Eastern Hockey League (Junior)

The Eastern Hockey League is a Boston, Massachusetts based Tier III junior hockey league. The league was announced in the following twitter release on June 6, 2013: "The Atlantic Junior Hockey League has added six new members and is now the Eastern Hockey League!"   The league is made up of teams from the former Atlantic Junior Hockey League and the Eastern Junior Hockey League.
The six teams joining from the EJHL were the Boston Bandits (based in Bridgewater, MA), the Connecticut Oilers (based in Norwalk, Connecticut, the New Hampshire Jr. Monarchs (based in Hooksett, NH), New York Apple Core (based in Brewster, NY), Philadelphia Revolution (based in Warwick Township, PA), and the Valley Jr. Warriors (based in Haverhill, MA). The Long Island Royals and Metro Fighting Moose merged during the spring of 2017 as the Long Island Royals.
The league's Director of Operations is Mark Kumpel.  The chairman of the Board of Governors Executive Committee is Bill Flanagan of the Northern Cyclones.
==Teams==
===Eastern Hockey League===
====New England Division====
Team 	Centre 	Arena
Boston Jr Rangers 	Tewksbury, Massachusetts	Breakaway Ice Center
Connecticut Chiefs 	Newington, Connecticut 	Newington Arena
East Coast Wizards 	Bedford, Massachusetts 	Edge Sports Center
New England Wolves 	Laconia, New Hampshire 	Merrill Fay Arena
New Hampshire Avalanche	Hooksett, New Hampshire 	Ice Den Arena
Worcester Jr. Railers 	Worcester, Massachusetts	Fidelity Bank Worcester Ice Center
Seacoast Spartans 	Exeter, New Hampshire 	Rinks at Exeter
Seahawks Hockey Club 	Hyannis, Massachusetts 	Hyannis Youth and Community Center
Valley Jr. Warriors 	Haverhill, Massachusetts	Haverhill Valley Forum
Vermont Lumberjacks 	Burlington, Vermont 	Gordon H. Paquette Ice Arena
Walpole Express 	Walpole, Massachusetts 	Rodman Arena
====Mid-Atlantic Division====
Team 	Centre 	Arena
Connecticut RoughRiders 	Norwalk, Connecticut 	SoNo Ice House
New Jersey 87's 	Middletown, New Jersey 	Middletown Ice World Arena
New York Applecore 	Brewster, New York 	Brewster Ice Arena
NC Force Golden Bears 	Garner, North Carolina 	Garner Ice House
Philadelphia Junior Flyers	West Chester, Pennsylvania	Ice Line Quad Rinks
Philadelphia Little Flyers	Aston, Pennsylvania 	IceWorks Skating Complex
Philadelphia Revolution 	Warminster, Pennsylvania 	Revolution Ice Gardens
Team Maryland 	Odenton, Maryland 	Piney Orchard Ice Arena
===Eastern Hockey League Premier===
====North Conference====
Team 	Arena 	Location
Boston Jr Rangers 	Tewksbury, Massachusetts	Breakaway Ice Center
Connecticut Chiefs 	Newington, Connecticut 	Newington Arena
New England Wolves 	Laconia, New Hampshire 	Merrill Fay Arena
New Hampshire Avalanche	Hooksett, New Hampshire 	Ice Den Arena
Worcester Jr. Railers 	Worcester, Massachusetts	Fidelity Bank Worcester Ice Center
Valley Jr. Warriors 	Haverhill, Massachusetts	Haverhill Valley Forum
Vermont Lumberjacks 	Burlington, Vermont 	Gordon H. Paquette Ice Arena
Walpole Express 	Walpole, Massachusetts 	Rodman Arena
====South Conference====
Team 	Arena 	Location
New Jersey 87's 	Middletown, New Jersey 	Middletown Ice World Arena
New Jersey Renegades 	Flemington, New Jersey 	Flemington Ice Arena
New York Apple Core 	Brewster, New York 	Brewster Ice Arena
New York Bridgemen 	Staten Island, New York 	Staten Island Skating Pavilion
Philadelphia Little Flyers	Aston, Pennsylvania 	IceWorks Skating Complex
Philadelphia Revolution 	Warminster, Pennsylvania	Revolution Ice Gardens
==Member Teams==
Team 	Location 	Arena 	Tenure 	Notes
