Past Championships and Awards
Past Championships
Season |
Team |
|---|---|
| 2024 - 25 | Greater Vancouver Comets |
| 2023 - 24 | Thompson-Okanagan Lakers |
| 2022 - 23 | Fraser Valley Rush |
| 2021 - 22 | Fraser Valley Rush |
| 2018 - 19 | Greater Vancouver Comets |
| 2017 - 18 | Greater Vancouver Comets |
| 2016 - 17 | Greater Vancouver Comets |
| 2015 - 16 | Northern Capitals |
| 2014 - 15 | Northern Cougars |
| 2013 - 14 | Fraser Valley Phantoms |
| 2012 - 13 | Fraser Valley Phantoms |
| 2011 - 12 | Fraser Valley Phantoms |
| 2010 - 11 | Thompson-Okanagan Rockets |
| 2009 - 10 | Thompson-Okanagan Rockets |
| 2008 - 09 | Vancouver Fusion |
| 2007 - 08 | Burnaby Winter Club Steelers |
Player of the Year
At the end of every regular season, one (1) player is selected as the British Columbia Elite Hockey League (BCEHL) Player of the Year for the Female U18 AAA league:
Season |
Player |
Team |
|---|---|---|
| 2024 - 25 | Anna McKee | Fraser Valley Rush |
| 2023 - 24 | Cassandra Kehler | Fraser Valley Rush |
| 2022 - 23 | Leah Barnard | Fraser Valley Rush |
| 2021 - 22 | Aynsley D'Ottavio | Fraser Valley Rush |
| 2019 - 20 | Jenna Buglioni | Greater Vancouver Comets |
Coach of the Year
At the end of every regular season, one (1) coach is selected as the British Columbia Elite Hockey League (BCEHL) Coach of the Year for the Female U18 AAA league:
Season |
Coach |
Team |
|---|---|---|
| 2024 - 25 | Melanie Jue | Greater Vancouver Comets |
| 2023 - 24 | Ed Patterson | Thompson-Okanagan Lakers |
| 2022 - 23 | Ed Patterson | Thompson-Okanagan Lakers |
| 2021 - 22 | Tony Lindsay | Fraser Valley Rush |
| 2019 - 20 | Tony Lindsay | Fraser Valley Rush |
Humanitarian Award
The Humanitarian Award is presented to a player from each of the four leagues (Female U18 AAA, U18 AAA, U17 AAA, and U15 AAA) twice a season. The first set of awards takes into consideration players’ community involvement from September through the holiday break, and the second set of awards will be determined by the actions of players from post-holiday break through the end of the regular season. Players are eligible to win both the first and second half awards.
Season |
Player |
Team |
|---|---|---|
| 2024 - 25 | Keira Pong | Fraser Valley Rush |
| 2024 - 25 | Ava McGinley | Fraser Valley Rush |
| 2023 - 24 | Simone Duifhuis | Greater Vancouver Comets |
| 2023 - 24 | Rebecca Noble | Fraser Valley Rush |
All Star Team
At the end of every regular season, one (1) goaltender, two (2) defenders and three (3) forwards are selected to the BCEHL Female U18 AAA All Star Team. Players are selected based on votes from team coaches.
| 2024 - 25 All Star Team | ||
| Pos. | Player | Team |
| G | Alexandra Johnston | Greater Vancouver Comets |
| D | Madeline Collins | Fraser Valley Rush |
| D | Paige Riley | Greater Vancouver Comets |
| F | Rowan Hu | Greater Vancouver Comets |
| F | Kiran Keller | Thompson-Okanagan Lakers |
| F | Anna McKee | Fraser Valley Rush |
| 2023 - 24 All Star Team | ||
| Pos. | Player | Team |
| G | Bronwynn Lee | Vancouver Island Seals |
| D | Kilah Hodder | Thompson-Okanagan Lakers |
| D | Cassandra Kehler | Fraser Valley Rush |
| F | Hannah Dods | Fraser Valley Rush |
| F | Zaynab Kalyan | Vancouver Island Seals |
| F | Holly Magnus | Thompson-Okanagan Lakers |
History of the Cromie Memorial Cup
The Cromie Memorial Cup, emblematic of the U18 AAA Amateur Hockey Championship in British Columbia, was donated by Don Cromie in memory of his late father Robert J. Cromie. The Cromie family ran the Vancouver Sun for much of the 1900s, starting in 1917 when Robert rescued the paper from bankruptcy. He ran the paper until his death in 1936, after which his sons Don, Peter and Samuel took over the family business. As Vice President, Don sold the newspaper in 1964. The Cromie family left a legend in Vancouver that transcended their era.
