Cyclone Taylor Cup

The Cyclone Taylor Cup, named after Cyclone Taylor, is the Provincial Junior "B" championship of British Columbia. The winner moves on to the Keystone Cup.

ChampionsEdit

Playdown EraEdit

Bolded are Cyclone Taylor Cup champions. Italics represents runner-up.

After the implementation of the round robin during the 2003-04 season, (Rep) denotes a league runner-up that gained access to the tournament because their league champion was also the tournament host.

Prior to the 2003-04 season, the hosting duties were rotated through the three leagues, with the champions from the other two leagues playing off for the right to meet the host league's champion. The winner would then face the host league's champion in a best-of-three series for the Cyclone Taylor Cup, played over one weekend.

Early Playdowns
Year	Champion	Finalist	Semi-finalist(s)
1967	Comox Totems (VI)
1968	Nelson Jr. Maple Leafs (KI)
1969	Fort St. John Golden Hawks (Pc)
1970	Trail Smoke Eaters (KI)
1971	Victoria Cubs (VI)
1972	Nor Wes Caps (PI)
1973	Nor Wes Caps (PI)
1974	Cranbrook Colts (KI)
1975	Cranbrook Colts (KI)
1976	Saanich Braves (VI)	Prince George Spruce Kings (PC)	Cranbrook (KI),
1977	Quesnel Millionaires (PC)
1978	Quesnel Millionaires (PC)
1979	Quesnel Millionaires (PC)
1980	Kimberley Knights (KI)
3-League Playdowns
Year	Kootenay	Pacific	Vancouver Island
1981	Kimberley Knights	Northwest Americans	Oak Bay Flyers
1982	Cranbrook Colts	Northwest Americans	Kerry Park Islanders
1983	Cranbrook Colts	North Shore Flames	Oak Bay Flyers
1984	Cranbrook Colts	North Shore Flames	Saanich Braves
1985	Cranbrook Colts	North Shore Flames	Oak Bay Flyers
1986	Cranbrook Colts	Northwest Americans	Kerry Park Islanders
1987	Cranbrook Colts	Burnaby Bluehawks	Juan de Fuca Gulls
1988	Columbia Valley Rockies	White Rock Whalers	Saanich Braves
1989	Columbia Valley Rockies	Abbotsford Pilots	Peninsula Eagles
1990	Columbia Valley Rockies	Burnaby Bluehawks	Kerry Park Islanders
1991	Trail Smoke Eaters	Richmond Sockeyes	Kerry Park Islanders
1992	Trail Smoke Eaters	Richmond Sockeyes	Parksville Generals
1993	Nelson Leafs	Coquitlam Warriors	Kerry Park Islanders
1994	North Okanagan Kings	Grandview Steelers	Kerry Park Islanders
1995	Sicamous Eagles	Port Coquitlam Buckeroos	Comox Valley Glacier Kings
1996	Castlegar Rebels	Ridge Meadows Flames	Saanich Braves
1997	Beaver Valley Nitehawks	Port Coquitlam Buckeroos	Parksville Generals
1998	Revelstoke Grizzlies	Ridge Meadows Flames	Campbell River Storm
1999	Beaver Valley Nitehawks	Abbotsford Pilots	Campbell River Storm
2000	Nelson Leafs	Abbotsford Pilots	Campbell River Storm
2001	Beaver Valley Nitehawks	Delta Ice Hawks	Campbell River Storm
2002	Sicamous Eagles	Abbotsford Pilots	Campbell River Storm
2003	Beaver Valley Nitehawks	Richmond Sockeyes	Campbell River Storm

