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USA Hockey 2022 Nationals Hub
The automatic berths have been earned and the at-large bids have been awarded. Teams have been seeded and placed in pools, and the schedule is set. All that’s left now is for the puck to be dropped, the players to compete, the memories to be made and the championship hardware to be handed out.
USA Hockey Youth and Girls National Championships are set to be held at various sites around the United States from March 30 through April 4, with more than 300 teams and nearly 5,000 boys’ and girls’ players ages 14 through 19 competing for Tier 1 and Tier 2 championships.
Youth (Boys’) Tier 1 championships are held for the 14U, 15U, 16U and 19U age groups, while there are girls’ tournaments for the 14U, 16U and 19U divisions. Tier 2 championships are held for 14U, 16U and 18U boys’ teams as well as 14U, 16U and 19U girls’ teams.
All National Championship games can be seen live and on-demand at www.HockeyTV.com.
USA Hockey does an amazing job running the championships while also providing all the information we need to follow the tournaments, but there is so much available that wading through it all and finding exactly what we are looking for at times can be overwhelming. So, we’ve decided to create this National Championship Hub that you can refer to every day between now and the end of the championships to (hopefully) find exactly what you are looking for in one or two clicks.
Here are the dates and locations of this year’s USA Hockey National Championship tournaments:
- Youth (Boys) Tier 1 14U – Chicago, Ill. March 30 – April 4
- Youth (Boys) Tier 1 15U – Plymouth, Mich. March 30 – April 4
- Youth (Boys) Tier 1 16U, 18U – Rochester, Mich. March 30 – April 4
- Youth (Boys) Tier 2 14U – Kalamazoo, Mich. March 31 – April 4
- Youth (Boys) Tier 2 16U – Troy, Mich. March 31 – April 4
- Youth (Boys) Tier 2 18U – Irvine, Calif March 31 – April 4
- Girls Tier 1 14U, 16U, 19U – Pittsburgh, Pa. March 31 – April 4
- Girls Tier 2 14U, 16U, 19U – West Chester, Pa. March 31 – April 4
At the Tier 1 level, 64 boys’ and 48 girls’ teams will compete for national championships as each age group is comprised of 16 teams spread out across four pools. Teams play one game against an opponent in their pool each day for the tournament’s first three days, with the top-two finishers in each pool advancing to the quarterfinals.
Tier 1 Tournament Field
Below are the teams that qualified for this year’s USA Hockey National Championships at the Tier 1 (AAA) level. Each team’s MYHockey national rankings as of March 21 are listed. Click the link under each age group to access the age-group home page, which includes links to the full schedule with all the results, as well as the updated standings and statistics.
Youth/Boys 18U – #1 Shattuck-St. Mary’s, #3 Yale Bulldogs, #4 St. Louis AAA Blues, #5 Bishop Kearney Selects, #7 Long Island Gulls, #8 Oakland Jr. Grizzlies, #11 Culver Academy, #13 Dallas Stars, #16 Boston Jr. Eagles, #18 Nashville Jr. Predators, #23 Philadelphia Little Flyers, #31 Belle Tire, #55 Sioux Falls Power, #59 Anaheim Jr. Ducks
CLICK HERE to access the Youth Tier 1 18U home page
Youth/Boys 18U Tier 1 Quarterfinal Qualifiers:
Bishop Kearney Selects
St. Louis AAA Blues
Culver Academy
Mount St. Charles
Buffalo Regals
Yale Jr. Bulldogs
Shattuck-St. Mary's
Long Island Gulls
National Champion: Mount St. Charles
Youth/Boys 18 Tier 1 Games of the Day
March 30
#7 Long Island Gulls 3, #8 Oakland Jr. Grizzlies 2
After skating to a 1-1 deadlock in the first two periods, the Gulls took control with goals from Ryan Friedman and John McMahon to take a 3-1 advantage in the final frame. The Jr. Grizzlies mounted a comeback and made things interesting when Hunter Allen scored with 5:08 remaning, but Long Island was able to close it out. McMahon also tallied in the first period for the Gulls, with Cody Nielsen scoring for Oakland. Matthew MacArthur stopped 25 Grizzly shots to earn the win in goal over Nikolas Simo (24 saves).
