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Prairie Athletic Conference (Saskatchewan).

British Columbia Intercollegiate Hockey League.

Commemorations Championships Ģ017 CW rebranding Also see College links Note: From 2012-13 onwards the top 4 teams qualified for best-of-three semi-finals and all tied regular season games were decided by overtime or shootout. Note: Until 2011-12 there were tie games in the regular season and a playoff tournament was held. Season cancelled due to COVID-19 pandemic BCIHL Seasons: 2005-06 to present Year/Comp. † Indicates University of Victoria forfeited one game to University of Saskatchewan in 1971-72.

Notes: - The WCIAA played a two division format in 1971-72: West (W) and East (E). That's right, three 0-for seasons out of four. Their best season was in 1971 when they went 3-17, the only season where they won a game. The Vikings' stay in the "big leagues" was, by any measure, inglorious. Season-by-Season Records Table University Seasons: 1969-70 to 1972-73 They do operate a team in the British Columbia Intercollegiate Hockey League (BCIHL), and have done so since the league's inception in 2005-06. They have not participated in the men's hockey league since 1973. U Vic is a member of the Canada West Universities Athletic Association (CWUAA) and U Sports (formerly known as CIS). " Vikings" (now referred to as "Vikes") is the name of the sports teams from the University of Victoria, located in Victoria, British Columbia.

5.5 Independent Collegiate Transfer Program.

5.4 Former Teams now in Independent Collegiate Transfer Program.