The snow was dropping in Abbotsford on Friday and Saturday, but inside the Envision Athletic Centre it was three's falling down - lots of them.
Playing in his final game on home court, UFV's Manny Dulay made it rain on Friday as he hit a mind-boggling eight from beyond the arc. He added two more on Saturday. Both games were wins for the Cascades.
UFV took down the Victoria Vikes 87-83 on Friday, and then won 89-79 on Saturday.
Vijjay Dhillon, Dulay's backcourt teammate and "splash brother" also capped off a stellar career with the Cascades on Saturday with 17 points and six rebounds.
The Cascades took over Saturday's game in the third quarter, outscoring the Vikes 26-15.
Head coach Adam Friesen said it was a good weekend for his team.
"I was really happy, I thought the guys played really hard against a really good Victoria team," he said.
Friesen said it was a positive sign to see the variety of ways his players produced on Saturday.
"This whole week we talked about having a plan B," he said. "Not just relying on if our shooters got hot. All those offensive rebounds and extra effort plays - sometimes we've been lacking those. We shot the ball well again tonight but when we can do that and make hustle plays we can be a really good team."
One of the highlights on Saturday was a monster dunk by forward Anthony Gilchrist, who is quickly emerging as a star. He had 14 points and six rebounds on Saturday, following an eight point performance on Friday.
You're going to want to see this Anthony Gilchrist dunk. #wow #poster