Merritt, the 1938 Midget AAA Provincial champion, was the first team to have their name engraved on the Cromie Memorial Cup. When the BC Major Midget League formed in 2004, the Cromie Memorial Cup became the league's championship trophy.
Today, the trophy has been presented 79 times, including to the past 19 BCEHL U18 AAA Champions:
Past Championships
Season |
Team |
|---|---|
| 2024 - 25 | Okanagan Rockets |
| 2023 - 24 | Vancouver North East Chiefs |
| 2022 - 23 | Okanagan Rockets |
| 2021 - 22 | Vancouver North East Chiefs |
| 2018 - 19 | Cariboo Cougars |
| 2017 - 18 | Fraser Valley Thunderbirds |
| 2016 - 17 | Cariboo Cougars |
| 2015 - 16 | Valley West Hawks |
| 2014 - 15 | Vancouver North East Chiefs |
| 2013 - 14 | Okanagan Rockets |
| 2012 - 13 | Vancouver North West Giants |
| 2011 - 12 | Vancouver North West Giants |
| 2010 - 11 | Vancouver North West Giants |
| 2009 - 10 | Vancouver North West Giants |
| 2008 - 09 | Vancouver North West Giants |
| 2007 - 08 | Cariboo Cougars |
| 2006 - 07 | Vancouver North West Giants |
| 2005 - 06 | Okanagan Rockets |
| 2004 - 05 | Thompson Blazers |
Player of the Year
At the end of every regular season, one (1) player is selected as the British Columbia Elite Hockey League (BCEHL) Player of the Year for the U18 AAA league:
Season |
Player |
Team |
|---|---|---|
| 2024 - 25 | Kaden Meyer | Greater Vancouver Canadians |
| 2023 - 24 | Tyson Moss | Vancouver North East Chiefs |
| 2022 - 23 | Erik Pastro | Okanagan Rockets |
| 2021 - 22 | Ollie Josephson | South Island Royals |
| 2019 - 20 | Cam Moger | Okanagan Rockets |
| 2018 - 19 | Logan Stankoven | Thompson Blazers |
| 2017 - 18 | Justin Sourdif | Valley West Hawks |
Coach of the Year
At the end of every regular season, one (1) coach is selected as the British Columbia Elite Hockey League (BCEHL) Coach of the Year for the U18 AAA league:
Season |
Coach |
Team |
|---|---|---|
| 2024 - 25 | Tyler Brough | Cariboo Cougars |
| 2023 - 24 | Ken Guthrie | Vancouver North East Chiefs |
| 2022 - 23 | Kyle Spencer | Greater Vancouver Canadians |
| 2021 - 22 | Jamie Jackson | Vancouver North East Chiefs |
| 2019 - 20 | Chris Shaw | Vancouver North West Hawks |
| 2018 - 19 | Tyler Brough | Cariboo Cougars |
| 2017 - 18 | Peter Hay | Fraser Valley Thunderbirds |
| 2015 - 16 | Trevor Sprague | Cariboo Cougars |
| 2014 - 15 | Jamie Jackson | Vancouver North East Chiefs |
| 2013 - 14 | Tom Spencer | Valley West Hawks |
| 2012 - 13 | Clint Thornton | Vancouver North West Giants |
| 2011 - 12 | Todd Harkins | Vancouver North West Giants |
| 2010 - 11 | Ryan Weber/Rob Rogers | Valley West Hawks |
| 2009 - 10 | Trevor Sprague | Cariboo Cougars |
Humanitarian Award
The Humanitarian Award is presented to a player from each of the four leagues (Female U18 AAA, U18 AAA, U17 AAA, and U15 AAA) twice a season. The first set of awards takes into consideration players’ community involvement from September through the holiday break, and the second set of awards will be determined by the actions of players from post-holiday break through the end of the regular season. Players are eligible to win both the first and second half awards.
