Project824

How familiar are you with college club hockey? Cause everything that is non-ACHA is not "local men's leagues" I don't think the Pac 8 or Midwestern are playing in "local men's leagues" and neither do I consider our play like that. We schedule all over. I'm very familiar with quite a few levels of college hockey in general. I've been involved with NCAA DI, DIII and ACHA teams. For your information, the Pac 8 IS in the ACHA, hence they play using an NCAA rulebook. The Pac 8's level of hockey is not very good. Not here to start an argument though, I'd have no way of knowing every little college in every little corner of the country's specifics. It just looked the case, since you guys were wearing the uniforms and the team you're playing looks a lot like a men's league team. Surprising that your school would allow you guys to play without cages. On a side note, those in charge of your club should seriously consider ACHA membership, the advantages are numerous. USA Hockey affiliation, insurance, set academic and competitive standards, a governing body and the opportunity to play for a National Championship each year.

Cages are required in ACHA because they use an NCAA rulebook. There are some college club teams that basically play their games in the local men's league, hence cages not being worn.

Holy crap that's a lot of guys on a beer league team.

I'm looking at College right now, it makes so much more sense for me and education is priority #1. I think I'm eligible for the WHL draft still because my primary residence is still in Alberta. I went to Kelowna's camp as an underager but since it was only conditioning (wasn't actually going for the team) it wasn't breaking any rules, so I can still be drafted by any team. I doubt I'd get drafted as I already told 2 teams that I want to go NCAA. Are you in the W this year? Hey Sherwood, curious, are you on the 1st or JV team? Was at the Belmont tourney and all the kids on the SAC page were from ONT and east of there.