BC Elite Hockey League-Female U18 AAA

The BC Elite Hockey League-Female U18 AAA is a female U18 AAA Hockey league. The league plays under the sanction of BC Hockey and Hockey Canada. Its' champion advances to the Pacific Regional tournament qualifier for the Esso Cup.
==Teams==
Team 	Centre(s) 	Arena(s)
Fraser Valley Rush 	Langley 	Langley Twin Ice Rinks
Greater Vancouver Comets	Richmond 	Richmond Olympic Oval
Northern Capitals 	Prince George 	CN Centre
Thompson-Okanagan Lakers	Kelowna/Vernon 	Capital News Centre/Kal Tire Place
Vancouver Island Seals 	Duncan/Chemainus	Cowichan Centre/Fuller Lake Arena
==Champions==
;Earlier U18 champions
*1996-97: Fernie Bladerunners
*1997-98: Fernie Bladerunners
*1998-99: Fernie Bladerunners
*1999-2000: Cranbrook
*2000-01: Fernie Bladerunners
*2001-02: Fernie Bladerunners
*2002-03: Nelson
*2003-04: Sooke SVI Breakers
*2004-05: Juan de Fuca SVI
*2005-06: South Island
*2006-07: Kootenay Wildcats
;U18 AAA champions
*2007-08: Burnaby Winter Club Steelers
*2008-09: Vancouver Fusion
*2009-10: Thompson-Okanagan Rockets
*2010-11: Thompson-Okanagan Rockets
*2011-12: Fraser Valley Phantom
*2012-13: Fraser Valley Phantom
*2013-14: Fraser Valley Phantom
*2014-15: Northern Cougars
*2015-16: Northern Capitals
*2016-17: Greater Vancouver Comets
*2017-18: Greater Vancouver Comets
*2018-19: Greater Vancouver Comets
*2019-20: Playoffs Cancelled due to COVID-19 pandemic
*2020-21: Season Cancelled due to COVID-19 pandemic
*2021-22: Fraser Valley Rush
*2022-23: Fraser Valley Rush
*2023-24: Thompson-Okanagan Lakers
==Sources==
*BC Champions
Category:Women's ice hockey in Canada
Category:Canadian Midget AAA leagues