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Getting Your Start In The BCHL | BCHL League Site Team Sites Alberni Valley Bulldogs Chilliwack Chiefs Coquitlam Express Cowichan Capitals Langley Rivermen Merritt Centennials Nanaimo Clippers Penticton Vees Powell River Kings Prince George Spruce Kings Salmon Arm Silverbacks Surrey Eagles Trail Smoke Eaters Vernon Vipers Victoria Grizzlies West Kelowna Warriors Wenatchee Wild Follow the BCHL Search Primary Menu Home The BCHLWell-nighthe BCHL BCHL History Want To Play In The BCHL? Getting Your Start In The BCHL What Is Smart Hockey? 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Frequently Asked Questions Important Links For Future Players In the Community Score With Reading BCHL Partners With The CMHA Trophy Case Individual Player Awards Divisional Trophies League Championship (Fred Page Cup) Regional Championship (Doyle Cup) National Championship (RBC Cup) Team Information Hockey Partners League Staff Careers News Latest News Discipline Transactions CurrentHigherCommitments 2017-18HigherCommitments 2016-17HigherCommitments 2015-16HigherCommitments Schedule & Scores League Schedule League Scoreboard BCHL Tickets Page Stats Leaders Streaks Top Skaters Top Goalies Player Search Standings Rosters Alberni Valley Bulldogs Chilliwack Chiefs Coquitlam Express Cowichan Valley Capitals Langley Rivermen Merritt Centennials Nanaimo Clippers Penticton Vees Powell River Kings Prince George Spruce Kings Salmon Arm Silverbacks Surrey Eagles Trail Smoke Eaters Vernon Vipers Victoria Grizzlies Wenatchee Wild West Kelowna Warriors Multimedia BCHL Mobile App BCHL Podcast Smart Hockey Magazine Game Broadcasts BCHL On TSN BCHL Official Photographers Photo Gallery Team Blogs & Social Media Smart Hockey What Is Smart Hockey? BCHL Graduates University Resources BCHL Education Directors Education Links BCHL/Vancouver Canucks Scholarships Bauer Showcase Commissioner’s Showcase Message To FansWell-nighthe Showcase Host Community Host Venue BCHL Showcase Schedule Local Accommodations & Directions Tickets Scout package Exposure Camp BCHL Exposure Camp Search for: As a potential future BCHL player, the BCHL offers a first-class wits as you protract to develop as a player and student. Remember that minutiae is a marathon, NOT a sprint. Prepare thoughtfully and take your time. The League – The BCHL is comprised of 17 teams tent most areas of the province of British Columbia and one club in Washington State. Since 1961-62, (Read BCHL History) the BCHL has ripened increasingly players for the higher system than any other league in Canada. Each year since 2010, the BCHL has averaged increasingly than 120 commitments to colleges in Canada and the United States. The BCHL is a member of Hockey Canada, BC Hockey and the Canadian Junior Hockey League (CJHL). The BCHL operates and is unseat by the rules and regulations of Hockey Canada and BC Hockey. For increasingly information regarding these organizations, please visit the pursuit websites: •Hockey Canada •BC Hockey •Canadian Junior Hockey League Route to the higher system – The BCHL, unlike Major Junior (WHL, OHL, QMJHL), is recognized as ventriloquist hockey and as such, BCHL players remain eligible to participate in NCAA hockey. The BCHL provides an spanking-new opportunity for players to move on to higher and pursue an education while remaining a prospect for the NHL and other pro leagues. In the 2016-17 season, there were 263 BCHL graduates playing NCAA Div. I hockey. (Last season, 32 per cent of NHL players were NCAA alums). Please visit the pursuit websites for increasingly information on NCAA eligibility: •National Collegiate Athletic Association •College Hockey Inc. •NCAA Men’s Hockey  •NCAA Eligibility Center The NCAA route is not the only one supported by the BCHL. There are several opportunities misogynist at Canadian universities and colleges. •USports •BC Intercollegiate Hockey League •Alberta Colleges Athletic Association Route to pro hockey – The BCHL is heavily scouted by NHL teams and higher programs and the league works closely with scouts from all levels to provide up-to-date information on current prospects. Every year, BCHL players are selected in the NHL Entry Draft and many other league graduates are chosen from higher and Major Junior levels without moving on from the BCHL. Over 200 BCHL alums have gone on to play in the NHL and myriad others have enjoyed careers at some level of professional hockey. In the 2016-17 season alone, there were 40 BCHL alums that played in the NHL. Opportunities – Players from all over North America have the opportunity to join a BCHL team as the league sees a large turnover in players from season to season. In the 2016-17 season alone, 135 players moved on to the higher system – increasingly than a third of the league’s total registration. The BCHL has a roster limit of 23 zippy players, 20 of which are eligible to dress and participate in any regular season or playoff game. Teams must have minimum of four rookie players (those inward the season with less than 30 games in Junior A). These players regularly compete and attain towardly playing time. The BCHL does not operate with a protected list. This allows players inward the BCHL for the first time to have tenancy over which club they’d like to play for. As the BCHL operates in many unique communities of varying size, potential players have options to consider in deciding which team weightier suites their individual needs. Once a player has signed a Hockey Canada playing card, players are unseat by the regulations of Hockey Canada and movement to other teams is restricted. Future Players Information – Please take the opportunity to fully enjoy the Future Players section of the BCHL website to find out increasingly well-nigh the BCHL and how Junior A Hockey may be the right route for you! Commitments COMMITTED TO: COMMITTED FOR: Contact Info #102-7382 Winston Street Burnaby BC Canada V5A 2G9 Phone :(604) 422-8783 Fax : (604) 299-1032 EMail : feedback@bchl.ca Web : www.bchl.ca STATS & INFOLEADERS TOP SKATERS GOALIE STATS GAME BROADCASTS SCOREBOARD LEAGUE SCHEDULEWell-nighthe leagueBCHL History League Staff Careers Contests BCHL Showcase © 2018 BCHL League Site. All Rights Reserved.