Affiliate Sites expand
Hockey Canada logo

Road to the 2019 Esso Cup: BCFMAAA

The Greater Vancouver Comets dominated the BCFMAAA, going a perfect 32-0 and outscoring their opponents by 176 goals

Jason La Rose
|
March 15, 2019

Make it four in a row for the Greater Vancouver Comets, who absolutely dominated the BCFMAAA; they went undefeated in 32 games to finish a whopping 35 points clear of second-place Fraser Valley. On the way they outscored their opponents by a whopping 176 goals (217-41), hitting double digits five times and posting eight shutouts. Jennifer Gardiner led the way on offence for Greater Vancouver, winning the BCFMAAA scoring title for the second year in a row (37-43—80) as the Comets took the top nine spots. Jordyn Verbeek was perfect in 19 starts between the pipes, posting a league-leading 1.30 GAA and four shutouts.

PLAYOFF MATCH-UPS
4) Vancouver Island Seals vs. 5) Thompson-Okanagan Lakers

1) Greater Vancouver Comets vs. Winner of VIS-THO
2) Fraser Valley Rush vs. 3) Northern Capitals

FINAL STANDINGS (W-L-T)
Greater Vancouver – 64 points (32-0-0)
Fraser Valley Rush – 29 points (12-15-5)
Northern – 28 points (13-17-2)
Vancouver Island – 23 points (9-18-5)
Thompson-Okanagan – 16 points (6-22-4)

LEADING SCORERS
Jennifer Gardiner (Greater Vancouver) – 37G 43A 80P
Jenna Buglioni (Greater Vancouver) – 41G 34A 75P
Madisyn Wiebe (Greater Vancouver) – 30G 22A 52P
Rebecca Clarke (Greater Vancouver) – 28G 18A 46P
Ashley Morrow (Greater Vancouver) – 6G 40A 46P

LAST NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP APPEARANCE
2014 (Fraser Valley Phantom – fifth place)

TOTAL NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP APPEARANCES
2 (2013 (host), 2014)

LAST NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP
none

TOTAL NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS
none

For more information:

Esther Madziya
Manager, Communications
Hockey Canada

(403) 284-6484 

[email protected] 

Spencer Sharkey
Manager, Communications
Hockey Canada

(403) 777-4567

[email protected]

Jeremy Knight
Manager, Corporate Communications
Hockey Canada

(647) 251-9738

[email protected]

Videos
Photos
play_logo
TELUS: Highlights – Magog 4, Brandon 1 (Gold Medal)
play_logo
TELUS: Top 5 Plays — Saturday, April 27
play_logo
Markham Waxers (CEN) vs. Calgary Buffaloes (PAC) | TELUS Cup (Bronze)
play_logo
TELUS: Top 5 Plays — Friday, April 26
play_logo
Edmonton Jr. Oilers (PAC) vs. Thompson-Okanagan Lakers (HST) Bronze | Esso Cup
play_logo
Esso: Know Your Teammate – Gottselig & Karpan
play_logo
Esso: Top 5 Plays — Friday, April 26
play_logo
Brandon Wheat Kings (WST) vs. Calgary Buffaloes (PAC) | TELUS Cup
play_logo
Markham Waxers (CEN) vs. Cantonniers de Magog (QUE) | TELUS Cup
play_logo
Esso: Top 5 Plays — Thursday, April 25
play_logo
Regina Rebels (WST) vs. Thompson-Okanagan Lakers (HST) Semifinal | Esso Cup
play_logo
Edmonton Jr. Oilers (PAC) vs. North York Storm (ONT) Semifinal | Esso Cup
Schedule
HC Logo
Espoo & Vantaa, Finland
Date: Apr 25 to May 5
HC Logo
Calgary, AB, Canada
Date: May 5 to 12
HC Logo
Oakville, ON
Date: May 9 to 19
HC Logo
Prague & Ostrava, Czechia
Date: May 10 to 26
HC Logo
Edmonton, Alta., Canada
Date: Aug 3 to 10