| Vancouver Island Junior Hockey League (VIJHL) | |
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| Sport | Ice hockey |
| Founded | 1965 |
| Inaugural season | 1965–66 VIJHL season |
| No. of teams | 11 |
| Country(ies) | 
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| Most recent champion(s) | Victoria Cougars |
| Most championship(s) | Campbell River Storm (10) |
| Official website | VIJHL.com |
| Related competitions | Cyclone Taylor Cup (Provincial Championship) |
The Vancouver Island Junior Hockey League is a Junior "B" ice hockey league in British Columbia, Canada, sanctioned by Hockey Canada. The winner of the VIJHL playoffs competes with the champions of the Kootenay International Junior Hockey League and the Pacific International Junior Hockey League for the Cyclone Taylor Cup, the British Columbia Provincial Title.
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The Teams[]
Brent Patterson Memorial Trophy Champions[]
Brent Patterson Memorial Trophy awarded to VIJHL playoff champion
Teams that went on to win the Cyclone Taylor Cup (British Columbia Junior B championship) are in bold print. The 2015 Campbell River Storm team won the league's first ever Keystone Cup as Western Canadian champions.
- 2021 Season cancelled
- 2020 Playoffs Cancelled
- 2019 Victoria Cougars
- 2018 Campbell River Storm
- 2017 Campbell River Storm
- 2016 Victoria Cougars
- 2015 Campbell River Storm (2015 Keystone Cup champions)
- 2014 Victoria Cougars
- 2013 Victoria Cougars
- 2012 Victoria Cougars
- 2011 Peninsula Panthers
- 2010 Peninsula Panthers
- 2009 Oceanside Generals
- 2008 Victoria Cougars
- 2007 Victoria Cougars
- 2006 Kerry Park Islanders
- 2005 Victoria Cougars
- 2004 Campbell River Storm
- 2003 Campbell River Storm
- 2002 Campbell River Storm
- 2001 Campbell River Storm
- 2000 Campbell River Storm
- 1999 Campbell River Storm
- 1998 Campbell River Storm
- 1997 Parksville Generals
- 1996 Saanich Braves
- 1995 Comox Glacier Kings
- 1994 Kerry Park Islanders
- 1993 Kerry Park Islanders
- 1992 Parksville Generals
- 1991 Kerry Park Islanders
- 1990 Kerry Park Islanders
- 1989 Peninsula Eagles
- 1988 Saanich Braves
- 1987 Juan De Fuca Gulls
- 1986 Kerry Park Islanders
- 1985 Oak Bay Flyers
- 1984 Saanich Braves
- 1983 Oak Bay Flyers
- 1982 Kerry Park Islanders
- 1981 Oak Bay Flyers
- 1980 Saanich Braves
- 1979 Saanich Braves
- 1978 Saanich Braves
- 1977 Saanich Braves
- 1976 Saanich Braves
- 1975 Port Alberni Timbermen
- 1974 Capilano Mountaineers
- 1973 Juan de Fuca Gulls
- 1972 Victoria Cubs
- 1971 Victoria Cubs
- 1970 Nanaimo Buccaneers
- 1969 Nanaimo Buccaneers
- 1968 Nanaimo Buccaneers
- 1967 Comox Totems
- 1966 Victoria Cougars (beat Royal Roads 6-4, 3-2 in final)
League tie-breaker procedure[]
3.43 Tie-Breaking Standings For the purposes of establishing standings in the event of a tie in points at the end of a League schedule, whether regular season play or round robin series, the following will prevail: {Rev. 06/2015} i) The team with the most wins in the regular schedule, j) If still tied, the team with the most wins head to head in the regular schedule, k) If still tied, the team with the best goals against head to head in the regular schedule, l) If still tied, the best goals against overall in the regular schedule, m) If still tied, the tie will be resolved with a coin flip.
See Also[]
External links[]
- Vancouver Island Jr Hockey League
- Comox Valley Glacier Kings
- Campbell River Storm
- Kerry Park Islanders
- Oceanside Generals
- Peninsula Panthers
- Saanich Braves
- Sooke Stingers
- Victoria Cougars
- Cyclone Taylor Cup website
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