2008-09 BCHL Season

This is a list of British Columbia Hockey League Standings for the 2008-09 season.
 Team GP W L T OTL GF GA P
 Coastal
 Victoria Grizzlies 60 43 13 1 3 237 159 90
 Powell River Kings 60 39 16 1 4 251 184 83
 Cowichan Valley Capitals 60 34 20 1 5 224 198 74
 Langley Chiefs 60 30 25 2 3 217 211 65
 Nanaimo Clippers 60 28 24 2 6 186 193 64
 Surrey Eagles 60 28 25 1 6 199 205 63
 Burnaby Express 60 18 35 1 6 170 245 43
 Alberni Valley Bulldogs 60 16 36 1 7 156 240 40
 Interior
 Vernon Vipers 60 42 14 1 3 223 145 88
 Salmon Arm Silverbacks 60 40 17 1 2 234 167 83
 Westside Warriors 60 37 18 1 4 220 162 79
 Penticton Vees 60 36 17 0 7 220 159 79
 Prince George Spruce Kings 60 26 25 3 6 186 180 61
 Trail Smoke Eaters 60 25 31 2 2 188 215 54
 Quesnel Millionaires 60 16 40 0 4 160 268 36
 Merritt Centennials 60 13 44 0 3 148 288 29
==Playoffs==
Division Quarter-final
:Surrey Eagles defeated Langley Chiefs 3-games-to-1
:Cowichan Valley Capitals defeated Nanaimo Clippers 3-games-to-none
:Westside Warriors defeated Trail Smoke Eaters 3-games-to-none
:Penticton Vees defeated Prince George Spruce Kings 3-games-to-2
Division Semi-final
:Powell River Kings defeated Surrey Eagles 4-games-to-1
:Victoria Grizzlies defeated Cowichan Valley Capitals 4-games-to-3
:Vernon Vipers defeated Penticton Vees 4-games-to-1
:Salmon Arm Silverbacks defeated Westside Warriors 4-games-to-1
Division Final
:Powell River Kings defeated Victoria Grizzlies 4-games-to-3
:Vernon Vipers defeated Salmon Arm Silverbacks 4-games-to-2
Final
:Vernon Vipers defeated Powell River Kings 4-games-to-2
:Vernon Vipers advanced to the 2009 Doyle Cup.
==International Exhibition==
===Sweden Under-17 Team===
Vernon, Westside, and Salmon Arm challenged the Sweden National Under-17 squad to exhibition matches in January 2009.
:Vernon Vipers 2 - Sweden 1 (SO)
:Westside Warriors 5 - Sweden 3
:Salmon Arm Silverbacks 5 - Sweden 3
08-09VerVip.jpg|Vernon Vipers
==Sources==
*http://www.bchl.bc.ca -- BCHL for League Standings
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