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The British Columbia Elite Hockey League (BCEHL) is the highest level of provincial youth ice hockey league in British Columbia, Canada. The league is governed by BC Hockey and was inaugurated in 2004 as the British Columbia Hockey Major Midget League (BCMML). The league currently consists of 9 integrated teams (U15, U17, U18) and 5 U18 women's ...
Championship: Times won: Description: Stanley Cup: 2: Canadian amateur champion Stanley Cup: 0: National Hockey League champion PCHA Championship: 8: Pacific Coast Hockey Association champion WCHL Championship: 2: Western Canada Hockey League champion Lester Patrick Cup: 9: PCHL/WHL champion President's Cup: 11: Western Hockey League champion ...
EJHL South (2006–2013; formerly the Southeastern Junior Hockey League) – affiliated with the Eastern Junior Hockey League from 2011–2013 before merging with the United States Premier Hockey League as the Elite Division; Empire Junior Hockey League (c. 1999 –2013) – merged with the United States Premier Hockey League as the Empire Division
The Centennial Cup (known as the Royal Bank Cup from 1996 to 2018) is the Canadian Junior Hockey League championship tournament. It was awarded to BCHL teams 14 times in its history. BCHL teams are no longer eligible to play in the tournament since the league withdrew from the CJHL in 2021. [20] 1986: Penticton Knights; 1987: Richmond Sockeyes
In the playoffs they defeated the Abbotsford Flyers four games to one, the Nanaimo Clippers four games to two, and then swept the first place Penticton Knights in the league championships. They then won the 1984 Mowat Cup over the Peace Caribou Junior Hockey League champions, Prince George Spruce Kings , and then won the 1984 BC/Alta ...
The league introduced "universal affiliate" players. Teams will be allowed to supplement their rosters with affiliate players from the VIJHL and the Junior Prospects Hockey League (JPHL). The league granted "exceptional player status" to Eli McKamey, a 15-year-old forward, allowing him to join the Penticton Vees' roster before the age of 16. [5]
The BC FMAAA was initiated in the 2007–08 season in response to the membership's desire to provide "an opportunity for elite female hockey players to come together on zone teams to challenge other elite Female Midget teams." [2] It is the women's counterpart of the BC Major Midget League. [3]
Pages in category "Ice hockey leagues in British Columbia" The following 11 pages are in this category, out of 11 total. This list may not reflect recent changes .