BOSTON, MA-THE UNITED
STATES PREMIER HOCKEY LEAGUE (USPHL) is pleased to announce the addition
of 8 new organizations to the League’s roster. These additions will
continue to develop and expand the USPHL and its goal of providing a new
national opportunity for hockey at the Junior and 16U/18U Midget
Levels.
The League additions at the Junior
Level include the Bay State Breakers, Connecticut Yankees, and Portland
Pirates. The additions at the Midget Level include the NH Junior
Monarchs, Portland Pirates, Selects Academy, Providence Capitals,
Rochester Stars and the Springfield Pics.
The Founding members of the League which
includes the Junior Bruins, Islander Hockey Club, Jersey Hitmen and
South Shore Kings formed the USPHL to provide a new national opportunity
for hockey at the Junior and 16U/18U Midget Levels. The USPHL programs
will go beyond the on ice experience to include education, leadership
and community service components to help foster a complete student
athlete. The member organizations believe the USPHL will provide the
next step in high performance training and competition and will provide
unmatched exposure to NCAA hockey programs for young aspiring hockey
players.
(Nathan can be reached at nathanfournier@mainehockeyjournal.com)
1 comment:
What does the advent of the USPHL mean to the USHL East Coast expansion idea? Does it force the USHL to take in these teams at some point? ... Hmmm ....
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