Season |
Player |
Team |
|---|---|---|
| 2024 - 25 | Nicholas Drapack | Greater Vancouver Canadians |
| 2024 - 25 | Noah Lawless | Fraser Valley Thunderbirds |
| 2023 - 24 | James Eagle | Vancouver North East Chiefs |
| 2023 - 24 | Maxfeld Shin | Greater Vancouver Canadians |
All Star Team
At the end of every regular season, one (1) goaltender, two (2) defenders and three (3) forwards are selected to the BCEHL U18 AAA All Star Team. Players are selected based on votes from team coaches.
| 2024 - 25 All Star Team | ||
| Pos. | Player | Team |
| G | Andrik Lygas | Cariboo Cougars |
| D | Kaden Meyer | Greater Vancouver Canadians |
| D | Jared Miskiw | Valley West Giants |
| F | Rylan Bissett | Cariboo Cougars |
| F | Cole Brown | Fraser Valley Thunderbirds |
| F | Dion Schraeder | Okanagan Rockets |
| 2023 - 24 All Star Team | ||
| Pos. | Player | Team |
| G | Nathan Claydon | Vancouver North East Chiefs |
| D | Tyson Moss | Vancouver North East Chiefs |
| D | Tristan Payne | Vancouver North West Hawks |
| F | Aiden Bruce | Okanagan Rockets |
| F | Lucas McDonald | Vancouver North East Chiefs |
| F | Marco Oliviero | Fraser Valley Thunderbirds |
Past Championships
Season |
Team |
|---|---|
| 2024 - 25 | Okanagan Rockets |
| 2023 - 24 | Okanagan Rockets |
| 2022 - 23 | Okanagan Rockets |
| 2021 - 22 | Vancouver North West Hawks |
| 2018 - 19 | Okanagan Rockets |
Player of the Year
At the end of every regular season, one (1) player is selected as the British Columbia Elite Hockey League (BCEHL) Player of the Year for the U17 AAA league:
Season |
Player |
Team |
|---|---|---|
| 2024 - 25 | Jasper Wood | Okanagan Rockets |
| 2023 - 24 | Keegan Sanders | Thompson Blazers |
| 2022 - 23 | Jake Torget | Fraser Valley Thunderbirds |
| 2021 - 22 | Brendan Gee | Greater Vancouver Canadians |
| 2019 - 20 | Scott Cousins | Cariboo Cougars |
Coach of the Year
At the end of every regular season, one (1) coach is selected as the British Columbia Elite Hockey League (BCEHL) Coach of the Year for the U17 AAA league:
Season |
Coach |
Team |
|---|---|---|
| 2024 - 25 | Ralph Vos Jr. | Fraser Valley Thunderbirds |
| 2023 - 24 | Dave Wilkie | Vancouver North West Hawks |
| 2022 - 23 | Mack O'Rourke | Okanagan Rockets |
| 2021 - 22 | Ken Guthrie | Vancouver North East Chiefs |
| 2019 - 20 | Eric Blais | Okanagan Rockets |
Humanitarian Award
The Humanitarian Award is presented to a player from each of the four leagues (Female U18 AAA, U18 AAA, U17 AAA, and U15 AAA) twice a season. The first set of awards takes into consideration players’ community involvement from September through the holiday break, and the second set of awards will be determined by the actions of players from post-holiday break through the end of the regular season. Players are eligible to win both the first and second half awards.
Season |
Player |
Team |
|---|---|---|
| 2024 - 25 | Nicholaas McDonald | Valley West Giants |
| 2024 - 25 | Cody Smethurst | Valley West Giants |
| 2023 - 24 | Carter Hauk | Cariboo Cougars |
| 2023 - 24 | Khayam Siah | Vancouver Island Royals |
All Star Team
At the end of every regular season, one (1) goaltender, two (2) defenders and three (3) forwards are selected to the BCEHL U17 AAA All Star Team. Players are selected based on votes from team coaches.
2024 - 25 All Star Team |
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| Pos. | Player | Team |
| G | Jasper Wood | Okanagan Rockets |
| D | Xavier Atmore | Vancouver North West Hawks |
| D | Will Fuhrmann | Okanagan Rockets |
| F | Jake Banicevic | Vancouver North East Chiefs |
| F | Brennen Coutts | Okanagan Rockets |
| F | Cameron Zonailo | Vancouver North West Hawks |
2023 - 24 All Star Team |
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| Pos. | Player | Team |
| G | Finn McKiernan | Okanagan Rockets |
| D | Joshua Lee | Valley West Giants |
| D | Aaron Zulinick | Thompson Blazers |
| F | Carson Callon | Okanagan Rockets |
| F | Blake Collison | Cariboo Cougars |
| F | Keegan Sanders | Thompson Blazers |
History of the Doug Grimston Memorial Trophy
Doug Grimston served as the president of the Canadian Amateur Hockey Association from 1950 to 1952. He served as the president of BC Hockey from 1942 to 1947, and also sat on the national committee to oversee minor hockey in Canada, fighting for transparency of finances in amateur hockey.
