Walpole, MA - The Walpole Express are excited to announce their acceptance into the Elite 9 (E9) / Boston Hockey League (BHL) for the 2017-2018 season. The E9 / BHL provides high level hockey for the top youth organizations in the area, and are considered one of the best leagues in New England. The Walpole Express will be hosting 2003-2009 Elite level teams.
2cd tier (Elite) stays in BHL for the Express and 3rd Tier (Select) going to the Valley League. Can you imagine spending $3,500 to play in the VHL!
They will get clubbed in the Valley League, won't even be in top league. I am still struggling with the premise people pay $3,500 to play in the BHL or E9.
2cd tier (Elite) stays in BHL for the Express and 3rd Tier (Select) going to the Valley League. Can you imagine spending $3,500 to play in the VHL!
They will get clubbed in the Valley League, won't even be in top league. I am still struggling with the premise people pay $3,500 to play in the BHL or E9.
You really think it's about the name of the league; you don't know much about how this all works do you.
2cd tier (Elite) stays in BHL for the Express and 3rd Tier (Select) going to the Valley League. Can you imagine spending $3,500 to play in the VHL!
They will get clubbed in the Valley League, won't even be in top league. I am still struggling with the premise people pay $3,500 to play in the BHL or E9.
I still struggle with the premise that parents actually think one league is better than the other.
2cd tier (Elite) stays in BHL for the Express and 3rd Tier (Select) going to the Valley League. Can you imagine spending $3,500 to play in the VHL!
They will get clubbed in the Valley League, won't even be in top league. I am still struggling with the premise people pay $3,500 to play in the BHL or E9.
I still struggle with the premise that parents actually think one league is better than the other.
You have me all wrong, I totally agree with you. I don't think there is any difference between the VHL, BHL and E9. Like zero. None.
2cd tier (Elite) stays in BHL for the Express and 3rd Tier (Select) going to the Valley League. Can you imagine spending $3,500 to play in the VHL!
They will get clubbed in the Valley League, won't even be in top league. I am still struggling with the premise people pay $3,500 to play in the BHL or E9.
I still struggle with the premise that parents actually think one league is better than the other.
You have me all wrong, I totally agree with you. I don't think there is any difference between the VHL, BHL and E9. Like zero. None.
You buy into the marketing instead of thinking about what you're saying. No, you've been called out correctly.
2cd tier (Elite) stays in BHL for the Express and 3rd Tier (Select) going to the Valley League. Can you imagine spending $3,500 to play in the VHL!
They will get clubbed in the Valley League, won't even be in top league. I am still struggling with the premise people pay $3,500 to play in the BHL or E9.
I still struggle with the premise that parents actually think one league is better than the other.
You have me all wrong, I totally agree with you. I don't think there is any difference between the VHL, BHL and E9. Like zero. None.
You buy into the marketing instead of thinking about what you're saying. No, you've been called out correctly.
2cd tier (Elite) stays in BHL for the Express and 3rd Tier (Select) going to the Valley League. Can you imagine spending $3,500 to play in the VHL!
They will get clubbed in the Valley League, won't even be in top league. I am still struggling with the premise people pay $3,500 to play in the BHL or E9.
I still struggle with the premise that parents actually think one league is better than the other.
You have me all wrong, I totally agree with you. I don't think there is any difference between the VHL, BHL and E9. Like zero. None.
^^Funny. Oh, you actually believe this? Then it's just sad.
2cd tier (Elite) stays in BHL for the Express and 3rd Tier (Select) going to the Valley League. Can you imagine spending $3,500 to play in the VHL!
They will get clubbed in the Valley League, won't even be in top league. I am still struggling with the premise people pay $3,500 to play in the BHL or E9.
I still struggle with the premise that parents actually think one league is better than the other.
You have me all wrong, I totally agree with you. I don't think there is any difference between the VHL, BHL and E9. Like zero. None.
^^Funny. Oh, you actually believe this? Then it's just sad.
The FED is definitely the better overall league. but that doesn't mean, your kids hockey future (however you want to define the future) is depending on whether he played in the Fed or in the E9. Especially not at the age of 9 or 10. It doesn't mean the better development will only happen in a Fed team.
My priority list still is Coach, Team, Parents, League. In that order.
Wow, almost 20 minutes has gone by and we haven't had an insecure EHF parent comment that their kid's league is the best in the whole wide world!!!! We are growing up
What great people at Boch. Announcing it now at the end of the season a week before the kids tryout so they don't have time to try and hook on with other teams. Real good people. Love how they sent out an email telling everyone how they changed and wanted people to come back to the program. Inferior league. Inferior teams. Same crap as always at Boch.
Coaches were not in loop. First they heard of the change was when they got the email.
As a coach in the program, I'd like to say that this statement is completely false. All of the coaches were in the loop from the day that TW and NT were told the news, which was only two weeks ago. They tried to make their case but when it became clear that they would no longer be in the BHL they acted as quick as they could and sent out the email.
Coaches were not in loop. First they heard of the change was when they got the email.
As a coach in the program, I'd like to say that this statement is completely false. All of the coaches were in the loop from the day that TW and NT were told the news, which was only two weeks ago. They tried to make their case but when it became clear that they would no longer be in the BHL they acted as quick as they could and sent out the email.
Coaches were not in loop. First they heard of the change was when they got the email.
As a coach in the program, I'd like to say that this statement is completely false. All of the coaches were in the loop from the day that TW and NT were told the news, which was only two weeks ago. They tried to make their case but when it became clear that they would no longer be in the BHL they acted as quick as they could and sent out the email.
It is what happen that you never pay your bills Coko..
New teams to begin league play for 2017-2018 season
Boston, Mass. – The Premier Hockey League of New England (PHL) announced today that it has officially added five new programs. The Mass Bay Chiefs, North Suburban Wings, Greater Boston Vipers, Worcester Junior Crusaders, and Boch Blazers will commence league play for the 2017-2018 season. Since being founded in 2004, the PHL has experienced tremendous growth while representing some of the top Midget and Youth Hockey programs from the region. The PHL is now comprised of more than 200 teams from 32 different hockey organizations solidifying itself as one of the largest youth hockey leagues in New England.