March 31
#11 Culver Military Academy 7, #2 Mount St. Charles 5
If this was a football or basketball game, we would have set whichever team gets the ball last will win. It felt like that until Culver finally buried an empty netter and put away a tenacious group from Mount St. Charles. The score was 1-1 after one, 3-3 with six minutes left in the second and 5-3 in favor of Culver after two periods. That four-goal second period outburst provided the separation Culver would need, but even after scoring to make it 6-4 with 2:43 left, Culver couldn't relax. Ryan O'Connell scored 41 seconds later to cut the margin to 6-5 before Miles Muth hit the open net to ice it with 20 seconds remaining. Micah Berger led the MSC attack with a pair of unassisted goals and an assist. It was a total team effort for Culver, with seven different players scoring: Muth, Hayden Stavroff, Colin Kessler, Hayden Lewis, Jonathan Hunt, Kyle Kudrna and Colin Kessler.Vaughan Makar made 37 saves to earn the victory in goal.
April 1
#6 Buffalo Regals 2, #3 Yale Jr. Bulldogs 1
After a scoreless 40 minutes, the Regals scored twice in the opening 12 minutes of the third period and then held on after Yale's Makai Tarjmo made things interesting by scoring with 3:38 reamaining. Ryan Walsh and Dylan Hryckowian scored for Buffalo, but the story of the day was Austin McNicholas and the 27 saves he made to earn the win in goal.
#5 BK Selects 4, #4 St. Louis AAA Blues 1
Bishop Kearney remained unbeaen in a battle for the top seed in the Liberty Pool. Ryan Conmy got the scoring going with just 1:01 left in the first period, followed up by a Charles Major tally just 1:47 later to open the second frame. Miles Meltzer and John Kneidel also scored to ice the game in the final period. Andrew Clarke netted one for the Blues in the middle frame. Jack Fialkoff stopped 11 Blues shots to earn the victory in goal.
Youth/Boys 16U – #1 Shattuck-St. Mary’s, #2 Long Island Gulls, #3 Compuware, #4 Boston Jr. Eagles, #5 Bishop Kearney Selects, #6 New Jersey Rockets, #7 North Jersey Avalanche, #8 Chicago Mission, #9 Mount St. Charles, #10 Pittsburgh Penguins Elite, #14 Anaheim Jr. Ducks, #15 Florida Alliance, #18 Phoenix Jr. Coyotes, #19 Culver Academy, #26 Sioux Falls Power, #27 Yale Jr. Bulldogs
CLICK HERE to access the Youth Tier 1 16U home page
Youth/Boys 16U Tier 1 Quarterfinal Qualifiers:
Bishop Kearney Selects
Yale Jr. Bulldogs
N.J. Rockets
Shattuck-St. Mary's
Long Island Gulls
Chicago Mission
N. Jersey Avalanche
Culver Academy
National Champion: BK Selects
Youth/Boys 16U Tier 1 Games of the Day
March 30
#8 Chicago Mission 4, #10 Pens Elite 3 (OT)
After a scoreless opening period, Pens Elite skated to a 3-1 lead, with Brandon Svoboda and Saxton Tess netting second-periods and Justin Stupka tallying early in the third. Jacob Jastrzekbski scored for the Mission in the second period to keep the game within reach before Chicago rallied to tie the game and force overtime by scoring twice in a span of 3:34 in the third period. Becket Hinchsliff scored on the power play with 12:50 left and James Reeder tied the game with 9:16 remaning. Jastrzebski assisted on both of those goals to notch a three-point day and set up Reeder's second goal of the day, an overtime game-winner, with 2:08 left in the extra period. John Gedraitis earned the win in goal over Ryan Harris.
March 31
#1 Shattuck-St. Mary's 2, #9 Mount St. Charles 1
In a tight-checking affair that was scoreless after two periods, Mount St. Charles broke the ice to take the lead in the third only to see Shattuck bury a pair of quick tallies and hold on for the win. Jake Gutwirth snapped the scoring drought with 15:45 left in the third period only to see Shattuck's Hunter Anderson and Jackson Potulny respond with two goals in slightly more than a minute. Potulny's game-winner came with 8:15 left, and the Sabres were able to weather the storm to hold on for the victory. Riley Burnett stopped 20 Mount St. Charles shots to outduel Michael Calabret, who had 23 saves and pick up the win in goal.
