The field is set for the Chilliwack Jets/Axe House SCWHL Provincial Championship Tournament.
The final two positions at the three-day tournament March 22-24 in Chilliwack were clinched during Week 19, as the North Shore Rebels and South Fraser TNT posted victories to earn playoff positions, leaving the Surrey Wildcats and the Island Surge as the two teams on the outside looking in.
The Meadow Ridge Moose, Richmond Devils, Fraser Valley Jets and Kamloops Vibe had previously clinched playoff positions.
The Rebels wrapped up a postseason berth Friday night, winning for the second time in roughly 24 hours with an 8-1 romp past the Surge at the Langley Sportsplex.
Haneet Parhar was the top point-getter for North Shore with a goal and three assists. Danica Dahlin scored twice, with Simran Sidhu, Emily Davis, Karmen Mooney, Priyanka Sidhu and Vanessa Fantini adding one each.
Charmain Seitcher scored the lone goal for the Island.
The win for the Rebels came a day after a 2-0 win over the second=place Devils Thursday night at the Moody Park Arena in New Westminster.
Simran Sidhu and Elexa Pakozdy scored for North Shore, with Cassidy Hendricks making 20 saves for the shutout.
The TNT wrapped up their postseason berth with a 4-0 win over the Island Saturday night at Planet Ice – Delta. Carlyn Shimizu, Shea Weighill, Tracey Chang and Jackie Sollis tallied once each for South Fraser, with Melinda Choy needing to make just eight saves for the shutout win.
The Surge lost all four games on their Week 19 road trip to the mainland, also falling twice to Surrey.
The Wildcats picked up their first win of the season with a 4-3 decision Saturday at the Summit Centre in Abbotsford. Surrey goals came from Megan Jokei, Elieka Jope, Emily Johnston and Kiryn Kajla.
Eastlyn Bellamy and Jasmine Murray replied for the Surge.
Surrey won its second game of the weekend 3-1 over the Surge Sunday afternoon at Planet Ice – Delta. Jokei, Jope and Chanelle Hertz netted a goal each for the Wildcats, with Payton Bray scoring the Surge goal.
