Keeping Score

In the summer of 1996, Huy Chau took a weekend hobby and decided to "keep score". With a very crude setup and a mere 8 teams, the CVC Roller hockey league was born. Based out of a small club office at the University of British Columbia, the league would quickly grow out of its digs and inspire an expansion that is unparalleled in adult recreation sports in Canada . In 2000, CYCoMM Sports and Entertainment was spawned and from it hatched Pacific Inline Championship Hockey, better known as PICH (pronounced “pitch”). In the past 6 years, PICH has grown from 48 teams to 125 teams, making it (unofficially) the largest roller hockey league in Canada . The success of PICH can be attributed to the constructive criticism and player input that is received each year. These modifications, coupled with a strict adherence to our mission statement, have helped shape the league into what it is today.

2005

Tier 1 - Shock and Awe

MVP - Will Dunn (Shock and Awe)

Tier 2 - Jesters

MVP - Josten Juthans (Jesters)

Tier 3 - Eliminators

MVP - Phil Matthews (Eliminators)

Tier 4 - Alliance Generals

MVP - Jack Lau (Alliance Generals)

Tier 5A - Stickmen

MVP - Kevin Tsumura (Stickmen)

Tier 5B - Phantoms

MVP - Edmond Wu (Phantoms)

Tier 6A - Healthy Scratches

MVP - Chris Lacroix (Healthy Scratches)

Tier 6B - Thundercats

MVP - Kevin Atkinson (Thundercats)

Tier 6C - Frostbites

MVP - Dennis Jang (Frostbites)

Tier 7A - Long Shotz

MVP - Kevin Chiang (Long Shotz)

Tier 7B - Team Unbeetables 7

MVP - Johnny Gaspar (Team Unbeetables 7)

Tier 7C - The Spirit

MVP - Andrew Chang (The Spirit)

Tier 8A - Sharp Shooters

MVP - Ben Chan (Sharp Shooters)

Tier 8B - Blue Steel

MVP - Kevin Levitt (Blue Steel)

Tier 8C - Raging Elmos

MVP - Sidney Dai (Raging Elmos)

Tier 8D - Black Aces

MVP - David Lo

2004

Tier 1 - Shock and Awe

MVP - Jayson Elliot (Shock and Awe)

Tier 2 - Jesters

MVP - Su Ngo (Jesters)

Tier 3 - New World Order

MVP - Doug Clegg (New World Order)

Tier 4 - Impact

MVP - Edmund Woo (Impact)

Tier 5 - Alliance Generals

MVP - Tarek Hodroj (Alliance Generals)

Tier 6a - Raging Devils

MVP - Paul Mander (Raging Devils)

Tier 6b - Dirty Monkeys

MVP - John Baterinas (Dirty Monkeys)

Tier 7a - Crown Royal

MVP - Emeet Duhra (Crown Royal)

Tier 7b - Frostbites

MVP - Andy Mattu (Frostbites)

Tier 8a - Power

MVP - Mike Tran (Power)

Tier 8b - Nuclear Fallout

MVP - Jamil Hassandi(Nuclear Fallout)

2003

Tier 1 - Shock and Awe

MVP - Jordan Oye (Gophers)

Tier 2 - VFX Vipers

MVP - Steve Tajiri (Red Army)

Tier 3 - Swingers

MVP - Darren Jang (Renegades)

Tier 4 - Stickmen

MVP - Alvin Sham (Area 44)

Tier 5 - Praetorians

MVP - Jamil Karimani (Crimson Dragons)

Tier 6 - Blazers

MVP - Cyrus Huang (Healthy Scratches)

Tier 7 - Arsenal

MVP - Gordon Lam (Arsenal)

Tier 8 - Darkside

MVP - Nathan Wong (Nuclear Fallout)

2002

Tier 1 - Richmond Rowdies

MVP - Johnny Nguyen (Wiseguys)

Tier 2 - Rageons

MVP - Spencer Hamade (Rageons)

Tier 3 - Ruff Ryderz

MVP - Steve Maihara (Ruff Ryderz)

Tier 4 - Maritime Porn Stars

MVP - Neil Hayes (Maritime Porn Stars)

Tier 5 - Blues

MVP - AJ Desliele (Blues)

Tier 6 - Dragons

MVP - Azaam Deeb (Dragons)

Tier 7 - Bombermen

MVP - Mike Maruno (Bombermen)

2001

Tier 1 - Phantoms

Tier 2 - Inferno

Tier 3 - IHL Titans

Tier 4 - Packing Heat

2000

Tier 1 - Dynamo

Tier 2 - Phantoms

Tier 3 - Rebels

Tier 4 - IHL Titans

1999

Tier 1 - Kamakaze

Tier 2 - New Dragons

Tier 3 - Assassins

1998

Tier 1 - Kamakaze

Tier 2 - New World Order

1997

Tier 1 - Storm

Tier 2 - Impact

1996

Kamakaze

The Lawrence Chow Memorial Trophy is an annual award given to the player adjudged to have exhibited the best type of sportsmanship and gentlemanly conduct combined with a high standard of playing ability.

2005

Tyler Michaels (Rowdies)

2004

Edmund Wu (Eliminators)

2003

Cary Csontala (Team Snapshow)

2002

Darrin Matterson (New World Order)

2001

Tony Chu (Vipers)