PLAYOFF MATCH-UPS
1) Valley West Hawks vs. 8) Vancouver NE Chiefs
2) Cariboo Cougars vs. 7) Thompson Blazers
3) Fraser Valley Thunderbirds vs. 6) Greater Vancouver Canadians
4) Okanagan Rockets vs. 5) Vancouver NW Giants

FINAL STANDINGS (W-L-T-OTL)
Valley West – 65 points (31-6-2-1)
Cariboo – 63 points (30-7-3-0)
Fraser Valley – 52 points (25-13-1-1)
Okanagan – 48 points (21-13-3-3)
Vancouver NW – 44 points (20-16-2-2)
Greater Vancouver – 42 points (19-17-3-1)
Thompson – 36 points (17-21-1-1)
Vancouver NE – 34 points (14-20-3-3)
Kootenay – 30 points (13-23-0-4)
North Island – 29 points (13-24-3-0)
South Island – 13 points (5-32-3-0)

LEADING SCORERS
Justin Sourdif (Valley West) – 22G 49A 71P
Gage Goncalves (Fraser Valley) – 28G 41A 69P
Nolan Krogfoss (Valley West) – 32G 36A 68P
Max Mohagen (Valley West) – 16G 51A 67P
Mason Richey (Cariboo) – 26G 38A 64P

LAST NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP APPEARANCE
2017 (Cariboo Cougars (host) – sixth place)

TOTAL NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP APPEARANCES (since 1984)
7 (1986, 1992, 1996 (host), 2001 (host), 2007, 2011, 2014, 2017 (host))

LAST NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP
1982 (Burnaby Winter Club Travellers)

TOTAL NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS
1 (1982, Burnaby Winter Club Travellers)

TOP REGULAR SEASON TEAM – VALLEY WEST HAWKS
After a season away, the Valley West Hawks sit atop the BCMML once again. Valley West held off a late push by Cariboo to finish two points ahead of the Cougars for first place, helped by a 3-0-1 mark against the 2017 TELUS Cup hosts. Jordan Sourdif paced a league-leading offence (Valley West netted 214 goals, 25 more than Cariboo), racking up 71 points (22G 49A) to earn top spot in BCMML scoring, while Nolan Krogfoss (32-36—68) and Max Mohagen (16-51—67) finished third and fourth, respectively. Josh Dias was a rock on the back-end, topping the league in goals-against average (2.27) and co-leading in wins (23); the Hawks allowed just 106 goals, easily the best mark in the BCMML.