BCEHL WEEKEND UPDATE - JANUARY 29 - FEBRUARY 2

For Immediate Release

January 28, 2026

Saanichton, B.C. - All four leagues are in action this weekend. As the leagues move into the last month of the regular season the importance of the games grow as playoff seedings and potential match-ups begin to take shape. Let’s see what’s in store for the upcoming weekend!

Female U18 AAA

The third place Fraser Valley Rush (15-9-0) look to move to within one point of second place as they square off with the fifth place Vancouver Island Seals (3-21-0) in a two-game set this weekend. The Seals and Rush have met a half dozen times already this season with Fraser Valley victorious in all six. Vancouver Island will look to keep trending upward, after they knocked off the league leading Vancouver Comets (19-4-1) in a game last weekend.

For the full and detailed Female U18 schedule click HERE. 

U18 AAA

There is one lone matchup in the U18 league this weekend, when the first-place Okanagan Rockets (20-5-1) travel to Langley to take on the sixth-place Valley West Giants (7-13-5) in a two-game set. The Rockets are coming in after splitting a two-game series with the second-place Vancouver North East Chiefs (18-4-2) last weekend and have won five of six games in the month of January. Meanwhile, the Giants have gone 2-3-1 in their last six games. 

For the full and detailed U18 schedule click HERE.

U17 AAA

A busy weekend in the U17 league with eight teams in action. The weekend is highlighted by a two-game series that sees the Valley West Giants travel to the interior to take on the Thompson Blazers. The fifth-place Blazers (35 points) come into the match-up six points up on the sixth-place Giants (29 points). The teams have met twice already this season with Thompson taking both games. In another match-up, the third-place Vancouver North East Chiefs (19-10-1) and the ninth-place Vancouver Island Royals (6-22-1) meet for a two-game set in Victoria. 

For the full and detailed U17 schedule click HERE. 

U15 AAA

The second-place Okanagan Rockets (20-2-0) travel to Burnaby to take on the fourth-place Vancouver North East Chiefs (12-6-3) this weekend. The Rockets are 8-2-0 in their last 10 games while the Chiefs have gone 6-3-1 over the same stretch. The teams met in the first week of the season with Okanagan taking the game by a 6-1 count. Okanagan currently sits four points behind the league leading Fraser Valley Thunderbirds, but the Rockets hold two games in hand. In the weekend’s only other contest, the eighth-place Greater Vancouver Canadians (1-20-1) meet the sixth-place Vancouver North West Hawks (4-15-4) on Friday night in North Vancouver. 

For the full and detailed U15 schedule click HERE.

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