The British Columbia Hockey League playoff champions are awarded The Fred Page Cup (left).
From 1962 - 1995 the League Champions were awarded the Nat Bailey Cup. The trophy was donated by Nat Bailey, the owner of the White Spot Restaurants.
The Nat Bailey Trophy was renamed from 1996 to 1998, as a result of a major sponsor, to the Subway Cup.
The Champions are currently decided by a best-of-seven game series between the Coastal Conference Champions and the Interior Conference Champions. It must be noted however that in the past this series has been decided by a best-of-five, a round-robin, a 10-point system and has been stopped mid-series. Also, in 1987 the series ended 5-0 (according to the BCHL Now 2005/2006 Year Book, maybe be a printing error , or, it was a best-of-nine).
The Coastal Conference/Division Champions are awarded the Cliff McNabb Memorial Trophy, the Interior Conference/Division Champions are awarded the Ryan Hatfield Memorial Trophy and the Mainland Division Champions are awarded the Mainland Trophy(2014-20). You can find the champions list on the Awards Page.
League Champions are awarded the Nat Bailey Cup, best-of-five series.
Teams play a best-of-five series.
Teams play a best-of-seven series.
Team play and eight point(2pts for win, 1pt tie) round-robin.
Teams play a best-of-seven series.
Teams play a best-of-five series.
Teams play a best-of-seven series.
Teams play a 10 point series final, the quarterfinal and semifinal were a 8 point series.
Teams play best-of-seven series.
Teams play a best-of-three series.
Teams play best-of-seven series.
In 1996 to 1998 Subway became the official sponsor of the championship and the Nat Bailey Trophy was called the Subway Cup and was presented to the team winning the League playoff championship.
For the 1999 playoffs the Subway Cup (Nat Bailey Trophy) was replaced by the Fred Page Cup.
The BCHL opted out of the CJHL on March 4th, 2021, as a result, are no longer eligible to qualify for the National Centennial Cup Tournament.
On Friday, April 9, 2021, the British Columbia Hockey League (BCHL) announced it had withdrawn its membership from the Canadian Junior Hockey League (CJHL)
The British Columbia Hockey League opted out of the Canadian Junior Hockey League on March 4th, 2021, as a result, the Doyle Cup has been discontinued and are no longer eligible to play in the Centennial Cup, presented by Tim Hortons playdowns.