AtJHL

League status: Not active
English name: Atlantic Junior Hockey League
Year of start: 2003

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16 Jun 2011 \|	Erik Lyrvall (D)	Falu IF		Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Jr. Knights
26 May 2011 \|	Andreas Backman (D)	Borås HC		Northern Cyclones

League leaders | season 2010-2011 all time stats

#	Player name	Pos	Team	GP	G	A	P	PIM
1.	Stephen Buco	F	Boston Bulldogs	44	44	56	100	48
2.	Max MacKay Capuano	RW	Walpole Express	43	33	50	83	96
3.	John McGinnis	F	Northern Cyclones	44	31	40	71	69
4.	Mike Davis	F	Philadelphia Little Flyers	39	27	21	48	29
5.	Dmitry Ermakov	F	Washington Jr. Nationals	44	23	24	47	38
6.	Fred Hein	F	Laconia Leafs	44	22	24	46	89
7.	Matthew Harrington	C	Walpole Express	42	18	28	46	39
8.	Jared Henderson	F	Northern Mass Cyclones	42	9	37	46	137
9.	Sean Jenkins	F	Boston Bulldogs	44	14	20	34	62
10.	Remo Hunziker	F	Hartford Jr. Wolfpack	37	10	21	31	16
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History

he AJHL was part of the Atlantic Metropolitan Hockey League organization and was formed in 2003 with a stated goal to "meet the needs of the Junior hockey community and the players it serves in the Eastern United States". On May 30, 2012 the AJHL announced that after nine years of being a part of the Atlantic Metropolitan Hockey League, the 12 AJHL ownership groups successfully became a stand-alone entity. After the split, the AJHL was managed and governed solely by the league owners.

On June 6, 2013 the new Eastern Hockey League (EHL) was officially announced as the Atlantic Junior Hockey League welcomed six new members from the old Eastern Junior Hockey League and the AJHL re-branded itself under the EHL banner. The six members who came from the EJHL were the Boston Bandits, Connecticut Oilers, New Hampshire Jr. Monarchs, New York Apple Core, Philadelphia Revolution, and the Valley Jr. Warriors.

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