This is the 2022 Coy Cup, which is the British Columbia men's Senior AA provincial championship.
Qualifying[]
Despite the North Peace Hockey League cancelling its' season, the Dawson Creek Sr. Canucks would announce on November 23rd that they would be intending to defend their 2019 Coy Cup championship and would schedule the required 6 senior games by the January 10th eligibility deadline.[1] The Fort St. John Flyers, who were the only other active member of the league from British Columbia, are not playing an independent schedule in an attempt to qualify for the tournament.
The Powell River Regals and Rossland Warriors were also attempting to qualify for the event as well. They played four games in late January early February and split their games two games each.
Rossland and Dawson Creek meet in a two game series February 18th and 19th at Rossland Arena.[2]
Qualifying Playoffs Results/schedule[]
- unknown: Dawson Creek defeated Rossland by forfeit
- unknown: Dawson Creek defeated Rossland by forfeit
- Jan 28: Rossland 4-2 Powell River
- Jan 30: Rossland 8-3 Powell River
- Feb 11: Powell River 7-5 Rossland
- Feb 12: Powell River 8-7 (ot) Rossland
- Feb 18: Rossland 0-7 Dawson Creek
- Feb 19: Rossland 4-1 Dawson Creek
- Mar 5: Dawson Creek 9-0 Powell River (at Merritt)
- Mar 6: Dawson Creek vs Powell River (at Merritt) cancelled due to Dawson Creek winning series
The Dawson Creek Sr. Canucks advance to the 2022 Coy Cup.
Host Selection[]
The champion of the Central Interior Hockey League playoffs, the Terrace River Kings would earn the right to serve as host of the final series.
Series[]
- Game 1 (March 25th): Terrace River Kings defeated Dawson Creek Sr. Canucks 4-3
- Game 2 (March 26th): Dawson Creek Sr. Canucks defeated Terrace River Kings 2-1
- Game 3 (March 27th): Dawson Creek Sr. Canucks defeated Terrace River Kings 3-0
The Dawson Creek Sr. Canucks win the Coy Cup as 2022 British Columbia provincial Senior AA champions.