April 1
#5 BK Selects 6, #4 Boston Jr. Eagles 2
Selects teams continued their impressive showing at Nationals as Bishop Kearney cruised to victory here to remain undefeated and earn the top seed in the NHL Pool. Clay O'Donnell opened the scoring in the first period, but Jonathan Lanza's first of two goals ensured the game would be tied at one after the first period. It was all B.K. from there, though, as the Selects tallied three times in the second and twice in the third. Six different Bishop Kearney players scored, with the other five tallies coming from Owen King, Nick Shaw, Christian Humphreys, John Baird Gajdos and Mikey Bartkowski. Paul Dalessio was stellar in net, stopping 35 Jr. Eagle shots. Samuel Scopa made 31 saves for Boston.
Youth/Boys 15U – #1 Mount St. Charles, #2 Shattuck-St. Mary’s, #3 Bishop Kearney Selects, #4 Chicago Mission, #5 Little Caesars, #6 Cleveland Barons, #7 Pittsburgh Penguins Elite, #8 Windy City Storm, #9 Team Alaska, #13 North Jersey Avalanche, #21 St. Louis AAA Blues, #25 Nashville Jr. Predators, #30 Los Angeles Jr. Kings, #36 Dallas Stars Elite, #53 Minuteman Flames, #71 Sioux Falls Power
CLICK HERE to access the Youth Tier 1 15U home page
Youth/Boys 15U Tier 1 Quarterfinal Qualifiers:
Little Caesars
Dallas Stars Elite
St. Louis AAA Blues
Bishop Kearney Selects
Chicago Mission
Shattuck-St. Mary's
Mount St. Charles
Windy City Storm
National Champion: Chicago Mission
Youth/Boys 15U Tier 1 Games of the Day
March 30
#8 Windy City Storm 6, #9 Team Alaska 5 (OT)
Windy City overcame a four-goal Alaska second period and a late-third period goal that forced overtime to win on Reid Hyde's game-winner with 1:52 left in the extra frame. Alaska's four-goal second-period barrage, which featured single goals by Nicholas McLennan and Simon Binkley and a pair of markers by Garin Ludwig, overcame Nicholas Christianson's first-period tally and gave them a 4-1 lead with 4:30 left in the second period. The Storm took the hint, though, and went on a four-goal run of their own with two second-period goals in a 14-second span and a pair of goals in the first half of the third. Josh Reaska and Tyler Atchison tallied 14 seconds apart to cut the lead to 4-3 with 2:04 left in the second period before Trey Hinton and Grant Young netted third-period makers to push Windy City back in front, 5-4, with 8:36 left in regulation. Alaska's Jason Bourdukofsky scored a dramatic short-handed goal with 6:54 remaining to tie the game and set up Hyde's overtime heroics. Luke Disparte stopped 17 Team Alaska shots to earn the victory over Cooper Kennear, who had 13 saves.
March 31
#2 Shattuck-St. Mary's 6, #13 North Jersey Avalanche 0
Shattuck scored twice in the opening 4:16 and never looked back in cruising to the shutout win. Jeremy Sprung opened the scoring five minutes in and finished with a pair of tallies as did Brodie Ziemer. Tanner Henricks and William Zellers netted the other Sabres' goals, while William Lubimov was only forced to make eight saves to earn the clean sheet.
April 1
#6 Cleveland Barons 5, #5 Little Caesars 4
After dropping their first two contests, the Barons ended their trip to Nationals on a high note with a thrilling 5-4 overtime victory that featured a three-goal third period as they came back to actually take the lead after trailing 2-1 at the end of two. Austin Andrews netted two goals for Cleveland, including the game-winner, with Aidan Petroff, Braden Esenwine and Trony Hunka also denting the twine. Andrews's OT GWG came with just 43 seconds remaining in the extra frame. Evan Sofikitis, Lucas Vanliet, Mason Benedict and Austin Baker scored for Little Caesars. Gino Texter got the win in goal by stopping 22 LC shots.
