Hockey Divisions - Senior Hockey
BC Hockey offers both Competitive and Recreational Senior Hockey Programs. Contact either the Male or Female BC Hockey Senior / Recreational Divisional Director for more information about BC Hockey Senior Hockey Programs.
 
Both Male and Female Senior Hockey can be divided into two streams:
1. Recreational
2. Competitive
 
Hockey Canada Adult Recreation Program
 
 
BC Hockey and Hockey Canada aren’t just about minor hockey and its high performance programs. Adult recreation players can get in on the action too! With the new Adult Rec program, every player lacing up the skates in arenas across the country, no matter their age or skill level, can be a part of the country’s game.
 
Individuals
 
Player Registration  for Adult Recreation
Teams/Leagues
 
Tournament Hosting
If you are interested in hosting a tournament, please contact the BC Hockey office at
250-652-2978
*Please see below for descriptions of insurance that comes with each of the above types of insurance.
 
 
News Stories
Registration Now Open for the 2010-11 season
 
Membership Benefits – Adult Rec
BC Hockey has always been interested in improving the game at all levels throughout the Branch. In the 2009 Hockey season BC Hockey and Hockey Canada have significantly increased our benefits to the thousands upon thousands of Adult Recreational players. Together our organizations offer all the following advantages while ensuring you some of the disadvantages that are associated with unregistered leagues or teams. Below you will find some of the main benefits that Hockey Canada and BC Hockey will offer you.
 Adult Recreation Goalie
  
Adult Recreation Players  
Insurance Benefits
 
Individual Player Insurance
Fee: $21.00 Per Player
  • Participant to Participant coverage, players are individually insured and may play against and with nonmembers
  • $2500 accidental dental policy, no facemask restrictions
  • $5000 accidental medical policy
  • Directors and Officers Liability policy
  • High limit Accidental Death and Dismemberment (AD&D) policy
 
Team Insurance
Fee: $100 Per Team
  • This policy is portable for teams, you may play against nonmember teams
  • $10 million per occurrence Commercial Liability Insurance
  • Insurance Certificates provided to satisfy arena contracts
  • Participant to Participant liability, players are individually insured
 
Tournament Host Insurance
Fees: $215 (2-23 Teams), $425 (24-47 Teams) or $825 (48-Plus Teams)
  Adult Recreation Team
  • This would cover the Event Organizers within that tournament. (Please take note that the individual players will not be covered but individuals can purchase the individual insurance noted about.)
  • $10 million per occurrence Commercial Liability Insurance
  • Insurance Certificates provided to satisfy arena contracts
  
Additional Insurance Information
 
National and Provincial Governing Body
 
One of the great advantages of this program is the association that your league will have with Hockey Canada and BC Hockey, which govern all other teams and leagues across the country/province. An association also with the governing body that trains and selects all national teams, and will unite you with league and teams across the country, which as it stands is over 40,000 registered adult players, including females. With the benefits we are now offering to Adult Rec players, we anticipate these numbers to significantly increase over the coming years.
 
Hockey Canada / BC Hockey will also provide members with sanctioned events through the International Ice Hockey Federation. This will provide for worldwide competition for Canadian adult recreational teams as well as facilities access to Canadian teams from other countries. Hockey Canada can also use its IIHF contacts (which involves every hockey federation in the world) to advertise major events and or facilities across the world.
 
Interactive Web Site
 
Hockey Canada Adult Recreational Program will be using hockeycanada.ca as the central location for information, contests, league statistics, links, insurance forms and all your other needs. On the website members will be able to:
  • Find information about the program, its benefits and how to register your league or team.
  • Find information on other leagues as well as links to registered leagues websites across Canada.
  • Stats Page
  • Hockey Canada Adult Recreation Hockey Photo Gallery.
  • Links to sponsors and their contests
  • Find all forms necessary to register your team, or make an insurance claim.
 
Webmail Newsletter
 
Hockey Canada will also send out a Hockey Canada Adult Recreational Hockey newsletter by e-mail that will keep players, coaches, and referees updated and informed about upcoming events and tournaments as well as any other news pertaining to leagues or Hockey Canada.
 
Tournaments
 
Hockey Canada is now offering great insurance rates/apparel packages for outside adult recreation tournaments looking to have their event sanctioned by Hockey Canada/BC Hockey. Being part of Hockey Canada’s adult recreation program will also allow you to participate in international tournaments host by IIHF Member Federations. This is definitely an opportunity for teams to get an international experience and play top adult recreation teams from around the world.
 
In 2010 BC Hockey will be hosting an Adult Rec tournament for members. The branch plans on building this tournament into a Branch Championship for Adult Rec Hockey in BC and the Yukon.
 
Other Benefits
 
BC Hockey is working towards building the Adult Rec program, in 2009 our goals are:
  • Adult Rec teams access to BC Hockey and Hockey Canada Logo
  • Recruiting corporate sponsors
  • Adult Rec Fantasy Camps
  • Vancouver Canucks Adult Rec Alumni Game
 
If you have any questions on the Hockey Canada Adult Recreation Program please contact the BC Hockey office at 250-652-2978 or email adultrec@bchockey.net.
 
Hockey Canada Logo
 
Competitive Senior Hockey
  
Senior Female Hockey (Competitive) is for the more serious teams that play competitively, striving for Branch, Regional and National supremacy. BC Hockey offers the following categories:
 
  • Senior A – Teams vie for the Branch Championship and represent BC Hockey at the Western Shield (Western Canada Championship)
  • Senior AA – Teams vie for the Branch Championship and represent BC Hockey in the highest division at the Western Shield (Western Canada Championship)
  • Senior AAA – Teams vie for Branch Championships. BC Hockey team(s) may also play in the NWHL (National Women’s Hockey League) and as such play nationally for a league championship.
 
Competitive players also have the opportunity to attend open try-outs to play for Team BC for competition in the Esso Women’s National Championship as a part of the BC Hockey High Performance Program. 
 
For more information on Senior female competitive categories contact the BC Hockey Senior / Recreational Female Divisional Director.
 
Senior Male Hockey (Competitive) is for the more serious teams that play competitively, striving for Branch and national supremacy. BC Hockey offers the following categories:
 
  • Senior AA – Teams vie for Branch Championships – the Coy Cup.
  • Senior AAA – Teams vie for Branch Championships – the Savage Cup. Branch Champions then enter Inter-Branch competition leading to the Pacific Region Championship (Doug McKenzie Cup) and the National Championship (Allan Cup).
  • Senior C – BC Hockey has instituted a Senior C category to encourage fledgling Post-Secondary hockey (C denoting College) in the Branch. It is hoped that this category will receive full championship status in the near future.
 
For more information on Senior male competitive categories contact the BC Hockey Senior / Recreational Male Divisional Director.
 
Championships (Male and Female)
As part of the annual BC Hockey Championships, BC Hockey senior teams may compete to become the BC Hockey Champion. Championships for the following division and category may occur:
 
Male Senior AAA (Savage Cup)
Male Senior AA (Coy Cup)
Male Senior C
Female Senior AAA
Female Senior AA
Female Senior A
 
The BC Champions may have a chance to advance to compete for National or Regional championships such as the Allan Cup and Western Shield.
 

 

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