2024-25 BCHL season

This is the 2024-25 British Columbia Hockey League season.
==Membership Changes==
*On January 20, 2024 the British Columbia Hockey League announced the addition of the the Blackfalds Bulldogs, Brooks Bandits, Okotoks Oilers, Sherwood Park Crusaders and Spruce Grove Saints from the Alberta Junior Hockey League for the 2024-25 season.https://bchl.ca/bchl-agrees-to-terms-with-five-alberta-based-teams As a result of the announcement and the circumstances involved the five teams would be expelled from the AJHLhttps://www.ajhl.ca/ajhl-statement and would continue to play as an Alberta Division of the BCHL for the balance of the season and would play the BC champion in some sort of post-season event.
*On March 31, 2024 the board of directors of the Merritt Centennials announced that they would withdraw from the British Columbia Hockey League and cease operations at the end of the 2023-24 season.https://www.merrittcentennials.com/centennials-to-cease-bchl-operations-for-2024-25-season The team would be approved to be sold to private ownership and would be joining the Kootenay International Junior Hockey League for the 2024-25 season.https://www.kijhl.ca/kijhl-approves-merritt-centennials-as-expansion-club
==Teams==
Interior Conference 	Interior Conference 	Interior Conference 	Interior Conference
Team 	City 	Arena 	Joined BCHL
Blackfalds Bulldogs 	Blackfalds, Alberta 	Eagle Builders Centre 	2024
Brooks Bandits 	Brooks, Alberta 	Centennial Regional Arena 	2024
Cranbrook Bucks 	Cranbrook, British Columbia 	Western Financial Place 	2020
Okotoks Oilers 	Okotoks, Alberta 	Pason Centennial Arena 	2024
Penticton Vees 	Penticton, British Columbia 	South Okanagan Events Centre 	1961
Salmon Arm Silverbacks 	Salmon Arm, British Columbia 	Shaw Centre 	2001
Sherwood Park Crusaders 	Sherwood Park, Alberta 	Randy Rosen Rink 	2024
Spruce Grove Saints 	Spruce Grove, Alberta 	Grant Fuhr Arena 	2024
Trail Smoke Eaters 	Trail, British Columbia 	Cominco Arena 	1987
Vernon Vipers 	Vernon, British Columbia 	Kal Tire Place 	1961
West Kelowna Warriors 	West Kelowna, British Columbia 	Royal Lepage Place 	1994
Coastal Conference 	Coastal Conference 	Coastal Conference 	Coastal Conference
Team 	City 	Arena 	Joined BCHL
Alberni Valley Bulldogs 	Port Alberni, British Columbia 	Weyerhaeuser Arena 	1998
Chilliwack Chiefs 	Chilliwack, British Columbia 	Chilliwack Coliseum 	1996
Coquitlam Express 	Coquitlam, British Columbia 	Poirier Sport & Leisure Complex	2001
Cowichan Valley Capitals 	Duncan, British Columbia 	Island Savings Centre 	1980
Langley Rivermen 	Langley, British Columbia 	George Preston Arena 	1990
Nanaimo Clippers 	Nanaimo, British Columbia 	Frank Crane Arena 	1972
Powell River Kings 	Powell River, British Columbia 	Hap Parker Arena 	1988
Prince George Spruce Kings	Prince George, British Columbia	Rolling Mix Concrete Arena 	1972
Surrey Eagles 	Surrey, British Columbia 	South Surrey Arena 	1976
Victoria Grizzlies 	Victoria, British Columbia 	The Q Centre 	1967
==Standings==
To be added upon completion of the regular season
==Fred Page Cup Playoffs==
===Format===
The top eight teams in each conference qualify for the playoffs with the traditional 1 vs 8, 2 vs 7, 3 vs 6, 4 vs 5 match-ups. Teams are re-seeded after the first round. A 1 vs 4 and 2 vs 3 format is used in the conference semifinals. Conference semifinal winners meet in the conference final and the conference winners meet in the Fred Page Cup final. All series are best-of-seven. 
==References==
Category:2024-25 in ice hockey
Category:BCHL seasons