Youth/Boys 14U – #1 Shattuck-St. Mary’s, #2 Chicago Mission, #3 Pittsburgh Penguins Elite, #4 Mount St. Charles, #5 Little Caesars, #6 Bishop Kearney Selects, #7 Mid-Fairfield Jr. Rangers, #8 NE Wisconsin Jr. Gamblers, #9 Los Angeles Jr. Kings, #10 Compuware, #11 Boston Jr. Eagles, #15 Dallas Stars Elite, #16 Philadelphia Flyers Elite, #24 California Golden Bears, #45 Team North Dakota, #47 Nashville Jr. Predators
CLICK HERE to access the Youth Tier 1 14U home page
Youth/Boys 14U Tier 1 Quarterfinal Qualifiers:
Mount St Charles
Dallas Stars Elite
Chicago Mission
Bishop Kearney Selects
Mid-Fairfield Jr. Rangers
Pens Elite
Shattuck-St. Mary's
NE Wisconsin Jr. Gamblers
National Champion: Chicago Mission
Youth/Boys 14U Tier 1 Games of the Day
March 30
#8 NE Wisconsin Jr. Gamblers 6, #9 LA Jr. Kings 5 (SO)
Regulation and overtime weren't enough to decide this one. The Jr. Gamblers outscored the Jr. Kings, 3-2, in a shootout to pick up the win and earn the extra standings point. Samuel Kappell's tally decided the shootout and handed Los Angeles, which rallied for two third-period goals to take the lead only to see Harold Schock IV score on the power play to force overtime with 4:14 remaining, a heartbreaking loss. The Gamblers led, 3-2, after a pusating opening period thanks to goals by Landon Hafele, Maddux Charles and Cullen Potter. All five of the first-period goals were scored in the final 10:54 of the period, a barrage started when Ryan Hornberger staked the Kings to a 1-0 advantage. Ben Kevan netted the other Kings' first-period marker. Hafele buried his second goal with 6:27 left in the second to increase the margin to 4-2, but Dylan Lebret responded with the next two goals for Los Angeles and Jake Stuart scored with 8:09 left in the third to give the Kings a 5-4 advantage and set up Schock's game-tying goal. Harry Byers stopped 19 Los Angeles shots to pick up the victory over Kyle Jones (26 saves).
March 31
#3 Pens Elite 10, #10 Compuware 4
Travis Hayes got Compuware on the board first, scored twice in the opening 13 minutes and finished with a hat trick, but it wasn't enough as Pens Elite turned a 2-1 deficit after the first period into a 6-2 lead after two thanks to a five-goal scond-period explosion. Quinn McKenzie had all the answers for Hayes, also scoring three times in a rare battle of hat tricks. Talan Delsignore scored twice for Pittsburgh, which also got goals from Dominic Casile, John Mooney, Charlie Trethewey Ian Kuisis and Nicholas Snyder. Giulio Torriero earned the win in goal with 13 saves.
April 1
#2 Chicago Mission 6, #6 BK Selects 2
In another battle of unbeatens, the Mission scored a pair of goals in a 1:10 spand of the first period and two in each successive period to walk away with the win and the top seed in the NHL Pool. Chicago's balanced attack featured six different goal-scorers. Holden Carter and Nicholas Knutson scored the first-period markers, with Ronald Bender Jr., Nathen Yaszrzebski, Ethan Baker and Andrew Horn following up those goals with tallies of their own. Jack Murtagh and Blake Arrowsmith scored for the Selects. Bjorn Ronas made 17 saves to earn the victory.
Girls 19U – # 1 Little Caesars, #2 Philadelphia Jr. Flyers, #3 Chicago Mission, #4 Boston Jr. Eagles, #6 Shattuck-St. Mary’s, #7 Minnesota Elite Tradition Vegas, #8 North American Hockey Academy, #9 Bishop Kearney Selects, #10 East Coast Wizards, #11 Connecticut Polar Bears, #13 Mid-Fairfield Stars, #15 Florida Alliance, #17 Gilmour Academy, #20 Pittsburgh Penguins Elite, #30 Dallas Stars Elite, #34 Alaska All-Stars
CLICK HERE to access the Girls Tier 1 19U home page
Girls 19U Tier 1 Quarterfinal Qualifiers:
Minnesota Elite Vegas
Chicago Mission
Boston Jr. Eagles
Bishop Kearney Selects
Jr. Flyers
Little Caesars
Gilmour Academy
Shattuck-St. Mary's
National Champion: Little Caesars
Girls 19U Tier 1 Games of the Day
March 31
#9 Bishop Kearney Selects 3, #10 East Coast Wizards 0
The Selects scored twice in the opening 10 minutes and then put the clamps down the rest of the way to record the shutout. Laila Edwards and Megan McKay did the first-period damage, with Isabella Vasseur scoring in the second and Ava McNaughaton pcking up the win in goal
April 1
#1 Little Caesars 7, #7 Minnesota Elite Vegas 5
Minnesota Elite never recovered from a 3-0 first-period deficit as Little Caeasars scored three times in the first and third frames to remain unbeaten in the USA Pool. Ella Blackmore and Clara Yuhn scored 30 seconds apart in the opening frame, with Kaia Malachino contributing a marker 11 minutes later, to stake LC to its 3-0 early advantage. Blackmore and Malachino each would score again later in the game, with Cassandra Hall and Kirsten Simms burying the other two goals. Ella Boerger scored twice for Minnesota, while Josie Hemp, Madison Brown and Samantha Broz also scored. Bailey Callaway picked up the win in goal by making 29 saves.
