bchl playoffs

The Wenatchee Wild were one of the last eight teams standing in the British Columbia Hockey League postseason, but the Penticton Vees will be the team continuing its quest for the Fred Page Cup after their Interior Conference semifinal meeting Wednesday at Town Toyota Center.

The Wenatchee Wild earned a 4-2 victory over the Cranbrook Bucks on Easter Sunday at Town Toyota Center, taking their Interior Conference quarterfinal series four games to two and closing out the campaign for the second-seeded Bucks.

PHOTO: Wenatchee Wild goaltender Andy Vlaha (center) looks toward the play in a recent home game. Vlaha stopped all 34 shots he saw Saturday in a 5-0 win at the Cranbrook Bucks, evening Wenatchee’s playoff series with Cranbrook at a game apiece. (Photo cr...

PHOTO: Wenatchee forwards Ean Somoza and Parker Murray (right) celebrate a Wild goal in a recent home game. Murray scored Wenatchee’s only goal Friday in a 3-1 loss to Cranbrook in the opening game of the 2023 playoffs. (Photo credit: Russ Alman/Digital Media Northwest) By Austin Draude Wenatchee Wild Media Relations & Broadcast Manager CRANBROOK, British Columbia – The opening game of the pla

The Wenatchee Wild victory secures a seventh-place finish in the BCHL Interior Conference standings and locks in a best-of-7 playoff date with the Cranbrook Bucks, starting next week.

By Austin Draude, Wenatchee Wild Media Relations and Broadcast Manager PHOTO CAPTION: Wenatchee forward Micah Berger during a recent home game. Berger notched his team-best sixth game-winning goal Saturday in a 3-1 win at the Merritt Centennials. (Ph... Read More ...

Despite a 6-2 loss in Penticton, the Wenatchee Wild clinched their spot in the BCHL Fred Page Cup playoffs by way of the Merritt Centennials’ 5-1 loss to the Salmon Arm Silverbacks.