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Why You Should Consider Junior Hockey In Europe – Immediate Openings To Fill

With many players now finding themselves with no Tier 2 options in the United States or Canada, more players are making the wise decision to look at Europe as an option.

So, why look at Europe? Here are a few reasons:

European junior hockey is either free to play or very low cost to play when compared to North America. Depending on the country and the players skill level, there are a lot of great options available for immediate placement.

European junior hockey is in many cases, just as good as any Tier 2 options in North America. European players move directly from junior hockey to pro hockey in Europe all the time.

European junior hockey is very well scouted. All you have to do is look at the rosters in North America to see all the players who developed in Europe before heading to North America.

If you havent found an option in North America that will lead you to the next level, or if you feel as though you have been overlooked for some reason, Europe could be the place you get noticed.

Playing in Europe is not only a great experience on the ice with the organization, it is also an opportunity to experience a new culture. It is an opportunity to see the world and historically signifigant locations. Learn a new language.

Did you know that playing a year abroad can improve your college admissions chances? Did you know that there is college hockey in Europe? Did you know that attending Universities in Europe saves you a lot of money? The average cost to attend a European University, and play hockey is less than $10,000 per year including your housing.

Maybe you have never thought of junior hockey in Europe. Maybe its time to think outside the box. To look at things from a fresh perspective. If what you have always done, does not bring you the results you wanted, then maybe its time to change your approach.

If you are ready to have the experience of a lifetime, while raising your level of play, we look forward to hearing from you and making it happen.

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