The Pacific Junior Hockey League released its 168-game, 2026-27 regular-season schedule on Wednesday, marking a historic milestone as the league enters its inaugural season as British Columbia’s premier U20 development league. The regular season runs from Thursday, Sept. 10 through Saturday, Feb. 13, as all eight member franchises prepare to compete for the PJHL Championship. […]

The Pacific Junior Hockey League has released the schedule for the 2026 preseason, featuring a 16-game slate that runs from mid-August through early September. The preseason puck drop is Wednesday, August 19, when the Port Moody Panthers host the North Vancouver Wolf Pack at the Port Moody Recreation Complex at 8:00 PM. Over three weeks […]

A new era of development hockey in B.C. begins when the 2026-27 Pacific Junior Hockey League season gets underway on Thursday, Sept. 10. That evening, the Surrey Knights roll out the red carpet at the North Surrey Sport & Ice Complex to host the visiting Cloverdale Hockey Club, with puck drop set for 7:00 PM. […]

The Pacific Junior Hockey League is proud to officially announce updated roster regulations regarding 20-year-old players, starting with the 2026-27 regular season. Following approval by the PJHL Board of Governors, the league will implement stricter limits on 20-year-old players. The move is designed to prioritize player development across the league while keeping a competitive balance […]

The Pacific Junior Hockey League is proud to unveil the blueprint for the upcoming 2026-27 regular season, giving fans their first look at how the calendar will shape up this fall. This year’s race for the PJHL championship features a balanced, highly competitive schedule designed to keep local rivalries front and center from opening night […]

The Pacific Junior Hockey League is proud to announce that four players with roots in the league are attending NHL Development Camps this month. Representing the calibre of junior hockey development in BC, these players — one forward, one defenseman, and two goaltenders — used the PJHL as a stepping stone on their path to […]

When Milan Lucic announced his retirement from professional hockey on Sunday, it capped off a National Hockey League career defined by raw power, a championship ring, and over 1,000 games of modern-era dominance. For hockey fans across North America, Lucic will always be remembered as the ultimate power forward who wore the colours of the […]

It was a phenomenal day on the links as the Pacific Junior Hockey League, alongside the Fraser Valley Super League, proudly had a presence at this year’s Canucks Alumni Golf Classic on Monday. Being at the event allowed our hockey community to connect with distinguished Canucks alumni and dedicated sponsors for a day defined by […]

PJHL alumnus Mattias Uyeda is a Western Hockey League champion after the Everett Silvertips secured the Ed Chynoweth Cup on Friday. The Silvertips defeated the Prince Albert Raiders 7-2 in Game 5 of the WHL Championship Series to capture the first league title in their franchise history. A 19-year-old native of Vancouver, B.C., Uyeda was […]

In its latest issue, PJHL alumnus Devon Toews has been ranked 66th among the Top 100 NHL players by The Hockey News. A 32-year-old native of Abbotsford, B.C., Toews has skated in more than 500 NHL games over eight seasons, totalling 302 points (65 goals, 237 assists) split between the New York Islanders and Colorado […]