April 2
#3 Chicago Mission 3, #4 Boston Jr. Eagles 2
Brynn Levinson scored with 59 seconds left to ensure the Mission's undefeated run through the NHL pool and give Chicago the pool's top seed heading into the quarterfinals. Levinson's game-winner came just 1:35 after Lily Brazis had tied the game at 2 for the Jr. Eagles. Courtney Schumacher and Kelly Gorbatenko netted second-period goals for the Mission, while Britt Nawrocki gave Boston a first-period lead by scoring with 47 seconds left in the opening frame. Chloe Baker was outstanding in goal, making 30 saves to earn the victory.
Girls 16U – #1 Minnesota Elite MSP Grey, #2 East Coast Wizards, #3 Shattuck-St. Mary’s, #4 Boston Jr. Eagles, #5 Little Caesars, #6 Chicago Mission, #7 Bishop Kearney Selects, #11 Philadelphia Jr. Flyers, #13 Connecticut Polar Bears, #14 Belle Tire, #16 Pittsburgh Penguins Elite, #20 Gilmour Gladiators, #27 Team Colorado, #30 Team North Dakota, #34 Anaheim Lady Ducks, #40 Florida Alliance
CLICK HERE to access the Girls Tier 1 16U home page
Girls 16U Tier 1 Quarterfinal Qualifiers:
Little Caesars
Boston Jr. Eagles
Pens Elite
Shattuck-St. Mary's
East Coast Wizards
Bishop Kearney Selects
Jr. Flyers
Minnesota Elite Grey
National Champion: Minnesota Elite Grey
Girls 16U Tier 1 Games of the Day
March 31
#7 BK Selects 3, #13 CT Polar Bears 2
After a back-and-forth opening two stanzas that saw the Selects surrender goals in the final minute of each period in taking a 3-2 lead after two, that's just how the game ended as neither team could dent the twine in the final frame. Angelina Digirolamo scored first and third for Bishop Kearney, with Adreanna Stamper contributing the sandwich tally. Michaela Hesova stopped 11 Polar Bear shots to earn the victory. Caitlin Pierce scored with 23 seconds left in the opening frame, and Emily Hamann tallied with 55 seconds left in the second period for Connecticut.
April 1
#1 Minnesota Elite Grey 1, #14 Belle Tire 0
It took a full game and then some before anyone could score, but Minnesota ended the goaltenders' duel with 3:40 remaining in overtime as Kendra Distad tallied to lift Elite Grey to the 1-0 victory. Minnesota improved to 2-0 in the USA Pool with the win. While Distad scored the big goal, netminders Sedona Blair and Jiahui Zhan were strong in net, combining for 25 saves to hand their opposition in net, Tegan Brown, a heartbreaking defeat. Brown stopped 45 of the 46 shots she faced.
April 2
#3 Shattuck-St. Mary's 3, #6 Chicago Mission 1
Brigitte McGuire and Ella Muralt scored first-period goals that would withstand the test of time and hold up until Sawyer Fleming's third-period insurance tally with 14:46 remaining as Shattuck improved to 2-1-0 in the NHL pool and advanced to the quarterfinals. Amelia Laskowski tucked home a second-period marker for the Mission, who also finished 2-1-0 but failed to advance on tiebreakers. Ainsley Tuffy stopped 19 shots to earn the win in goal over Taylor Hannafan (24 saves).
