Exactly what I said. Only I said mine in English.
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My son asked me about the Memorial Cup...
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CCHL 2013-2014 Season Part II
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Toronto and Montreal Hosting WJC's 2015 and 2017
Haha, junior hockey y'all.
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WJC 2015 sked out. A 19-game ticket pkg at ACC in Toronto, where medal round will be played, costs between $636 & $2301 |
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EOJHL 2013-2014 Season Part II
The word in casselman is that Widenmaier is apparently on the move to either Ottawa south or west to play closer to home for his over ager year. Look for a blockbuster trade coming this off season folks
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Québec Remparts to play at Junior Club World Cup 2014, Ufa, Russia (22-30 August)
It is going to be 4th edition of tournament, it is sanctioned by IIHF.
Group A
Pirati Chomutov (CZ)
Espoo Blues (FIN)
Québec Remparts (CAN)
Tolpar Ufa (MHL, RUS)
Dynamo Shinnik Bobyursk (MHL, BLR)
Group B
USHL team (US)
MHK Spartak Moskva (MHL, RUS)
Malmö Redhawks (SWE)
HK Riga (MHL, LAT)
Red Bull Salzburg (MHL, AUT)
USHL needs a few days to name a club. They have new commisioner since June 1
website (RUS)
WINNERS
2011 - Red Army CSKA Moscow (MHL)
2012 - Sudbury Wolves (CHL)
2013 - Omskie Yastreby Omsk (MHL)
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Top CHL Franchises
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Originally Posted by frontsfan2005
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In the OHL, obviously the Knights are the current top franchise, in the playoffs every year since the 99-00 season, lots of 100 point seasons, division titles, OHL championships and the 2005 Memorial Cup dream team. They usually have a ton of NHL drafted players, sell out pretty much every game, and have probably the best ownership in the league with the Hunters running the show. They have also hosted two very successful Memorial Cups.
The second top team I would say is Guelph, obviously a big step behind London, but they are usually always competitive (have made the playoffs every year since 1992), have had a lot of NHL talent come through, usually a very well coached team. Fan support is questionable though. Kitchener has had some very successful teams since 2000, winning the 2003 Memorial Cup and finishing in second in 2008. But they've had some horrible teams too, missing the playoffs in 2001, 2009 and 2014. Great fan support though, but clearly a step behind London in terms as best OHL franchise. |
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GMHL - What is this league's deal?
So, how was the season this year? Level-wise.
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Which Junior A league is the best?
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Originally Posted by HamiltonOHL
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is NSJHL considered Jr B or Jr A
North Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League |
http://www.pjhl.ca/
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My son asked me about the Memorial Cup...
Ok, let me answer the question without the bickering. If the host team wins their league, the runner up gets in. This is the same for the Memorial Cup in the CHL which is Major Junior, the RBC Cup in the CJHL, which is Junior A (and the Western Canada Cup, which is the SJHL/AJHL/BCHL/MJHL qualifier to the RBC Cup), the Keystone Cup which is the Western Canadian Junior B championship. Heck, even the CIS University Cup works this way (unless they are a conference in which they already have two slots, then the third place team gets in, but I believe going forward the CIS eliminated this rule.)
Even in international hockey, the host gets in. I believe a few years ago one of the European hosts was relegated, but were allowed to stay up as they were the hosts.
This is all done to help guarantee ticket sales. If the Blades (who footed the bill for the tournament) had bowed out, Saskatoon wouldn't have bought packages for the tournament. You may not like this from a competitive standpoint, but this is necessary to entice fans to buy tickets. Very, very few sports events sell large quantities of tickets without a local team participating. The only ones I can think of are the Grey Cup and the Super Bowl.
Even in international hockey, the host gets in. I believe a few years ago one of the European hosts was relegated, but were allowed to stay up as they were the hosts.
This is all done to help guarantee ticket sales. If the Blades (who footed the bill for the tournament) had bowed out, Saskatoon wouldn't have bought packages for the tournament. You may not like this from a competitive standpoint, but this is necessary to entice fans to buy tickets. Very, very few sports events sell large quantities of tickets without a local team participating. The only ones I can think of are the Grey Cup and the Super Bowl.
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players from OJHL and CCHL
Hi, I would like to know somes info on some players who play in the OJHL and CCHL..
-Austin Kozluk, Orangeville Flyers
-Daniel Volpe, Toronto Jr. Canadiens
-Fraser Turner, Pembroke Lumber kings
And if some body know about somes Midget AAA in Ontario could help me here.
Joseph Ruffolo - South Central Coyotes Midget AAA
-Austin Kozluk, Orangeville Flyers
-Daniel Volpe, Toronto Jr. Canadiens
-Fraser Turner, Pembroke Lumber kings
And if some body know about somes Midget AAA in Ontario could help me here.
Joseph Ruffolo - South Central Coyotes Midget AAA
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EOJHL 2014 - 15 Season
I wouldn't be surprised to see some majors changes next year in the way the league is ran. I'd expect a much bigger partnership with the CCHL.
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CHL Import Draft
Can anyone tell me who are the top prospects for the upcoming CHL import draft and where I can get some scouting reports on them. I always wondered with the limited scouting most CHL teams have, especially over seas how these lists are compiled and shared. Any thoughts?
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EOJHL 2014 - 15 Season
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Originally Posted by 8711hockey
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does any one know the protection rules? if a team tells a player they are going to protect them, can that player say no and play for another team in the eojhl?
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CCHL 2014-2015 season
Anyone see Sens development camp scrimmage last night, how did Summers do?
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GMHL - What is this league's deal?
So many teams, talents are high and low, not much exposure or player development.
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players from OJHL and CCHL
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Originally Posted by JuniorMajeur
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Hi, I would like to know somes info on some players who play in the OJHL and CCHL..
-Austin Kozluk, Orangeville Flyers -Daniel Volpe, Toronto Jr. Canadiens -Fraser Turner, Pembroke Lumber kings And if some body know about somes Midget AAA in Ontario could help me here. Joseph Ruffolo - South Central Coyotes Midget AAA |
http://hfboards.hockeysfuture.com/sh...1642275&page=3
OJHL fan forums are on these links.
http://www.network54.com/Forum/441519/
http://www.network54.com/Forum/243529/
Have les Olympiques made any cuts?
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Québec Remparts to play at Junior Club World Cup 2014, Ufa, Russia (22-30 August)
Cape Breton just announced they are the team to represent the CHL in the World Cup
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EOJHL 2013-2014 Season Part II
any hockey news??????
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nova scotia major midget ownership.
is there a way to find out who owns teams and who their sponsors are? or is that a no-no?
also how does one go about becoming an owner/sponser? how much money?
also how does one go about becoming an owner/sponser? how much money?
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nova scotia major midget ownership.
is there a way to find out who owns teams and who their sponsors are? or is that a no-no?
also how does one go about becoming an owner/sponser? how much money?
also how does one go about becoming an owner/sponser? how much money?
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