Langley Rivermen

Langley Rivermen
Langley Rivermen
City	Langley, British Columbia, Canada
League	British Columbia Hockey League
Division	Mainland
Founded	1972
Home arena	George Preston Recreation Centre
Colours	Navy blue, White ;
General manager	Tyler Kuntz
Head coach	Tyler Kuntz
Website	langleyrivermen.com
Franchise history
1972–1990	Richmond Sockeyes
1990–2006	Chilliwack Chiefs
2006–2011	Langley Chiefs
2011–present	Langley Rivermen

The Langley Rivermen are a junior ice hockey team based in Langley, British Columbia, Canada. They are members of the Coastal Division of the British Columbia Hockey League (BCHL).

History

The BCHL franchise was founded as the Richmond Sockeyes in 1972 in the Pacific Junior A Hockey League. In 1990, Sockeyes dropped to the junior B level and sold the junior A franchise to become the Chilliwack Chiefs. In 2006, the Chilliwack Bruins of the Western Hockey League were founded and the Chiefs moved to become the Langley Chiefs.

In 2011, the Chiefs changed ownership and became the Langley Rivermen, allowing for the return of the Chiefs to Chilliwack.^[1]^[2]

Season-by-season record

Note: GP = Games played, W = Wins, L = Losses, T = Ties, OTL = Overtime Losses, GF = Goals for, GA = Goals against, PTS = Points

Season	GP	W	L	T	OTL	GF	GA	PTS	Finish	Playoffs
2006–07	60	29	27	1	3	229	229	62	5th of 8, Coastal 12th of 17, BCHL	Lost Conf. Quarterfinals, 3–4 (Express)
2007–08	60	33	21	0	6	257	234	72	2nd of 8, Coastal 6th of 16, BCHL	Won 1st round, 4-2 (Grizzlies) Lost semi-finals, 2–4 (Clippers)
2008–09	60	30	25	2	3	217	211	65	2nd of 4, Mainland 8th of 16, BCHL	Lost Conf. Quarterfinals, 1–3 (Eagles)
2009–10	60	33	22	2	3	226	209	71	4th of 8, Coastal 7th of 17, BCHL	Lost 1st round, 0–4 (Kings)
2010–11	60	31	21	1	7	240	217	70	3rd of 8, Coastal 7th of 16, BCHL	Lost 1st round
2011–12	60	19	35	1	5	174	237	44	7th of 8, Coastal 13th of 16, BCHL	did not qualify
2012–13	56	24	26	1	5	194	204	54	4th of 5, Coastal 12th of 16, BCHL	Lost 1st round, 1–3 (Eagles)
2013–14	58	37	13	3	5	200	155	82	1st of 5, Coastal 2nd of 16, BCHL	Lost 1st round, 2–4 (Express)
2014–15	58	29	23	1	5	204	198	64	2nd of 5, Coastal 9th of 16, BCHL	Lost 1st round, 2–4 (Spruce Kings)
2015–16	58	31	22	3	2	212	187	67	3rd of 6, Coastal 7th of 17, BCHL	Lost 1st round, 1–4 (Wild)
2016–17	58	30	20	6	2	240	205	68	3rd of 6, Coastal 7th of 17, BCHL	Lost 1st round, 2–4 (Chiefs)
2017–18	58	25	20	10	3	168	183	63	2nd of 5, Coastal 9th of 17, BCHL	Lost 1st round, 2–4 (Eagles)
2018–19	58	27	27	—	4	167	173	58	4th of 5, Coastal 12th of 17, BCHL	Lost 1st round, 3–4 (Chiefs)
2019–20	58	23	31	1	3	162	204	50	4th of 5, Coastal 13th of 17, BCHL	Lost 1st round, 0–4 (Express)
2020–21	Due to Covid-19 did not participate in "pod season"
2021–22	54	33	18	1	2	180	169	69	4th of 9, Coastal 7th of 18, BCHL	Won 1st round, 4–1 (Grizzlies) Won 2nd round, 4-2 (Bulldogs) Lost semi-finals , 0-4 (Clippers)
2022–23	54	16	33	0	2	137	200	37	8th of 9, Coastal 16th of 18, BCHL	Lost 1st round, 4-2 (Clippers)
2023–24	54	19	28	0	7	151	190	45	7th of 9, Coastal 13th of 17, BCHL	Lost 1st round, 4-0 (Chiefs)

Notable alumni

References

^ "Quesnel Cariboo Observer - Game over". www.bclocalnews.com. Archived from the original on 2011-05-15.
^ "Making Cents: Langley Rivermen Sail Into the BCHL:". merrittcentennials.blogspot.com. Archived from the original on 2011-07-27.

External links

Langley Rivermen website

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[1] "Quesnel Cariboo Observer - Game over". www.bclocalnews.com. Archived from the original on 2011-05-15.

[2] "Making Cents: Langley Rivermen Sail Into the BCHL:". merrittcentennials.blogspot.com. Archived from the original on 2011-07-27.

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