Here is the press release from sportsnet.ca,
NCAA lifts eligibility ban to allow CHL players to compete at U.S. colleges
Here is the press release from tsn.ca,
NCAA lifts eligibility ban, allowing Canadian Hockey League players to compete at US colleges | TSN
Here is the press release from espn.com,
NCAA makes Canadian Hockey League players eligible for Div. I - ESPN
Here is the press release from thehockeynews.com,
NCAA Hockey Eligibility Change: CHL Leagues, USHL React To Significant Decision - The Hockey News
Here is the press release from collegehockeyinc.com,
College Hockey Inc » BREAKING: NCAA DI Council Votes to Make CHL Players Eligible
I read this online this morning
ReplyDeletethe BCHL may have to consider broader changes themselves in order to keep up.
"My guess is our league will try and split into two tiers. A 'super league" with all the big programs and a 'development league' with young players and maybe a pay-to-play model
With any luck they will sell the Vipers to competent ownership
ReplyDeleteI wonder anonymous if you actually go to any vipers games or is your life so boring all you can do is focus on the negative rather than trying to be positive about our local team. Your attitude has the ship already sunk before it sails. I find life can be better when you put a more positive attitude first in your life. Maybe there is hope for you yet I hope so. Go,VIPERS,Go.
ReplyDeleteThe BCAHA already created a “Super Jr ‘A’ League” when they created the BCJHL, from successful applicants of the three leagues back in 1967.
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