Girls 14U – #1 Minnesota Green Giants, #2 Minnesota Lakers, #3 Chicago Mission, #4 East Coast Wizards, #5 Pittsburgh Penguins Elite, #6 Assabet Valley, #8 Team Illinois, #9 Little Caesars, #13 Philadelphia Jr. Flyers, #16 Mid-Fairfield Stars, #18 Los Angeles Lions, #22 Florida Alliance, #24 Amherst Lady Knights, #27 Team North Dakota, #31 Team Colorado, #35 Cleveland Lady Barons
CLICK HERE to access the Girls Tier 1 14U home page
Girls 14U Tier 1 Quarterfinal Qualifiers:
Assabet Valley
East Coast Wizards
Minnesota Lakers
Pens Elite
Chicago Mission
Team Illinois
Minnesota Green Giants
Little Caesars
National Champion: Minnesota Green Giants
Girls 14U Tier 1 Games of the Day
March 31
#9 Little Caesars 3, #13 Jr. Flyers 2
A game that figured to be one of the most evenly matched of the day didn't disappoint. Down 3-1 after two, the Jr. Flyers applied the pressure in the third period and finally broke through on Lia Cericola's goal with 3:12 remaining. Little Caesars was able to close it out, however, to earn the one-goal win. Izabella Zapata had Philadelphia's other goal, while three different players, Kingsley Donaldson, Margaret Weiss and Cara Gilbert, scored for LC. In a game that featured just 32 shots on goal, Natalia Dilbone stopped 12 Jr. Flyer offerings to pick up the win. Jayden Elias had 15 saves for Philly.
April 1
#3 Chicago Mission 3, #18 LA Lions 1
The Mission trailed after one but rallied for two second-period goals before closing it out with Nicole Gorbatenko's empty netter as time expired in the third to improve to 2-0 in the Olympic Pool. The Lions led after one on Lola Macuiba's goal with 2:04 remaining in the period, but Ella Pukala's two second-period tallies proved to be the difference along with goaltender Samantha Kuntson's 16 saves. Jamie Juan made 17 saves for the Lions.
April 2
#2 Minnesota Lakes 4 #5 Pens Elite 1
Ellie Stewart ended a scoreless tie with 6:13 left in the second period, setting up a three-goal third-period outburst that propelled the Lakers to the 4-1 victory, a perfect 3-0 record and the top seed in the NHL Pool. Senja Leeper, Kateryna Sander and Haley Box also scored for Minnesota. Emma Gnade netted the lone Pens Eilte goal to cut her team's deficit to 3-1 in the third period. Ashlyn Hazlett turned aside 18 shots to earn the victory in goal.
#4 East Coast Wizards 3, #6 Assabet Valley 2 (OT)
A pair of NEGHL rivals squared off in Pennsylvania and gave us what we expected from two top-six foes, a one-goal overtime thriller. Evelyn Doyle's second goal of the game for Assabet tied the contest with 1:14 left in regulation before Caroline Averill ended it with 2:57 left in overtime as the Wizards finished 3-0 and earned the top seed coming out of the Liberty Pool. Assabet also advanced to the quarterfinals. Serafina Applegate made 19 saves for the Wizards in the victory, while Adelin Roper stopped 23 shots in defeat.
Tier 2 Tournament Field
At the Tier 2 level, another 192 teams qualified or were invited to compete at Nationals. Within each age group, teams are placed into conferences according to the number of registered players in their states. Youth (boys’) tournaments have between eight and 16 teams in each conference within an age group, and the conferences are labeled 1A, 2A and 3A. Girls’ age groups are divided into 1A and 2A conferences of 12 teams each.
National champions are crowned for each conference. So, for example, in the 14U Tier 2 Youth division, 1A, 2A and 3A national champions will be crowed. 1A represents teams from states with fewer registered players, while 3A is for teams from states with higher numbers of registered players.
