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The History of Our League
BCAPL League #186 was first sanctioned to the Victoria Eight Ball Association (VEBA) for the 1998-1999 season. For the following two seasons (1999-2000 & 2000-2001) Jeremy Coldwell was the League Operator. The VEBA then ran their A-Division as BCAPL #186 for the 2001-2002 season. Bill Unwin took over from VEBA in 2002-2003 and called it the Vancouver Island Pool League. Bill added the CCS sanction #117 when BCA split apart in 2005. Starting with the 2006-2007 season, Nanaimo / Port Alberni linked with the Victoria division. Andrea & Larry Wilson took over the operation of VIPL from Bill in August of 2007. Starting in 2008-2009,
2006-2007 8 teams
2007-2008 6 teams
2008-2009 8 teams
2009-2010 12 teams
2010-2011 16 teams
2011-2012 19 teams
2012-2013 24 teams
2013-2014 23 teams
2014-2015 23 teams
2015-2016 21 teams
2016-17 22 Teams
2017-18 23 Teams
2018-19 26 Teams
2019-20 23 Teams