Connecticut/Hartford Jr. Wolfpack	Cromwell, Connecticut 	Champions Skating Center 	2003-2017 	withdrew to join United States Premier Hockey League
New Jersey Junior Titans 	Middletown, New Jersey 	Middletown Ice World Arena 	2003-2004 	withdrew
New York Bobcats 	East Meadow, New York 	Twin Rinks at Eisenhower Park 	2003-2016 	withdrew
North Jersey Avalanche 	Hackensack, New Jersey 	Ice House of New Jersey 	2003-2004 	folded
Philadelphia Little Flyers 	Aston, Pennsylvania 	IceWorks Skating Complex 	2003-2005 	withdrew
Washington Jr. Nationals 	Laurel, Maryland 	Gardens Ice House 	2003-2014 	relocated to Burlington, Vermont; renamed Vermont Lumberjacks
Boston Bulldogs 	Salem, New Hampshire 	Salem ICenter 	2004-2012 	franchise sold; relocated to Tewksbury, Massachusetts as Boston Jr. Rangers
Northern Cyclones 	Hudson, New Hampshire 	Cyclones Arena 	2004-2017 	withdrew to join United States Premier Hockey League
New Jersey Rockets 	Berkeley Heights, New Jersey & Bridgewater, New Jersey 	AmeriHealth Pavilion & Bridgewater Sports Arena 	2004-2017 	withdrew to join United States Premier Hockey League
Portland Jr. Pirates 	Saco, Maine 	MHG Ice Centre 	2004-2012 	join Eastern Junior Hockey League
Hudson Valley Eagles 	Troy, New York 	Houston Field House 	2005-2007 	re-join Metropolitan Junior Hockey League
Philadelphia Jr. Flyers 	West Chester, Pennsylvania 	Ice Line Quad Rinks 	2005-2006 	withdrew
Laconia Leafs 	Laconia, New Hampshire 	Laconia Ice Arena 	2005-2013 	suspend operations; return for 2014-15 as Waterville Valley, New Hampshire based New England Wolves
Walpole Express 	Walpole, Massachusetts 	Rodman Arena 	2005-present	
Northwood School 	Lake Placid, New York 	Herb Brooks Arena 	2005-2006 	limited schedule team
National Sports Academy 	Lake Placid, New York 	Herb Brooks Arena 	2005-2006 	limited schedule team
Binghamton Jr. Senators 	Binghamton, New York 	Ice House Sports Complex 	2006-2010 	relocated to Pittston, Pennsylvania as Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Knights
Philadelphia Little Flyers 	Aston, Pennsylvania 	IceWorks Skating Complex 	2006-present	
Philadelphia Jr. Flyers 	West Chester, Pennsylvania 	Ice Line Quad Rinks 	2008-present	
Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Knights 	Pittston, Pennsylvania 	Revolution Ice Center 	2010-2015 	withdrew to join North American Hockey League
Boston Jr. Rangers 	Tewksbury, Massachusetts 	Breakaway Ice Center 	2012-present	
New Jersey Junior Titans 	Middletown, New Jersey 	Middletown Ice World Arena 	2012-2015 	withdrew to join North American Hockey League
New Hampshire Jr. Monarchs 	Hooksett, New Hampshire 	Tri-Town Ice Arena 	2013-2017 	withdrew to join United States Premier Hockey League
Boston Bandits 	Bridgewater, Massachusetts 	Bridgewater Ice Arena 	2013-2017 	withdrew to join United States Premier Hockey League
Valley Jr. Warriors 	Haverhill, Massachusetts 	Haverhill Valley Forum 	2013-present	
Connecticut Oilers 	Hamden, Connecticut 	Louis Astorino Arena 	2013-2018 	sold and relocated to Newington, Connecticut but fold prior to playing
New York Applecore 	Brewster, New York 	Brewster Ice Arena 	2013-present	
Philadelphia Revolution 	Warminster, Pennsylvania 	Revolution Ice Center 	2013-present	
East Coast Wizards 	Bedford, Massachusetts 	Edge Sports Center 	2014-present	
New England Wolves 	Waterville Valley, New Hampshire (2014-2016)Laconia, New Hampshire (2016-present)	Waterville Valley Ice Arena (2014-2016)Merrill Fay Arena (2016-present)	2014-present	
Vermont Lumberjacks 	Burlington, Vermont 	Gordon H. Paquette Ice Arena 	2014-present	
