2000 NAIA National Champions *NAIA record Longest Game 162:38 minutes 2001 West Region Semi finalist 2003 NAIA National Championships First round 2004 West Region Champions 2004 NAIA National Championships Quarterfinals 2005 West Region Champions 2005 NAIA National Championships Semifinals 2008 NAIA National Championships Quarterfinals 2009 NAIA National Championships First round 2010 NAIA National Championships First round Softball Team championships: 2010 NAIA National Champions; 2005 NAIA National Champions; 2003 NAIA National Champions; 1999 NAIA National Champions Wrestling Olympic gold medalists Carol Huynh and Daniel Igali wrestled collegiately at Simon Fraser. Club teams In addition to its 17 varsity programs, SFU currently has 4 competitive club programmes competing in intercollegiate sport leagues of the following sports (affiliations included): Ice hockey, men (BCIHL); Field lacrosse, men (MCLA D1); Rowing, men and women’s (Rowing Canada); Cheerleading (Power Cheerleading Athletics Collegiate Nationals); Ultimate Frisbee, open and women's (CUUC). Men's Ice Hockey The men's ice hockey team currently competes in the British Columbia Intercollegiate Hockey League, a five team club hockey league spread across British Columbia and Washington. The team has won the league on four occasions most recently in 2021–22 season during which they went undefeated. The team also regularly plays games against NCAA and U Sports opponents. They compete in a regular cross town rivalry with the neighbouring UBC Thunderbirds. In the summer of 2016 the program began exploring the possibility of moving the program to the NCAA Division 1 level. The men's hockey team also hosts a bi-annual tournament in January called the Great Northwest Showcase involving top NCAA hockey programs. 2012 and 2016 NCAA Championship hosting controversies After