Category Archives: junior hockey

I am almost 20 years old and i have received an email asking me to try out for the SEJHL and cannot decided if i could play for them or not. They have players my age in the Teir III. … Continue reading →

What are the best junior A level teams for hockey in New England? and how do i get noticed by them? how do i find out when they have tryouts for them? Walpole express (my bro played for them) Boston … Continue reading →

is there a difference between 13" senior and 13" junior hockey shin pads? i tried on what said to be size 13" shin pads and then size 14" and the difference was a lot. maybe they were junior 13? is … Continue reading →

(WHL,OHL,QMJHL,AHL and CHL) Pierre McGuire killing Jordan Eberle’s game tying goal in the World Junior Championships. "I can. Blah, blah… what a great pass by Tavares!" Edit: Seriously, I don’t think a lot of hits can compete with Cormier’s elbow. … Continue reading →

NCAA D-III scouts and Tier III Jr A scouts.

Gonna be in Buffalo Dec 29th for the WJHC games and want to go to a good bar after the games. Where can i go? depends on how old you are. if your 23 and below, go to chippewa, aka … Continue reading →

Anyone know the name of the song from the World Junior Hockey Championships that gets played as the teams skate onto the ice. It has no lyrics. I have searched every where and cannot find anything. i haven’t had any … Continue reading →

i am attending northwood school and i was wondering what the junior hockey team would be equal to. Midget aaa, junior A etc. Age group is Midget AAA is only the best kids that age so i high doubt that, … Continue reading →

Im 18 years old, I go to a catholic high school and play there. in the fall I play for the Junior Bobcats U19 team and all we do is go to tournaments because of all the prep school kids … Continue reading →

My dad wants to put me in a sport like junior hockey what do i need to know if i want to enter? Like he said, learning how to skae would be the first thing you should do. Once you … Continue reading →