Connecticut Nighthawks 	Simsbury, Connecticut 	International Skating Center of Connecticut 	2015-2017 	withdrew to join United States Premier Hockey League
New Hampshire Avalanche 	Hooksett, New Hampshire 	Ice Den Arena 	2017-present	
Total Athletics Seahawks 	Hyannis, Massachusetts 	Hyannis Youth and Community Center 	2017-2019 	renamed Seahawks Hockey Club
Connecticut RoughRiders 	Norwalk, Connecticut 	SoNo Ice House 	2017-present	
New York Bobcats Royals 	Huntington, New York 	Dix Hills Ice Rink 	2017-2018 	withdrew
Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Knights 	Pittston, Pennsylvania 	Revolution Ice Center 	2017-2019 	withdrew to join North American 3 Hockey League
Connecticut Chiefs 	Newington, Connecticut 	Newington Arena 	2018-present	
Lehigh Valley Jr. Rebels 	Whitehall, Pennsylvania 	The Rink at Lehigh Valley 	2018-2018 	removed from league early December 2018 due to use of overaged player
New Jersey 87's 	Middletown, New Jersey 	Middletown Ice World Arena 	2018-present	
North Carolina Golden Bears 	Garner, North Carolina 	Garner Ice House 	2018-2019 	renamed NC Force Golden Bears
Team Maryland 	Odenton, Maryland 	Piney Orchard Ice Arena 	2018-present	
Seacoast Spartans 	Exeter, New Hampshire 	Rinks at Exeter 	2019-present	
Worcester Jr. Railers 	Worcester, Massachusetts 	Fidelity Bank Worcester Ice Center 	2019-present	
Seahawks Hockey Club 	Hyannis, Massachusetts 	Hyannis Youth and Community Center 	2019-present	
NC Force Golden Bears 	Garner, North Carolina 	Garner Ice House 	2019-present	
===Developmental League Team Timeline===
Team 	Location 	Arena 	Tenure 	Notes
Boston Bandits 	Bridgewater, Massachusetts 	Bridgewater Ice Arena 	2015-2017 	join United States Premier Hockey League
Boston Jr. Rangers 	Tewksbury, Massachusetts 	Breakaway Ice Center 	2015-present	
New England Wolves 	Waterville Valley, New Hampshire (2015-2016)Laconia, New Hampshire (2016-)	Waterville Valley Ice Arena (2015-2016) Merrill Fay Arena (2016- )	2015-present	
New Hampshire Jr. Monarchs 	Hooksett, New Hampshire 	Tri-Town Ice Arena 	2015-2017 	join United States Premier Hockey League
Northern Cyclones 	Hudson, New Hampshire 	Cyclones Arena 	2015-2017 	join United States Premier Hockey League
Valley Jr. Warriors 	Haverhill, Massachusetts 	Haverhill Valley Forum 	2015-present	
Vermont Lumberjacks 	Burlington, Vermont 	Gordon H. Paquette Ice Arena 	2015-present	
Walpole Express 	Walpole, Massachusetts 	Rodman Arena 	2015-present	
Brewster Bulldogs 	Brewster, New York 	Brewster Ice Arena 	2016-2017 	withdrew
Hartford Jr. Wolfpack 	Cromwell, Connecticut 	Champions Skating Center 	2016-2017 	join United States Premier Hockey League
Lehigh Valley Jr. Rebels 	Whitehall, Pennsylvania 	The Rink at Lehigh Valley 	2016-2017 	withdrew
New Jersey Rockets 	Newark, New Jersey 	Prudential Center 	2016-2017 	join United States Premier Hockey League
New York Applecore 	Brewster, New York 	Brewster Ice Arena 	2016-2018 	withdrew
Philadelphia Junior Flyers 	West Chester, Pennsylvania 	Ice Line Quad Rinks 	2016-2019 	withdrew
Philadelphia Revolution 	Warminster, Pennsylvania 	Revolution Ice Gardens 	2016-present	
Central Penn Panthers 	Lancaster, Pennsylvania 	Regency Ice Rink 	2017-2019 	withdrew
Jersey Wildcats 	Randolph, New Jersey 	Aspen Ice 	2017-2018 	withdrew
New Jersey 87's 	Middletown, New Jersey 	Middletown Ice World Arena 	2017-present	
New Jersey Renegades 	Flemington, New Jersey 	Flemington Ice Arena 	2017-present	
Philadelphia Little Flyers 	Aston, Pennsylvania 	IceWorks Skating Complex 	2017-present	
