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[1] Its official colours are purple, gold and white, which harken back to the Port Coquitlam Minor Hockey Association that was founded in 1974, and the original branding of the Los Angeles Kings. [3] The team’s logo features the Golden Ears peaks in the background and the Pitt River Bridge in the foreground. [3]
Hockey – Founded in 2001, the Coquitlam Express of the British Columbia Hockey League play at the Poirier Sport & Leisure Complex. [87] [88] [89] Coquitlam is also home to the Coquitlam Minor Hockey Association, a AAA club in the Greater Vancouver area in the Pacific Coast Division, with almost 1000 members from Initiation Hockey 1 to ...
National Hockey League champion PCHA Championship: 8: Pacific Coast Hockey Association champion WCHL Championship: 2: Western Canada Hockey League champion Lester Patrick Cup: 9: PCHL/WHL champion President's Cup: 11: Western Hockey League champion Memorial Cup: 5: Canadian Major-Junior national champion Allan Cup: 10: Canadian senior national ...
Prior to the 2015–16 season, local minor hockey associations were required to host their major midget teams, and oversee them accordingly. Beginning in the 2015–16 season, the oversight of teams and registration of players was centralized under the provincial association, BC Hockey, with the intention of moving toward greater standardization.
The Port Moody Panthers are a Junior ice hockey team based in Port Moody, British Columbia, Canada. The Panthers play their home games at the Port Moody Recreation ...
The Centennial Cup (known as the Royal Bank Cup from 1996 to 2018) is the Canadian Junior Hockey League championship tournament. It was awarded to BCHL teams 14 times in its history. BCHL teams are no longer eligible to play in the tournament since the league withdrew from the CJHL in 2021. [20] 1986: Penticton Knights; 1987: Richmond Sockeyes
The arena-side of the facility is used by a wide variety of groups, including hockey, lacrosse and ringette teams and figure skaters for hosting national tournaments. The facility has three playing surfaces. Arena 1 features a 200' x 80' playing surface with seating for 2,200 spectators. [1] Arena 2 and 3 feature a 200' x 85' NHL standard ...
The Coquitlam Express began play as a new franchise in the BCHL for the 2001–02 hockey season, and played in the city for four seasons at the Coquitlam Sports Centre.Due to unsatisfactory conditions at the Sports Centre, specifically a reduction of parking due to the construction of a new aquatic complex next door, the team relocated to Burnaby for the 2005–06 season.