Williams Lake TimberWolves join league 2002 – Burnaby Bulldogs move to Alberni Valley 2003 – South Surrey Eagles renamed Surrey Eagles 2004 – Penticton Panthers renamed Penticton Vees 2005 – Coquitlam Express move to Burnaby 2006 – Langley Hornets move, renamed Westside Warriors 2006 – Chilliwack Chiefs move to Langley 2006 – Victoria Salsa renamed Victoria Grizzlies 2007 – Williams Lake TimberWolves take leave of absence from league 2009 – Williams Lake TimberWolves active in league 2010 – Williams Lake TimberWolves declared "not in good standing"; operations suspended 2010 – Burnaby Express move to Coquitlam 2011 – Quesnel Millionaires move, become Chilliwack Chiefs 2011 – Langley Chiefs renamed Langley Rivermen 2012 – Westside Warriors renamed West Kelowna Warriors 2015 – Wenatchee Wild join league from the North American Hockey League 2020 – Cranbrook Bucks join the league as an expansion team BCHL records Individual records Most goals in a season: 105, Brett Hull, Penticton, 1983–84 Most assists in a season: 111, Bob Ginetti, Burnaby, 1986–87 Most points in a season: 188, Brett Hull, Penticton, 1983–84 Most goals in a season, defenceman: 38, Campbell Blair, Vernon, 1986–87 Most assists in a season, defenceman: 77, Bruce Harris, Bellingham, 1978–79; Ian Kidd, Penticton, 1984–85 Most points in a season, defenceman: 109, Campbell Blair, Vernon, 1986–87 Most goals in a season, rookie: 84, John Newberry, Nanaimo, 1979–80 Most assists in a season, rookie: 103, Doug Berry, Kelowna, 1974–75 Most points in a season, rookie: 185, John Newberry, Nanaimo, 1979–80 Most shorthanded goals in a season: 14, Greg Hadden, New Westminster, 1988–89 Most powerplay goals in a season: 32, Dan Bousquet, Penticton, 1993–94 Longest consecutive shutout streak: 250 minutes, 25 seconds, Brad Thiessen, Prince George, 2005–06 Team records Winning streak in a season: 42 Games Penticton Vees 2011-2012 Most wins in a season: 54 Penticton Vees, 2011–2012; 52, New Westminster Royals, 1989–90; Vernon Vipers, 1998–99 Most points in a season: 110, Penticton Vees, 2011-2012 Most goals scored in a season: 498, Penticton Knights, 1984–85 Fewest goals against in a season: 130, Penticton Knights, 48-game schedule, 1981–82; 115, Powell River Kings, 60-game schedule, 2010–11 NHL alumni Names in bold indicate inductees of the Hockey Hall of Fame Al Cameron Al Hill Alan Kerr Alexander Kerfoot Andrew Hammond Andy Moog Barry Beck Barry Pederson Beau Bennett Bill Lindsay Bill Muckalt Blair Chapman Bob Gassoff Bob Hess Bob McGill Bob Nicholson Bob Nystrom Brad Bombardir Brad Hunt Brad