Everything to know about the NCAA’s decision to make CHL players eligible
An important point of clarity for both the CHL and NCAA will be whether NCAA programs will only have access to players not signed to pro contracts, with those around the CHL arguing players signed to NHL deals should remain ineligible to play college hockey. Currently, NHL contracts can slide in the CHL but not the NCAA.
WHL Players Can Now Freely Go Play NCAA Hockey; What Next?
Now that the National Collegiate Athletics Association (NCAA) and Canadian Hockey League have reached an agreement allowing CHL talent to play collegiate hockey in the U.S. as opposed to being restricted to USports for their education, there have been many ...
players who signed with CHL teams or attended training camps for a period longer than 48 hours lost their NCAA eligibility, ...
The NCAA has deemed CHL players eligible beginning in the 2025-26 season. CHL players were previously not able to play ...
Thursday was a momentous day in the world of minor hockey, with the NCAA's vote to allow players from the CHL to play Div. I ...
We’re already seeing significant impacts in the aftermath of the NCAA’s decision on Thursday to allow CHL players to play U.S ...
In doing so, the council opened the door for a major change in how players approaching their 16th birthdays decide where to ...
Players who have signed professional contracts and returned to the CHL aren’t eligible to play college hockey. The OHL ...
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