2022/23 BCIHL Championships: March 17-18, 2023 - Burnaby, B.C.

Simon Fraser University becomes the third team to win back-to-back BCIHL championships, and the first since the 2014-2016 Selkirk College Saints. The Red Leafs were awarded their 5th championship after another incredible regular season, finishing with a record of 19-1-0.

Winner: Simon Fraser University (4-0)
Finalist: Vancouver Island University (2-2; lost finals to Simon Fraser University)
Semi-Finalist: Okanagan Lakers (0-2; lost first round to Simon Fraser University)
Semi-Finalist: University of Victoria (0-2; lost first round to Vancouver Island University)


Past Championships:

2021/22 BCIHL Championships: March 4-6, 2022 - Burnaby, B.C.

Simon Fraser University wins their first provincial championship since 2011 to cap off an undefeated 12-0-0 regular season. The championship was awarded to SFU for winning a 3-game, single-game-elimination tournament.

Winner: Simon Fraser University (2-0)
Finalist: Vancouver Island University (2-1; lost finals to Simon Fraser University)
Semi-Finalist: Okanagan Lakers (1-1; lost second round to Vancouver Island University)
Quarter-Finalist: University of Victoria (0-1; lost first round to the Okanagan Lakers)


2018/19 BCIHL Championships: March 14-15, 2019 - Langley, B.C.

Trinity Western University captured their second consecutive B.C. Intercollegiate Hockey League championship, sweeping a pair of playoff series after a first place regular season finish. In the first round, the Spartans picked up 6-3 and 5-2 victories over their Lower Mainland rivals from Simon Fraser University. And in the Finals, Jarrett Fontaine scored with seconds left in Game 1 to give TWU a 3-2 win before they closed out the series with a dominant 9-1 performance. Evan Last led the postseason in scoring with four goals and six points in four games.

Winner: Trinity Western University (4-0)
Finalist: Vancouver Island University (2-2; lost Finals 2-0 to Trinity Western University)
Semi-Finalist: Simon Fraser University (0-2; lost first round 2-0 to Trinity Western University)
Semi-Finalist: Selkirk College (0-2; lost first round 2-0 to Vancouver Island University)

All-Star Team:

Forwards: Jarrett Fontaine (Trinity Western University), Evan Last (Trinity Western University), Dylan McCann (Vancouver Island University)
Defencemen: Kaleb Denham (Trinity Western University), Jacob Mills (Trinity Western University)
Goaltender: Lucas Mills (Trinity Western University)

Most Valuable Player: Jarrett Fontaine (Trinity Western University)
 

2017/18 BCIHL Championships: March 15-16, 2018 - Langley, B.C.

Trinity Western University captured their first B.C. Intercollegiate Hockey League championship, capping a dominant season with a finals series sweep over Selkirk College. In the first round of the playoffs, the Spartans bounced the University of Victoria in two straight games and exacting revenge after the Vikes shocked TWU with a stunning Finals comeback in 2017. The trio of Evan Last, Jarrett Fontaine and Jordan Rendle combined for 28 points in TWU's four postseason games, while BCIHL all-time wins leader Silas Matthys ended his BCIHL career with a championship he richly deserved.

Winner: Trinity Western University (4-0)
Finalist: Selkirk College (2-2; lost Finals 2-0 to Trinity Western University)
Semi-Finalist: University of Victoria (0-2; lost first round 2-0 to Trinity Western University)
Semi-Finalist: Vancouver Island University (0-2; lost first round 2-0 to Selkirk College)

All-Star Team:

Forwards: Jarrett Fontaine (Trinity Western University), Evan Last (Trinity Western University), Jordan Rendle (Trinity Western University)
Defencemen: Dustin Deugau (Trinity Western University), Seth Schmidt (Selkirk College)
Goaltender: Silas Matthys (Trinity Western University)

Most Valuable Player: Jarrett Fontaine (Trinity Western University)
 

2016/17 BCIHL Championships: March 17-20, 2017 - Langley, B.C.

The University of Victoria pulled off perhaps the most thrilling and dramatic championship win in league history. After sweeping Selkirk College and Simon Fraser University respectively in their first round series, TWU and UVic faced off in a Finals that went down to the wire. Tied 1-1 with less than two minutes remaining in a decisive Game 3, UVic scored to move ahead 2-1. But a shorthanded reply from the Spartans a minute later tied the game, setting up UVic's Shawn Mueller to score the championship winner with just seven seconds left in regulation. It marks UVic's fourth BCIHL title.

