British Columbia Intercollegiate Hockey League

British Columbia Intercollegiate Hockey League

Infobox sports league
current_season = offseason
sport = Ice hockey
founded = 2006
teams = 5
country = CAN
champion = Simon Fraser University
website = [http://www.bcihl.ca] During its first year of official operation (2005-2006), the British Columbia Intercollegiate Hockey League consisted of teams from Trinity Western University, Simon Fraser University, University of Victoria, University of Northern British Columbia and University of the Fraser Valley. One season later (2006-2007), Selkirk College replaced University of Northern British Columbia; however, it is rumored that University of Northern British Columbia may rejoin the league for the 2008-2009 season. It is also speculated that teams from University of British Columbia Okanagan and Thompson Rivers University may be joining the BCIHL.

Each team plays each other throughout the season four times, twice at home and twice on the road. At the conclusion of the regular season, which is generally the second weekend of every March, a tournament is held at Trinity Western University's home rink, the Langley Twin Rinks in Langley, British Columbia, where the top four teams in league standings play in a round robin tournament.

Current Teams

:Selkirk College Saints:SFU Clansmen:TWU Titans:UFV Cascades:UVic Vikes

Recent Championship Teams

:2007-2008: Simon Fraser University (defeats UCFV):2006-2007: University of Victoria (defeats UCFV):2005-2006: Trinity Western University (defeats SFU):2004-2005: Trinity Western University (defeats UVic):2003-2004: University College of the Cariboo (now Thompson Rivers University) (defeats TWU)

*note, Trinity Western's championship in the 2004-2005 season, and University College of the Cariboo's championship in 2003-2004 came before the official founding of the BCIHL.

Championship Tournament All-Star Teams

2008:

:Forwards: Rob Vos (UCFV), Dan Birch (UVic), Paul Moscone (SFU):Defense: Mike Boisvert (Selkirk), Nathan Sagert (UCFV):Goalie: Gord Neave (UVic)

2007: :Goalie: Gord Neave, Victoria :Defense: Ettienne du Toit, Victoria; Nathan Sagert, UCFV :Wing: Kit Matkaluk, Victoria; Shawn Murracas, SFU :Centre: Drew Davis, Victoria (Tournament MVP and leading scorer)

External links

* [http://bcihl.ca British Columbia Intercollegiate Hockey League]


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