Round Robin Format Edit

Year	Gold Medal Game				Bronze Medal Game
	Champions	Score	Finalists		Third Place	Score	Fourth Place
2004	Richmond Sockeyes PIJHL	3 – 2	Campbell River Storm VIJHL (host)		Peninsula Panthers VIJHL		Beaver Valley Nitehawks KIJHL
2005	Osoyoos Storm KIJHL (Host)	6 – 2	Beaver Valley Nitehawks KIJHL		Victoria Cougars VIJHL	4 – 2	Abbotsford Pilots PIJHL
2006	Delta Ice Hawks PIJHL	4 – 1	Abbotsford Pilots PIJHL (Host)		Sicamous Eagles KIJHL	5 – 4	Kerry Park Islanders VIJHL
2007	Victoria Cougars VIJHL (Host)	4 – 1	Abbotsford Pilots PIJHL		Kerry Park Islanders VIJHL	4 – 2	Fernie Ghostriders KIJHL
2008	Grandview Steelers PIJHL	4 – 3	Kimberley Dynamiters KIJHL (Host)		Fernie Ghostriders KIJHL	5 – 3	Victoria Cougars VIJHL
2009	Richmond Sockeyes PIJHL (Host)	6 – 2	Nelson Leafs KIJHL		Oceanside Generals VIJHL	5 – 3	Abbotsford Pilots PIJHL
2010	Revelstoke Grizzlies KIJHL	4 – 1	Peninsula Panthers VIJHL		Aldergrove Kodiaks PIJHL	5 – 4	Oceanside Generals VIJHL (Host)Kimberley
2011	Peninsula Panthers VIJHL	5 – 3	Fernie Ghostriders KIJHL (Host)		Osoyoos Coyotes KIJHL	3 – 0	Richmond Sockeyes PIJHL
2012	Abbotsford Pilots PIJHL (Host)	3 – 2 2OT	Victoria Cougars VIJHL		Delta Ice Hawks PIJHL	5 – 3	Beaver Valley Nitehawks KIJHL
2013	Richmond Sockeyes PJHL	4 – 1	Victoria Cougars VIJHL		Castlegar Rebels KIJHL	5 – 4	Comox Valley Glacier Kings VIJHL (Host)
2014	Beaver Valley Nitehawks KIJHL	5 – 2	Aldergrove Kodiaks PJHL		Victoria Cougars VIJHL	3 – 0	Nelson Leafs KIJHL (Host)
2015	Campbell River Storm VIJHL	6 – 5	Kimberley Dynamiters KIJHL		Mission City Outlaws PJHL-(host)	7 – 0	North Vancouver Wolf Pack PJHL
2016	100 Mile House Wranglers KIJHL	5 – 4	Victoria Cougars VIJHL-(host)		Campbell River Storm VIJHL	8 – 4	Mission City Outlaws PJHL
2017	Beaver Valley Nitehawks KIJHL	6 – 2	Campbell River Storm VIJHL		Creston Valley Thunder Cats KIJHL (Host)	3 – 0	Aldergrove Kodiaks PJHL
2018	Richmond Sockeyes PJHL-(host)	5-1	Delta Ice Hawks PIJHL		Kimberley Dynamiters KIJHL	7-1	Campbell River Storm VIJHL
2019	Revelstoke Grizzlies KIJHL	5-1	Victoria Cougars VIJHL		North Vancouver Wolf Pack PJHL	3-2 (ot)	Campbell River Storm VIJHL-(host)

• 2020 To be hosted by 100 Mile House Wranglers

TournamentsEdit

• 2005 Cyclone Taylor Cup
• 2006 Cyclone Taylor Cup
• 2007 Cyclone Taylor Cup
• 2008 Cyclone Taylor Cup
• 2009 Cyclone Taylor Cup
• 2010 Cyclone Taylor Cup
• 2011 Cyclone Taylor Cup
• 2012 Cyclone Taylor Cup
• 2013 Cyclone Taylor Cup
• 2014 Cyclone Taylor Cup
• 2015 Cyclone Taylor Cup
• 2016 Cyclone Taylor Cup
• 2017 Cyclone Taylor Cup
• 2018 Cyclone Taylor Cup
• 2019 Cyclone Taylor Cup

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