Ranked No. 13 in the nation, Kohen Olischefski (in black) and his Chilliwack Chiefs tackle the Langley Rivermen in the opening round of the BCHL playoffs.

Ranked No. 13 in the nation, Kohen Olischefski (in black) and his Chilliwack Chiefs tackle the Langley Rivermen in the opening round of the BCHL playoffs.

BCHL notes: Chilliwack Chiefs hold steady in CJHL Top 20

The Chiefs are one of three BCHL teams rated among Canada's best with the Victoria Grizzlies earning honourable mention status.

The Chilliwack Chiefs check in at No. 13 in the final regular-season edition of the Canadian Junior Hockey League national rankings.

The Chiefs hold steady in the same spot they occupied last week while the Wenatchee Wild jump one spot from No. 9 to No. 8.

The Penticton Vees are No. 17 and the Victoria Grizzlies get an honourable mention.

The Alberta Junior Hockey League’s Brooks Bandits top the rankings, followed by Ontario’s Georgetown Raiders and Quebec’s Les Cobras de Terrebonne.

See bchl.ca/cjhl-weekly-top-20-18

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