OK, so it's not NCDC, at least not officially, which means NCDC teams won't be picking up and moving. One question answered.

But, what IS it?

https://www.usphl.com/hubcitytampa

The details released yesterday are much lighter than the original info on JuniorHockey.com.

https://www.juniorhockey.com/news/news_detail.php?news_id=94115&rss=1

Without the NCDC label, how is this attractive? What's the target market?

Big clock announcing it's 32 days away, but with so little information provided, the prospects for success seem much lower, now.

None of the MA teams looking to participate

Not true. JRB's are in

NCDC?

Or Premier/Elite?

I don't see why the NCDC team would go, or why the parents would pay. They are still able to play.

you forget the inner circle that started the league

My sons team voted not to go!

Is your son on an NCDC team? Legit ask, I assume so, but am curious.

From how I'm reading the "official" announcement, this idea quickly morphed from NCDC players/teams migrating like so many Canadian geese to, "let's see if we can pull kids out of other leagues." I assume because when they talked with the NCDC teams they said "no thanks, Game On!"

If true, if the Hitmen or CJR did decide to go as a team, because they are currently shut down, with no guarantees they can resume, they wouldn't likely see much in the way of competition.

Is there a list of teams going by any chance?

Is this still a go?

there's a schedule on the USPHL/NCDC page

Jr hockey in New England just died..rip

May have jumped the shark on this one...

Please elaborate. Good or bad?

The whole NCDC leauge is in Tampa and each team will play 20 games. A good amount of premier and elite teams went also

How is it going?