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TJHP EP210 – In this week’s episode of The Junior Hockey Podcast, co-hosts Isaac and Rod break it all down. They start by discussing Isaac going to Seattle for the playoffs along with USHL Playoffs, Travel and the Draft. They also discuss the NAHL playoffs along with there team of the week. Another great episode

NHL commissioner Gary Bettman has announced a change regarding specialty sweaters worn during warmups, stating that they will no longer be part of the game due to the distractions they cause. This decision comes after a few players refused to wear Pride jerseys in the previous season, sparking an ongoing discussion. Bettman expressed his view

In a significant development for collegiate ice hockey, Atlantic Hockey and College Hockey America (CHA) have decided to merge their operations, effective from the 2024-25 college hockey season. Although both conferences have shared a commissioner and conference staff since 2010, they have functioned as separate entities with their own boards of directors and by-laws. The

The North Shore Winter Club may not appear extraordinary at first glance. Located in North Vancouver, the club is a 65-year-old members-only recreational facility housed in a dated, unremarkable brown brick building. Inside, it offers the typical amenities one would expect from a sports club, including swimming pools, tennis courts, and ice rinks. However, a

President Joe Biden and First Lady Jill Biden have extended an invitation to Quinnipiac University’s national championship team to visit the South Lawn on Monday, as announced by the university on Wednesday. Quinnipiac University men’s hockey head coach, Rand Pecknold, expressed excitement about the invitation, stating, “Championship teams being honored at the White House is

One of the most decorated coaches in women’s hockey history has stepped down after nearly 30 years leading Harvard’s women’s hockey program in the shadow of allegations by players that she engaged in abuses and other misconduct during her tenure. The school said Tuesday that Katey Stone had made the decision to retire from coaching.

Being a student athlete is a multifaceted experience that requires juggling various responsibilities. Here are additional paragraphs and information to further expand on the article: In conclusion, being a student athlete is a rewarding but demanding experience. By employing effective time management strategies, prioritizing academics, staying organized, communicating with coaches and teachers, maintaining focus and

The world of college hockey is buzzing with discussions surrounding various NCAA rule changes, including transfer rules, NIL money (name, image, and likeness rights), Alston money (full cost of attendance), and the potential reclassification of athletes as employees. However, while college hockey enthusiasts are unable to influence those matters, they do have a say in

TJHP EP209 – In this week’s episode of The Junior Hockey Podcast, co-hosts Isaac and Rod break it all down. They start by discussing some championship recaps along with the NAHL playoff preview. They talk about Annelies Bergmann making history and also discuss the recent news with the NAHL acquiring the BCHL. Another great episode

Hockey players are known for their skills on the ice, but many of them are also avid golfers. In fact, it’s not uncommon to hear about NHL players spending their offseason on the golf course. So, why are hockey players typically good golfers or love the game of golf? Let’s take a closer look. First