A full schedule this weekend in the BC Premier with all 10 teams in action. There’s only 4 weekends of matches in the regular season after this weekend, the playoff picture will start to get clearer after this round of matches.
Thanks to Peter Muirhead who put together these league tables for the weekend of March 1st 2025. He’s included a playoff “snapshot” which will be updated each week as the standings change.
Play resumes in the BC Premier after a harsh February that saw a number of game cancellations due to field closures. There are 4 men’s Premier and 2 women’s Premier matches on tap this weekend.
It’s a make up weekend, family day weekend, but most of the games have been cancelled again due to field closures. The Ravens v Burnaby game at Jericho was a late cancellation. There’s only the one men’s Premier game, Pride v Bays, again Starlight Stadium to the rescue. The women’s Premier game Westshore v CW was moved from Westshore to CW and from Friday evening to Saturday afternoon.
Thanks to Peter Muirhead who put together these league tables for the weekend of February 8th 2025. He’s included a playoff “snapshot” which will be updated each week as the standings change.
The cold February weather has wreaked havoc on the BC Premier schedule with municipal fields closing. Jericho Park, Connaught Park and Windsor Park all unavailable. The turf at Starlight Stadium is still a go with the Pride hosting Westshore. The UVic v JBAA game was a late cancellation due to field conditions. The women’s Premier game in Seattle vs UBC is still on.
On a sunny, cool, Lunar New Year’s Saturday this friendly rivalry produced a parade of tries and a snaky twist in the dying seconds to produce a tie, three points to each team and much respect to the improved UBC squad. It is tough to win when you are emphatically losing your set scrums and that was the case for the Ravens who were regularly owned by the UBC pack throughout the game.
Thanks to Peter Muirhead who put together these league tables for the weekend of February 1st 2025. He’s included a playoff “snapshot” which will be updated each week as the standings change.
The BC Premier season resumed for the “spring” season with all 10 teams in action. It was a week for the home teams as they won 3 of the 4 matches, with other a draw for the home side. The Capilano v Vikes game was cancelled as Klahanie Park was closed by West Vancouver Parks & Recreation.
Thanks to Peter Muirhead who put together these league tables for the weekend of January 25th 2025. He’s included a playoff “snapshot” which will be updated each week as the standings change.