Heritage Junior Hockey League

Founded in 1987, the HJHL has 12 teams located in Central and Southern Alberta.  6 teams play in the North Division and 6 teams play in the South Division.  League champions are the Okotoks Bisons.   

Airdrie Thunder                                                Coaldale Copperheads

Mountainview Colts                                       Cochrane Generals                                        

Red Deer Vipers                                                Medicine Hat Cubs

Rocky Rams                                                          Okotoks Bisons

Sylvan Lake Wranglers                                  Strathmore Wheatland Kings                                  Three Hills Thrashers                                     High River Flyers                                     

While there have been no players that we are aware of that have made an NCAA commitment directly from the HJHL, there are a handful of players that have gone on to play in the ACHA.

Almost all of the players playing in the HJHL are from Alberta, and most players are from in or around the team they play for.  This is a great league for Midget AA players wishing to stay home and work or go to school.

Founded originally as the West Kootenay Junior Hockey League in 1966, the league has grown into the Kootenay Junior Hockey League.  There are currently 20 teams in the league.  5 teams in the Eddie Mountain Division; 5 teams in the Neil Murdoch Division; 5 teams in the Doug Birks Division;  and 5 teams in the Bill Ohlhausen Division.  League champions are the Revelstoke Grizzlies.   The Grizzlies will be hosting the  Cyclone Taylor Cup this year, which is awarded to the winner of the annual tournament amongst the champions of the three Junior B leagues in British Columbia.

Columbia Valley Rockies                                                   Beaver Valley Nitehawks

Creston Valley Thundercats                                            Castlegar Rebels

Fernie Ghostriders                                                           Grand Forks Border Bruins

Golden Rockets                                                                       Nelson Leafs

Kimberley Dynamiters                                                        Spokane Braves

100 Mile House Wranglers                                              Kelowna Chiefs

Chase Heat                                                                                Okanagan Knights

Kamloops Storm                                                                     Osoyoos Coyotes

Sicamous Eagles                                                                     Princeton Posse

Revelstoke Grizzlies                                                            Summerland Steam

While there aren't many players that make an NCAA commitment out of the KIJHL, there are many players that move on to the the BCHL and other leagues that do make an NCAA commitment.   There are a few players that will commit to the BCIHL and the ACHA directly from the KIJHL.

This is a great league for Midget AA and Midget Varsity players.  Over the years, more  and more Junior A teams in the SJHL and MJHL are looking to recruit players from the KIJHL.  A lot of players from Alberta move to play in the KIJHL.

Founded in 1990, the NEAJHL has 7 teams located in North Eastern Alberta.  The Wainwright Bisons are the current champions, and have one the title the last 4 years.  The Cold Lake Ice had one the title the 5 years before.

Cold Lake Ice

Lac La Biche Clippers

Killam Wheat Kings

Lloydminister Bandits

St. Paul Canadiens

Vermillion Tigers

Wainwright Bisons

Unfortunately, there aren't many college commitments that are made from players playing in the NEAJHL.

Most teams are really local teams.  However, there are a couple of teams that do recruit from outside of the area.  Both the Wainwright Bisons and the St. Paul Canadiens recruit from outside the area.

Founded in 1995, the NWJHL has 6 teams located in Northern Alberta and British Columbia.  There are 4 teams in Alberta and 2 teams in British Columbia.  Each of the 6 teams have won the league championship at least once.  The Fort St. John Huskies have won the league championship 7 times.  The current league champions are the Fort St. John Huskies, having won the title in 2018 and 2019.If customers can’t find it, it doesn’t exist. Clearly list and describe the services you offer. Also, be sure to showcase a premium service.

Dawson Creek Jr. Canucks

Fairview Flyers

Fort St. John Huskies

Grande Prairie JDA Kings

North Peace Navigators

Sexsmith Vipers

While there haven't been any NCAA Division 1 commitments, and no recent NCAA Division 3 commitments, there have been a few recent ACHA 2 commitments. 

Some teams are really local teams.  Other teams do recruit from outside of the area.  The Dawson Creek Jr. Canucks are one team that recruits from outside of the area.

The VIJHL has 9 teams playing on Vancouver Island.  There are 9 teams in the VIJHL.  4 teams in the North Island Division and 5 teams in the South Division. The mission statement of the league is to provide a highly competitive, highly entertaining brand of junior hockey that affords the opportunity for our players, coach and officials to compete, grow and develop.  The vision statement of the league is the ultimate aim is to develop more than hockey players; we are looking to have these young men develop the life skills necessary to grow into successful and productive members of our communities.  

Campbell River Storm                                                  Victoria Cougars

Oceanside Generals                                                       Westshore Wolves

Comox Valley Glacier Kings                                       Kerry Park Islanders

Nanaimo Bucaneers                                                       Saanich Predators

                                                                                                     Peninsula Panthers

While there aren't many players that make an NCAA commitment out of the VIJHL, there are players that move on to Junior A leagues.

Most players playing in the VIJHL are from British Columbia; however there are a few teams that recruit players from outside of British Columbia.