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2. Since 1961 EducationAdvancementCompetition BCHL …. SMART HOCKEY

3. To be the best Junior A league in the world by providing players with the greatest possible combination of competition, educational and advancement opportunities. VisionMission The BCHL will provide: opportunities responsible community partnerships honest and ethical conduct high standards and a commitment to excellence professional “best practices” 45 th Year BCHL …. SMART HOCKEY

4. Coastal Conference Interior Conference Alberni Valley Bulldogs Cowichan Valley Capitals Nanaimo Clippers Powell River Kings Victoria Grizzlies Burnaby Express Langley Chiefs Surrey Eagles Trail Smoke Eaters Merritt Centennials Westside Warriors Penticton Vees Vernon Vipers Salmon Arm Silverbacks Prince George Spruce Kings Quesnel Millionaires 16 Teams FRED PAGE CUP BCHL …. SMART HOCKEY

5. Offers first-class, affordable family entertainment Is considered the best Junior A league in Canada Annual attendance increases capping at over 813,000 Passionate, progressive management and ownership, dedicated to their communities. Broadcasts all games live in the BCHL Fan Zone. www.bchl.bc.ca averages over 35,000 unique visitors each month and over 156,000,000 pages views annually.www.bchl.bc.ca Promotes its teams, players and personalities through the broadcast media: Sports Talk Inside the BCHL BCHL Live. BCHL …. SMART HOCKEY THE BCHL

6. In 45 years BCHL teams have: Won the Doyle Cup (versus Alberta Junior A Champion) 17 out of last 26 seasons. Won the Royal Bank Cup (Junior A National Championship) 9 out of last 21 years. Proudly produced numerous: Players who went on to play in the WHL. Players who went on to play in the NHL. Players who went on to star in US and Canadian Universities and Colleges. Players who went on to successful business careers. Bob Nicholson - President of Hockey Canada “The British Columbia Hockey League has been an outstanding member of Hockey Canada” “shows that you are dedicated to continuing the growth of our game in your province.” EJ McGuire – Director NHL Central Scouting “and the proof of the BCHL’s ability to develop talent is born out in the number of players selected each June in the NHL draft” “we feel you should be recognized for the positive role in which the BCHL has on the lives of young men.” Barry Petrachenko – Executive Director BC Hockey “As the top amateur league in British Columbia the BCHL continues to represent the province and its youth by exhibiting an extremely high level of competition, ensuring a commitment to education and by providing opportunities for player advancement” BCHL …. SMART HOCKEY Excellence Since 1961

7. BCHL …. SMART HOCKEY 2006-2007 Highlights; Over 50 Division 1 NCAA scholarship commitments by end of regular season play. Burnaby Express center Kyle Turris projected to be in the top 5 at 2007 NHL player draft. BCHL lead (10 players selected to team) first- ever World Junior A Challenge Championship. 2003/04 Salmon Arm Silverbacks’ Travis Zajac jumps to NHL New Jersey Devils in 2006/07. Two former BCHL players make final 10 for 2007 NCAA Hobey Baker Award. Last season’s BCHL scoring leader Brandon Wong leads this season’s Quinnipiac Warriors in scoring with 26g, 27a in 38 games played. Player Advancement: Since 1970; 110 players drafted by NHL teams directly from the BCHL. 67 additional players drafted by NHL teams from colleges and universities following their play in the BCHL. 184 former BCHL players drafted from other leagues following their advancement. 212 former BCHL players have played at least one game in the NHL. 1300+ former BCHL players have graduated with post-secondary degrees. Gerry Sillers President – Vancouver Canuck Alumni “the BCHL stands above all other junior hockey leagues in providing a platform for young athletes to compete at a high level while providing exceptional post-secondary scholarship opportunities”

8. BCHL …. SMART HOCKEY The BCHL is family entertainment with an average ticket price between $7-$10. BCHL teams raise and donate over $50,000 annually in support of local, provincial and national charities. 80% of the BCHL fan base consists of families….kids, grandparents, mom’s & dad’s. BCHL member teams in unison introduce Lorna Nicholson’s “Read to Succeed Program” in their local elementary and secondary schools. BCHL teams donate over 50,000 tickets annually to local charities, schools, youth groups, retirement homes and the handicap. BCHL teams participate in over 1,000 player and mascot appearances each year in schools. Community Connection:

9. BCHL …. SMART HOCKEY Success: Dave Nonis – GM – Vancouver Canuck Hockey Club “The BCHL is the top Jr A development league in Canada that our scouts follow regularly” “They are committed to deliver a professional product featuring some of tomorrow’s stars”

10. CompetitionCompetition EducationEducation AdvancementAdvancement The British Columbia Hockey League Standing above all other Junior Hockey Leagues in: BCHL …. SMART HOCKEY

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