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And you have practice every day before school. And your parents or someone has to drive you. Both ways. You also have at least one “away” game every week (as if “home” games aren’t far enough away). “Away” games might be several hours away. There is also “AAA” hockey. But in our area, they only had it for summer hockey. In big cities, they have AAA leagues. They are made of the Journey 50th anniversary 2008-2023 thank you for the memories signatures shirt moreover I will buy this best AA players from each AA league. Major Junior has recently consolidated into a single league – the CJHL. It used to be a bunch of disparate leagues (OHL, QJMHL, WHL) that eventually faced off in a playoff. But draft year is age 18. And if you want to get drafted, you should have at least a year or two of experience in Major Junior hockey. And you should at least be on the top line.
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