Team Executive
Coquitlam Cobras
- Tyler Dunlop (governor / team manager) 2009–present
- Shane Hyde (general manager) 2010–present
Ladner Pioneers
- Mike McIntosh (governor / team manager) 2009–present
Ridge Attack (Abbotsford 2003-2008)
- Cam Janzen (governor) 2003
- Tom Potter (team manager) 2003, (governor) 2004-2005
- Brian Danilkiewicz (team manager) 2004-2005, (governor / general manager) 2006–present
- Mike McIntosh (team manager) 2006-2007
Port Coquitlam Hitmen
- Scott Parsons (governor / team manager) 2003-2004
- Paul Horn (governor / team manager) 2005
- Jamie Hurst (governor) 2006
- Rich Gareau (team manager) 2006
- Mike Gray (governor) 2007–present
- Tom Stevens (president) 2007–present
- Betty Selezinka (team manager) 2007–present
Port Moody Express
- Dave Wisniewski (governor / general manager) 2003-2006
- Craig Baldridge (governor) 2007–present
- Nick Thomas (general manager) 2007-2009; (president) 2010–present
- Jeff Dutkewich (general manager) 2010–present
Vancouver Burrards
- Terry Kirstiuk (governor / general manager) 2003-2004; 2008–present
- Terry Kirstiuk (governor) 2005-2007
- Dave Stewart-Candy (team manager) 2005-2007; (assistant governor) 2008–2010
- Andrew Rennie (assistant manager) 2009–2010
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