Winner: University of Victoria (4-1)
Finalist: Trinity Western University (3-2; lost Finals 2-1 to University of Victoria)
Semi-Finalist: Selkirk College (0-2; lost first round 2-0 to Trinity Western University)
Semi-Finalist: Simon Fraser University (0-2; lost first round 2-0 to University of Victoria)

All-Star Team:

Forwards: Patrick Holland (University of Victoria), Evan Last (Trinity Western University), Shawn Mueller (University of Victoria)
Defencemen: Stefan Gonzales (Trinity Western University), Noah Henry (University of Victoria)
Goaltender: Silas Matthys (Trinity Western University)

Most Valuable Player: Shawn Mueller (University of Victoria)
 

2015/16 BCIHL Championships: March 18-19, 2016 - Castlegar, B.C.

Selkirk College continued to cement their dynasty, sweeping Trinity Western University for the second time in three years to capture their fourth consecutive BCIHL championship. The Saints were pushed to the limit in their first round series vs. UVic, dropping their first-ever home playoff game before rallying for a Game 3 victory.

Winner: Selkirk College (4-1)
Finalist: Trinity Western University (2-2; lost Finals 2-0 to Selkirk College)
Semi-Finalist: University of Victoria (1-2; lost first round 2-1 to Selkirk College)
Semi-Finalist: Simon Fraser University (0-2; lost first round 2-0 to TWU)

All-Star Team:

Forwards: Dallas Calvin (Selkirk College), Ryan Edwards (Selkirk College), Linden Horswill (University of Victoria)
Defencemen: Tanner Lenting (Selkirk College), Blair Murphy (Trinity Western University)
Goaltender: James Prigione (Selkirk College)

Most Valuable Player: Ryan Edwards (Selkirk College)

2014/15 BCIHL Championships: March 13-14, 2015 - Castlegar, B.C.

Selkirk College became the first BCIHL team to earn a championship three-peat after entering the playoffs as the league's second-ranked team. The Saints beat third-seeded UVic in the opening round of the playoffs before sweeping SFU in the finals for the second time in three years.

Winner: Selkirk College (4-0)
Finalist: Simon Fraser University (2-2; lost Finals 2-0 to Selkirk College)
Semi-Finalist: Trinity Western University (0-2; lost first round 2-0 to SFU)
Semi-Finalist: University of Victoria (0-2; lost first round 2-0 to Selkirk College)

All-Star Team:

Forwards: Ryan Edwards (Selkirk), Logan Proulx (Selkirk), Adam Callegari (SFU)
Defencemen: Stefan Gonzales (Selkirk), Jared Eng (SFU)
Goaltender: James Prigione (Selkirk College)

Most Valuable Player: Ryan Edwards (Selkirk College)


2013/14 BCIHL Championships: March 14-15, 2014 - Castlegar, B.C.

Selkirk College became the first team to repeat as BCIHL champions since Simon Fraser University won back-to-back titles in 2010 and 2011. The Saints swept fourth-seeded Thompson Rivers in the opening round of the playoffs before toppling a Trinity Western University squad that upset local rivals SFU to reach their first Finals since the league formed in 2006.

Winner: Selkirk College (4-0)
Finalist: Trinity Western University (2-3; lost Finals 2-0 to Selkirk College)
Semi-Finalist: Simon Fraser University (1-2; lost first round 2-1 to TWU)
Semi-Finalist: Thompson Rivers University (0-2; lost first round 2-0 to Selkirk College)

All-Star Team:

Forwards: Cody Fidgett (Selkirk), Connor McLaughlin (Selkirk), J.P. Villeneuve (TWU)
Defencemen: Tanner Lenting (Selkirk), Blair Murphy (TWU)
Goaltender: Silas Matthys (TWU)

Most Valuable Player: Silas Matthys (Trinity Western University)

2012/13 BCIHL Championships: March 15-16, 2013 - Nelson, B.C.

For the first time in 2013, the B.C. Intercollegiate Hockey League determined its champion via a traditional playoff format. Selkirk College won their first league championship after posting a league-record 21-3 record in the regular season, as the Saints swept UVic and SFU in their two postseason series.

Winner: Selkirk College (4-0)
Finalist: Simon Fraser University (2-2; lost Finals 2-0 to Selkirk College)
Semi-Finalist: University of Victoria (0-2; lost first round 2-0 to Selkirk College)
Semi-Finalist: Thompson Rivers University (0-2; lost first round 2-0 to SFU)

All-Star Team:

Forwards: Cody Fidgett (Selkirk), Brendan Silvester (SFU), Jordan Wood (Selkirk)
Defencemen: Kam Crawford (Selkirk), Taylor Swaffield (SFU)
Goaltender: Alex Sirard (Selkirk)

Most Valuable Player: Alex Sirard (Selkirk College)


2011/12 BCIHL Championships: March 14-18, 2012 - Kamloops, B.C.