The Doug Grimston Memorial Trophy is awarded to the champion of the BCEHL's U15 AAA division, most recently the Okanagan Rockets in the 2024-25 season.
Past Championships
Season |
Team |
|---|---|
| 2024 - 25 | Okanagan Rockets |
| 2023 - 24 | Fraser Valley Thunderbirds |
| 2022 - 23 | Greater Vancouver Canadians |
| 2021 - 22 | Vancouver North West Hawks |
Player of the Year
At the end of every regular season, one (1) player is selected as the British Columbia Elite Hockey League (BCEHL) Player of the Year for the U15 AAA league:
Season |
Coach |
Team |
|---|---|---|
| 2024 - 25 | Luc Deschenes | Okanagan Rockets |
| 2023 - 24 | Christiano D'Addabbo | Vancouver North East Chiefs |
| 2022 - 23 | Charlie Robinson | Vancouver North East Chiefs |
| 2021 - 22 | Ty Coupland | Vancouver North West Hawks |
| 2019 - 20 | Aidan See | North Island Silvertips |
Coach of the Year
At the end of every regular season, one (1) coach is selected as the British Columbia Elite Hockey League (BCEHL) Coach of the Year for the U15 AAA league:
Season |
Coach |
Team |
|---|---|---|
| 2024 - 25 | Kyle Allan | Thompson Blazers |
| 2023 - 24 | Riley Emmerson | Fraser Valley Thunderbirds |
| 2022 - 23 | Max Mowat | Okanagan Rockets |
| 2021 - 22 | Riley Emmerson | Valley West Giants |
| 2019 - 20 | Jason Beckett | Cariboo Cougars |
Humanitarian Award
The Humanitarian Award is presented to a player from each of the four leagues (Female U18 AAA, U18 AAA, U17 AAA, and U15 AAA) twice a season. The first set of awards takes into consideration players’ community involvement from September through the holiday break, and the second set of awards will be determined by the actions of players from post-holiday break through the end of the regular season. Players are eligible to win both the first and second half awards.
Season |
Player |
Team |
|---|---|---|
| 2024 - 25 | Alex Dhillon | Valley West Giants |
| 2024 - 25 | Noah Carignan | Fraser Valley Thunderbirds |
| 2023 - 24 | Kieran Dartnell | Fraser Valley Thunderbirds |
| 2023 - 24 | Luke Wilson | Greater Vancouver Canadians |
All Star Team
At the end of every regular season, one (1) goaltender, two (2) defenders and three (3) forwards are selected to the BCEHL U15 AAA All Star Team. Players are selected based on votes from team coaches.
2024 - 25 All Star Team |
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| Pos. | Player | Team |
| G | Luc Deschenes | Okanagan Rockets |
| D | Evan Cuthbertson | Thompson Blazers |
| D | Morgan Reed | Cariboo Cougars |
| F | Cyrus Gurski | Thompson Blazers |
| F | Brayden Jugnauth | Okanagan Rockets |
| F | Kadric Mujcin | Cariboo Cougars |
2023 - 24 All Star Team |
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| Pos. | Player | Team |
| G | Davin Chyld | Fraser Valley Thunderbirds |
| D | Markus Halliwell | Vancouver North East Chiefs |
| D | Koltin Herfst | Fraser Valley Thunderbirds |
| F | Daniel Ewert | Fraser Valley Thunderbirds |
| F | Christiano D'Addabbo | Vancouver North East Chiefs |
| F | Jonathan Zhang | Valley West Giants |
This season, each league will have a forward, defender and goaltender honoured each month. The winners are chosen based on statistical and team success during the month. Strong work in the community will now be honoured twice a season, previously it was part of the criteria for player of the month.
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The Commissioner's Award celebrates a BCEHL athlete who profoundly impacts their community and shows exemplary leadership on-and-off the ice.
Season |
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Team |
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| 2023 - 24 | Penelope Johnson | Northern Capitals |