- Cyclone Taylor Cup
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The Cyclone Taylor Cup tournament serves as the British Columbia Provincial Junior B Hockey Championship. The annual tournament is held amongst the champions of British Columbia's three Junior B ice hockey leagues, as well as a host team. The winner of the Cyclone Taylor Cup moves onto the Western Canadian Junior B championship, the Keystone Cup.
The tournament and championship trophy is named after Hockey Hall of Famer Fred "Cyclone" Taylor, who was an integral member of the Vancouver Millionaires Stanley Cup victory in 1915.
Tournament Organization
The tournament is played between four teams in a single round-robin format. The top two teams meet in the championship game.
The 2011 qualifiers are as follows:
League Representative Kootenay International Junior Hockey League Osoyoos Coyotes Pacific International Junior Hockey League Richmond Sockeyes Vancouver Island Junior Hockey League Peninsula Panthers Host Fernie Ghostriders Champions
Teams that went on to win the Keystone Cup listed in bold.
- 2011 - Peninsula Panthers (VIJHL)
- 2010 - Revelstoke Grizzlies (KIJHL)
- 2009 - Richmond Sockeyes (PIJHL)
- 2008 - Grandview Steelers (PIJHL)
- 2007 - Victoria Cougars (VIJHL)
- 2006 - Delta Ice Hawks (PIJHL)
- 2005 - Osoyoos Storm (KIJHL)
- 2004 - Richmond Sockeyes (PIJHL)
- 2003 - Richmond Sockeyes (PIJHL)
- 2002 - Sicamous Eagles (KIJHL)
- 2001 - Beaver Valley Nitehawks (KIJHL)
- 2000 - Abbotsford Pilots (PIJHL)
- 1999 - Campbell River Storm (VIJHL)
- 1998 - Ridge Meadows Flames (PIJHL)
- 1997 - Beaver Valley Nitehawks (KIJHL)
- 1996 - Ridge Meadows Flames (PIJHL)
- 1995 - Sicamous Eagles (KIJHL)
- 1994 - Grandview Steelers (PIJHL)
- 1993 - Coquitlam Warriors (PIJHL)
- 1992 - Richmond Sockeyes (PIJHL)
- 1991 - Trail Smoke Eaters (KIJHL)
- 1990 - Burnaby Bluehawks (PIJHL)1
- 1989 - Columbia Valley Rockies (KIJHL)
- 1988 - White Rock Whalers (PIJHL)
- 1987 - Cranbrook Colts (KIJHL)
- 1986 - Cranbrook Colts (KIJHL)
- 1985 - Cranbrook Colts (KIJHL)
- 1984 - Cranbrook Colts (KIJHL)
- 1983 - North Shore W.C. Flames (PIJHL)
- 1982 - Cranbrook Colts (KIJHL)
- 1981 - Northwest Americans (PIJHL)
- 1980 - Kimberley Knights (KIJHL)
- 1979 - Quesnel Millionaires (PCJHL)
- 1978 - Quesnel Millionaires (PCJHL)
- 1977 - Quesnel Millionaires (PCJHL)
- 1976 - Saanich Braves (VIJHL)
- 1975 - Cranbrook Colts (KIJHL)
- 1974 - Cranbrook Colts (KIJHL)
- 1973 - Nor Wes Caps (PIJHL)
- 1972 - Nor Wes Caps (PIJHL)
- 1971 - Victoria Cubs (VIJHL)
- 1970 - Trail Smoke Eaters (KIJHL)
- 1969 - Fort St. John Golden Hawks
- 1968 - Nelson Junior Maple Leafs (KIJHL)
- 1967 - Comox Totems (VIJHL)
1The Columbia Valley Rockies won the 1990 Keystone Cup, possibly as hosts.
References
Teams and Leagues eligible for the Cyclone Taylor Cup KIJHL Beaver Valley Nitehawks · Castlegar Rebels · Chase Heat · Columbia Valley Rockies · Creston Valley Thunder Cats · Fernie Ghostriders · Golden Rockets · Grand Forks Border Bruins · Kamloops Storm · Kelowna Chiefs · Kimberley Dynamiters · Nelson Leafs · North Okanagan Knights · Osoyoos Coyotes · Penticton Lakers · Princeton Posse · Revelstoke Grizzlies · Sicamous Eagles · Spokane Braves · Summerland SteamPIJHL Abbotsford Pilots · Aldergrove Kodiaks · Delta Ice Hawks · Grandview Steelers · Mission Icebreakers · North Delta Devils · North Vancouver Wolf Pack · Port Moody Black Panthers · Richmond Sockeyes · Ridge Meadows FlamesVIJHL Campbell River Storm · Comox Valley Glacier Kings · Kerry Park Islanders · Oceanside Generals · Peninsula Panthers · Saanich Braves · Victoria Cougars · Westshore StingersDefunct Teams 100 Mile House Blazers · Chase Chiefs · Cranbrook Colts · Dawson Creek Kodiaks · Elk Valley Raiders · Enderby Ice Kings · Fort St. John Huskies · Kilimat Golden Eagles · Nor'Wes Caps · North Okanagan Kings · Osoyoos Storm · Rossland Warriors · Squamish Wolfpack · Summerland Sting · Summerland Warriors · Williams Lake MustangsBCAHA · PCJHL · PJHL · PNHL · Cyclone Taylor Cup · Keystone Cup British Columbia Alberta Saskatchewan Manitoba Ontario Cyclone Taylor Cup · Russ Barnes Trophy · Athol Murray Trophy · Baldy Northcott Trophy · William Ryan Trophy · Hockey Canada Categories:- Ice hockey tournaments in Canada
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