Click the appropriate links below to see the Tier 2 tournament conference breakdowns for each age group:
Tier 2 Youth Divisions
18U Youth Tier 2 Tournament Field & Conference Breakdowns
18U Youth/Boys 1A Quarterfinalists:
WCYH Mustangs
OKC Oil Kings
Montana Big Sky Stars
Atlanta Fire
Idaho Falls Eagles
Portland Winterhaws
Delaware Blue Hens
Team Wyoming
National Champion: OKC Oil Kings
18U Youth/Boys 2A Quarterfinalists:
Alaska Oilers
Central Capitals
Nashville Jr. Predators
Maine Moose
Chesterfield Falcons
Montgomery Blue Devils
Northern Cyclones
Alaska Valley Thunder
National Champion: Chesterfield Falcons
18U Youth/Boys 3A Quarterfinalists:
Clearwater Ice Storm
Grey Ducks
Arizona Bobcats
Philadelphia Blazers
Oakland Jr. Grizzlies
Texas Tigers
North Suburban Wings
National Champion: Arizona Bobcats
16U Youth Tier 2 Tournament Field & Conference Breakdowns
16U Youth/Boys 1A Semifinalists:
Vermont St. Pats
Atlanta Mad Hatters
Charleston Jr. Stingrays
Park City Ice Miners
National Champion: Vermont St. Pats
16U Youth/Boys 2A Quarterfinalists:
Utah Golden Eagles
Maine Gladiators
Ashburn Xtreme
Houston Wild
Atlanta Fire
Carolina Jr. Hurricanes
Bozeman Icedogs
Tri-Cities Jr. Americans
National Champion: Ashburn Xtreme
16U Youth/Boys 3A Quarterfinalists:
Team Philadelphia
LA Jr. Kings
Team Ohio
Chicago Hawks
Steel City Renegades
Littleton Hawks
Montclair Blues
Jr. Sun Devils
National Champion: Steel City Renegades
14U Youth Tier 2 Tournament Field & Conference Breakdowns
14U Youth/Boys 1A Quarterfinalists:
Omaha Jr. Mavreicks
Atlanta Fire
Maine Gladiators
Caharleston Jr. Stingrays
Treeasure State Royals
Team Wyoming
Utah Golden Eagles
Idaho Steelheads
National Champion: Maine Gladiators
14U Youth/Boys 2A Quarterfinalists:
Eagles (Missouri)
Granite State Wild
Team South Dakota
Alaska Oilers
Vegas Jr. Golden Knights
Portland Winterhaws
Delaware Ducks
Arizona Bobcats
National Champion: Team South Dakota
14U Youth/Boys 3A Quarterfinalists:
Allegheny Badgers
Power City Bruins
Boston Jr. Eagles
Chicago Jets
North Jersey Kings
Tampa Bulls
Dallas Penguins
Arvada (Colorado)
National Champion: North Jersey Kings
Tier 2 Girls Divisions
19U Girls Tier 2 Tournament Field & Conference Breakdowns
19U Girls 1A Quarterfinalists:
Jr. Flyers
Little Flyers
San Jose Sharks
Steel City Selects
San Diego Angels
Adirondack North Stars
Team South Dakota
Arizona Kachinas
National Champion: Steel City Selects
19U Girls 2A Quarterfinalists:
Boston Jr. Eagles
East Coast Wizards
Wisconsin Selcts
Premier Prep Royal
CT Northern Lights
Premier Prep White
Little Caesars
Nashville Jr. Predators
National Champion: East Coast Wizards
16U Girls Tier 2 Tournament Field & Conference Breakdowns
16U Girls 1A Quarterfinalists:
Jr. Flyers
Honeybaked
Naperville Sabres
Fairbanks HC
Little Caesars
Lady RoughRiders
NJ Colonials
WEHL South Central
National Champion: Honeybaked
16U Girls 2A Quarterfinalists:
Arizona Kachinas
Premier Prep Vegas (Minnesota)
Adirondack 46ers
Adirondack North Stars
Steel City Selects
Bay State Breakers
Premier Prep Purple (Minnesota)
East Coast Wizards
National Champion: Premier Prep Purple
14U Girls Tier 2 Tournament Field & Conference Breakdowns
14U Girls 1A Quarterfinalists:
WEHL Western
Jr. Flyers
Michigan K-Stars
Canton Blades
Team South Dakota
Tri-City Eagles
NJ Bandits
Little Flyers
National Champion: Little Flyers
14U Girls 2A Quarterfinalists:
Massachusetts Spitfires
Arizona Kachinas
Seattle Sno-King
Boston Jr. Eagles
North Shore Vipers
Honeybaked
Steel City Selects
East Coast Wizards
National Champion: North Shore Vipers
