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United States Hockey League (USHL)
Junior Hockey's # 1 League in the U.S.
Pros, College and Junior Hockey !
Expanding your hockey career past High School !
Many players from Pennsylvania move on to play after their glorious Interscholastic careers.....See our best who have in Onward and Upward....explore College Hockey from NCAA Division to our local colleges....what about the Juniors ....the NAHL, the USHL and America's West !
Also check out the NHL, AHL, and ECHL Pa Teams !
North American Hockey League (NAHL)
Junior A Hockey ....Pittsburgh Forge is a member of this league !
America's West Hockey League
Junior A Hockey in the Far West !
Mercyhurst College
NCAA Divison 1 Hockey power in Erie, Pa. under the direction of Rich Gotkin
Ohio State University
The Buckeyes are home for Western Pa players
R.J. Umberger (Plum)
Jason Crain (Highlands)
Mike Betz (Elizabeth Forward)
J.B. Biitner (Seton LaSalle)
Nate Guenin (Hopewell)
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Robert Morris University Junior Prep Camp
In 2004-2005, Robert Morris University fielded the FIRST NCAA Division 1 Hockey program to Western Pennsylvania playing at the Island Sports Center on Neville Island.
Congratulations to Robert Morris University Head Coach Derek Schooley on the completion of the inaugural season and we are proud that his program is an integral part of Pa Hockey.
Once agains to show our support for the Robert Morris program we would like to announce the Annual Junior Prep camp at Robert Morris. Several Junior A and NCAA Collegiate programs will be attending with Robert Morris University serving as the host.
This is a great opportunity for ALL players in Western Pennsylvania to experience an opportunity to see what it takes to advance to a higher level in Junior A or Collegiate Hockey. So don't miss out on this opportunity and click on the Robert Morris logo to see the attached brochure [BY CLICK ON TITLE ABOVE] or contact Derek Schooley at Robert Morris University at 412-269-4477!
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Robert Morris University Collegiate Junior Prep Camp
In 2004-2005, Robert Morris University will bring the FIRST NCAA Division 1 Hockey program to Western Pennsylvania. Earlier this year, the University purchased the Island Sports Center on Neville Island.
The Colonials have joined the NCAA Division 1 CHL.
Robert Morris University Head Coach Derek Schooley brings plenty of experience and has made a great committment to development of players from right here in Western Pa.....so we need to show our support for the Robert Morris program by having a big turnout for this event !
Other Junior A and NCAA Collegiate programs attendings will be: Niagara University (CHUMS), UMASS-Lowell (Hockey East), Mercyhurst(Atlantic Hockey), SUNY-Brockport (Division 3), Sioux Falls Stampede
(USHL), Youngstown Phantoms (NAHL), Toledo Icediggers (NAHL), Penn State (ACHA Division 1 National Champions) and of course, Robert Morris University.
This is a great opportunity for ALL players in Western Pennsylvania to experience an opportunity to see what it takes to advance to a higher level in Junior A or Collegiate Hockey. So don't miss out on this opportunity and click on the Robert Morris logo to see the attached brochure [BY CLICK ON TITLE ABOVE] or contact Derek Schooley at
Robert Morris University at 412-269-4477!
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Penn State University
The ACHA Division 1 National Champions ....under the direction of Western Pa's own Joe Battista !
Collegiate Hockey across North America
Eric Carlson's College Hockey Links
Links to every College or University in North America in Division I & III and Club Hockey (This is one the best sites ever !)
Western Pennsylvania College Hockey Association
Check out all the local colleges
Pitt - CMU - IUP - Slippery Rock - WVU - Allegheny College - Edinboro - Youngstown State - California - Penn State West - St Vincent - UPJ
Philadelphia Flyers
Official Team Website
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Pittsburgh Penguins
Official Team Website
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Wilkes-Barre / Scranton Baby Penguins
Members of the American Hockey League located in Wilkes Barre / Scranton, Pa
Hershey Bears
Members of the American Hockey League
Philadelphia Phantoms
Members of the American Hockey League located in Philadelphia, Pa.
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Johnstown Chiefs
Members of the East Coast Hockey League located in Johnstown, Pa.
Erie Otters
Members of the Ontario Junior A Hockey League located in Erie, Pennsylvania
Wheeling Nailers
Members of the East Coast Hockey League located in Wheeling, West Virginia
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Thursday, January 18
Philadelphia Flyers call up Nate Guenin the NHL
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Hopewell's Nate Guenin, a former member of Team Pittsburgh, Ohio State University and Hopewell High School will play his first National Hockey League game for the Philadelphia Flyers . Guenin, who played for Ohio State University and has since joined the Philadelphia Phantoms of the AHL becomes the 4th player from Western Pennsylvania in the past 3 years to play in the NHL joining R.J. Umberger of the Philadelphia Flyers, Ryan Malone of the Pittsburgh Penguins and Billy Thomas of the Phoenix Coyotes. Congratulations to Nate Guenin and good luck !
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Tuesday, October 30
Beaver County's Mike Weber gets the call from the Buffalo Sabres
Another Pittsburgh player made it to the NHL over the weekend. Defenseman Mike Weber, who played his amateur hockey with the Junior Penguins, was called up from the Rochester Americans by the Buffalo Sabres. Weber,19 years old, 6-2, 205 lbs., had three assists in nine games with Rochester this season, and leads the Amerks with 24 PIM’s. He had a lot of praise from Buffalo head coach Lindy Ruff.
"From Randy (Cunneyworth) and Darcy (Regier), my understanding is that he has been playing a physical game, has been solid defensively, has been a plus player down there," said head Ruff, referring to Weber's performance in Rochester. "Right now he's been the guy that they've really liked and really like the way he's played.
"The game we played him up here, we've really like his presence and his composure." Weber started last season with the Windsor Spitfires of the Ontario Hockey League, before being dealt to the Barrie Colts at the OHL trade deadline.
In a combined 60 games with Windsor and Barrie, Weber posted career highs in goals (6), assists (28) and points (34), along with 172 PIMs. He also contributed six points (0+7) in seven playoff games.
Goaltenders R' Us
Learn fancy footwork, stickwork and dancing lessons with Western Pa's # 1 Goaltending advocate Jamie Cummings !
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