Two down one to go for EIHL team
Having clinched the Challenge Cup on Wednesday the Sheffield Steelers (EIHL) made it two trophys yesterday as they clinched the Elite league title. Read more»
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HPHL
- League status: Active
- Youth league: yes, U18
- English name: High Performance Hockey League
- Administered by: High Performance Hockey League
- Head manager: Joe Emery
- Year of start: 2011
- WWW: http://www.hphl.us
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| 11 Aug 2016 | |  Daniil Sokolka
(F)
|  Detroit Honeybaked |  |  Acadie Bathurst Titan |
| 31 Jul 2016 | |  Patrik Misiuk
(F)
| Northeast Wisconsin Jr. Gamblers | | Team Illinois |
| 22 Jun 2016 | | Igor Larionov
(F)
| Detroit Honeybaked | | Québec Remparts |
Six high-profile AAA hockey organizations have formed a new tier one amateur hockey league to be known as the High Performance Hockey League (HPHL). Competition in the HPHL will begin in the fall 2011-12 playing year with both a Boys and Girls division.
The formal announcement of the new league was made today in a joint statement by the directors of the member organizations. The clubs are: Chicago Mission, Chicago Young Americans, Detroit Compuware, Detroit Honeybaked, Detroit Little Caesars and Team Illinois.
The League was created to bring together organizations of like mindedness, notably a philosophical commitment to USA Hockey's American Development Model (ADM) and its Long Term Athlete Development (LTAD) recommendations which includes age-specific development of young athletes. The clubs are connected by history, purpose, and proximity, and bound by a mutual interest in creating a highly competitive training and developmental environment with a focus on the following core principles:
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