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I agree! At the Division I level, it's very good hockey.

Some program you will have to pay to play, but not restricted to the number of games like the NCAA.

Check it out for yourself. Go to www.fasthockey.com and you can order a game via internet for $6.00

Interesting perspective on both sides of this issue. Here's my take: I agree that the MJ is not a feeder program to the NAHL. Only a handful of players that I can think of that have made a PERMANENT move to the NAHL or other Tier II programs recently: Seth Ronsberg, 3rd leading scorer for Winkler (W...

Huville is very accurate with his post. The WSHL and the NORPAC are more expensive than the MJ and if you can save $300+ per month in billet fees, you are better off staying close to home.

I have heard that the EJ is the best Tier III A league as far as talent, but much more expensive.