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British Columbia Lacrosse Association - Wikipedia

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British Columbia Lacrosse Association (BCLA) is a sanctioning body in British Columbia, Canada. Empowered by the Canadian Lacrosse Association, the BCLA controls and regulates Minor level, Junior and Senior level box lacrosse and field lacrosse in the province.

Box lacrosse leagues

Senior

Western Lacrosse Association (Senior A)
- West Coast Senior Lacrosse Association (Senior B)
  - Prince George Senior Lacrosse League (Senior C)
  - Thompson Okanagan Senior Lacrosse League (Senior C)
  - Vancouver Island Senior Lacrosse League (Senior C)
  - West Central Lacrosse League (Senior C)

Junior

British Columbia Junior A Lacrosse League
- Pacific Northwest Junior Lacrosse League (Junior B)
- Thompson Okanagan Junior Lacrosse League (Junior B)
- West Coast Junior Lacrosse League (Junior B)

Senior C

Teams from the four BCLA Senior C leagues compete in a post-season provincial championship for the Fred Doig Cup. The award for Most Sportsmanlike Team receive the Dorothy Robertson Trophy.

Select teams compete in an invitational tournament hosted by a member team.^[1] Tournament winners are awarded the Treasure Cove Trophy.

When the tournaments coincide, teams which compete for the Fred Doig Cup are allowed just three pickup players.

Year	Provincial champion (Fred Doig Cup)	Invite Tournament winner
2003	Prince George Skeetos Pub Assault^[2]	Victoria Jokers
2004	Port Moody Express	Prince George Steamers Pub Devils
2005	Prince George Steamers Pub Devils	Prince George Steamers Pub Devils
2006	Port Moody Express	Port Moody Express
2007	Kelowna Raiders^[3]	North Shore Indians
2008	Kelowna Raiders	Prince George Steamers Pub Devils
2009	Port Moody Express	Vancouver Burrards
2010	none	Prince George BX Pub Bandits
2011	Port Moody Express^[4]	Port Moody Express
2012	Port Moody Express^[5]	Port Moody Express
2013	Port Moody Express	Port Moody Express
2014	Westwood Pub Devils^[6]	Westwood Pub Devils
2015	Port Moody Express	Ridge Attack^[7]

Leadership

Executive Director: Rochelle Winterton^[8]

Technical Director: Dave Showers

Marketing Director: Jeff Gombar

Administrative Assistant: Deb Heard

References

^ "Canadian Lacrosse Almanac (page 229)" (PDF). Western Lacrosse Association. 2014. Archived from the original (PDF) on 2016-05-16.
^ "Long time comin' Assault take lacrosse title after 34-year absence". Prince George Free Press. 21 August 2003.
^ "Devil of a time for Devils". Prince George Free Press. 28 August 2007.
^ "Veteran goalie backstops Port Moody's provincial win". The NOW News. 23 August 2011.
^ "Raiders second in provincial lacrosse". Kelowna Capital News. 15 August 2012.
^ "Devils run the table at championship". Prince George Citizen. 18 August 2014.
^ "Devils lose Sr. C bronze-medal game". The Prince George Citizen. 9 August 2015.
^ "Contacts". BCLA.

External links

British Columbia Lacrosse Association
- Prince George Senior Lacrosse League
- Victoria Senior Lacrosse League

Box lacrosse leagues

Professional

Major	National Lacrosse League
Minor	Arena Lacrosse League

Lacrosse Canada
Senior

Senior A	Major Series Lacrosse Western Lacrosse Association
Senior B	Can-Am Nova Scotia Ontario Prairie Gold Quebec Rocky Mountain Three Nations West Coast
Senior C	Ontario Prince George Rocky Mountain C Thompson Okanagan Vancouver Island West Central

US Senior

Other	Box Lacrosse League North American Box Lacrosse League

Canada Other

Major Junior	Canadian Lacrosse League

Lacrosse Canada
Junior

Junior A	British Columbia Ontario Rocky Mountain
Junior B	British Columbia East Coast First Nations Ontario Prairie Gold Rocky Mountain Thompson Okanagan
Junior C	Ontario Jr. C Pacific Northwest Rocky Mountain (Tier II & III) West Coast

US Junior

Other	USBOXLA

Defunct

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