The University of Victoria captured their third BCIHL championship in six years with a thrilling 4-3 overtime win over the top-seeded Simon Fraser University Clan to wrap up a cinderella run at Memorial Arena in Kamloops.

Winner: University of Victoria (4-0)
Finalist: Simon Fraser University (2-2)
Third Place: Okanagan College (1-2)
Fourth Place: Thompson Rivers University (1-2)
Fifth Place: Eastern Washington University (0-2)

All-Star Team:

Forwards: Dustin Taylor (UVIC), Bill Smith (SFU), Brent Sutherland (UVIC)
Defencemen: Doug Evans (UVIC), Dave Mann (OC)
Goaltender: Graeme Gordon (SFU)

Most Valuable Player: Dustin Taylor (UVIC)
 

2010/11 BCIHL Championships: March 23-27, 2011 - Burnaby, B.C.

Simon Fraser University captured their second consecutive BCIHL title with a 5-2 victory over the Thompson Rivers University WolfPack on their home ice at the Bill Copeland Sports Centre.

Winner: Simon Fraser University (3-1)
Finalist: Thompson Rivers University (2-1)
Third Place: University of Victoria (2-2)
Fourth Place: Trinity Western University (1-2)
Fifth Place: Okanagan College (0-2)

All-Star Team:

Forwards: Paul Moscone (SFU), Zac Rasmussen (TRU), Bill Smith (SFU)
Defencemen: James Isaacs (SFU), Matt Schultz (UVIC)
Goaltender: Anthony Manfredi (TRU)

Most Valuable Player: Paul Moscone (SFU)

2009/10 BCIHL Championships: March 18-21, 2010 - Langley, B.C.

Chris Chan and Jas Rai scored third period goals to lead SFU to a come-from-behind 2-1 victory over Thompson Rivers University at the Langley Events Centre. The championship in the second in three years for SFU.

Winner: Simon Fraser University (3-1)
Finalist: Thompson Rivers University (2-1)
Third Place: Okanagan College (2-2)
Fourth Place: Trinity Western University (1-2)
Fifth Place: University of the Fraser Valley (0-2)

All-Star Team:

Forwards: Joel Leonard (TRU), Jas Rai (SFU), Jassi Sangha (TRU)
Defencemen: David Boychuk (TRU), Kyle Boyko (SFU)
Goaltender: Adam Butler (OC)

Most Valuable Player: Jas Rai (SFU)


2008/09 BCIHL Championships: March 13-15, 2008 - Abbotsford, B.C.

The University of Victoria won its second championship in three seasons, topping regular season frontrunner SFU by a 3-1 score.

Winner: University of Victoria (3-1)
Finalist: Simon Fraser University (3-1)
Third Place: University of the Fraser Valley (1-2)
Fourth Place: Trinity Western University (0-3)

All-Star Team:

Forwards: Brent Sutherland (UVic), Rob Vos (UFV), Jaime Laprise (SFU)
Defence: Iain Stewart (SFU), Matt Schultz (UVic)
Goaltender: Nick Olynyk (UVic)

Most Valuable Player: Brent Sutherland (UVic)
 

2007/08 BCIHL Championships: March 15th-17th, 2007 - Langley, BC

Simon Fraser University captured its first league title by defeating the University of the Fraser Valley by a 3-0 score.

Winner: Simon Fraser University (3-1)
Finalist: University-College of the Fraser Valley (2-2)
Third Place: University of Victoria (2-1)
Fourth Place: Trinity Western University (0-3)

All-Star Team:

Forwards: Jaime Laprise (SFU), Blair Driedger (SFU), Daniel MacIver (UFV)
Defence: Warren Gardner (SFU), Peter Francis (UFV)
Goaltender: Joseph Demare (SFU)

Most Valuable Player: Blair Driedger (SFU)
 

2006/07 BCIHL Championships: March 16th-18th, 2007 - Langley, BC

The University of Victoria capped its unbeaten 2007/08 season with an 8-3 victory over the University-College of the Fraser Valley to capture the 2007 BCIHL Championship.

Winner: University of Victoria (4-0)
Finalist: University-College of the Fraser Valley (2-2)
Third Place: Simon Fraser University (1-2)
Fourth Place: Trinity Western University (0-3)

All-Star Team:

Forwards: Drew Davis (UVic), Kit Matkaluk (UVic), Shawn Murracas (SFU)Defence: Nathan Sagert (UCFV), Etienne du Toit (UVic)
Goaltender: Gord Neave (UVic)

Most Valuable Player: Drew Davis (UVic)