Connecticut Oilers 	Hamden, Connecticut 	Louis Astorino Arena 	2017-2017 	withdrew before play; return as Connecticut Chiefs
Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Knights	Pittston, Pennsylvania 	Revolution Ice Centre 	2017-2017 	withdrew before play
Connecticut Chiefs 	Newington, Connecticut 	Newington Arena 	2018-present	
Worcester Jr. Railers 	Worcester, Massachusetts 	Fidelity Bank Worcester Ice Center 	2019-present	
New York Applecore 	Brewster, New York 	Brewster Ice Arena 	2019-present	
New York Bridgemen 	Staten Island, New York 	Staten Island Skating Pavilion 	2019-present	
==Expansion/relocation/withdrawals==
*The Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Knights and New Jersey Junior Titans organizations discontinued their EHL teams when the organizations joined the North American Hockey League in 2015
*The Washington Jr. Nationals organization was sold and moved to Burlington, Vermont to become the Vermont Lumberjacks for the 2014-15 season
*Laconia Leafs organization moves to Waterville Valley, New Hampshire and are renamed the New England Wolves for the 2014-15 season
*The Bedford, Massachusetts based East Coast Wizards are added as an expansion franchise for the 2014-15 season
*The Connecticut Nighthawks are awarded as an expansion team for the 2015-16 seasoon
*An 18th team was added for the showcase events for the 2015-16 season to balance off the schedule: the New England Wolves (which is a team of the American Hockey Institute based in Waterville Valley, New Hampshire).
*On June 16th, 2016 the New England Wolves announced they had moved their higher level team back to Laconia, New Hampshire after having played out of Waterville Valley, New Hampshire for the past five seasons. The elite division team was already based out of Waterville Valley.
*The New York Bobcats were removed from the league listing in mid-July of 2016. The team's head coach was named the coach of the New Jersey Junior Titans of the North American Hockey League and the team was unable to name a new head coach in a reasonable amount of time to prepare for the season and the team had attempted to relocate to the Jr. Titans arena in Middletown, New Jersey but was unable to work out a workable arrangement.  The team announced that they were sitting out the 2016-17 season and would be planning on returning for the 2017-18 season.
* On December 22, 2016 the USPHL announced that the Boston Bandits, Connecticut Nighthawks, Hartford Jr. Wolfpack, New Hampshire Jr. Monarchs, New Jersey Rockets, and Northern Cyclones organizations are leaving the Eastern Hockey League and joining the United States Premier Hockey League for the 2017-18 season. This moved would bring six premier level and five elite junior teams. The 16U, 18U and youth porgrams of these organizations would also be involved in this move. The Boston Bandits, New Jersey Rockets, and Northern Cyclones would be also be part of the National Collegiate Development Conference when it commences play for the 2017-18 season.
* USA Hockey approved the addition of the New Hampshire Avalanche as an expansion franchise for the 2017-18 season. The organization has a history of running teams from mite to U-18. The team is apparently a replacement for the New Hampshire Jr. Monarchs who announced they were joining the USPHL for the 2017-18 season. The team will be based out of the Ice Den Arena in Hooksett, NH.
* In February of 2017, the league announced that they would expand to include six of the seven members of the North American 3 Atlantic Hockey League ( the Central Penn Panthers, Jersey Wildcats, Long Island Royals, Metro Fighting Moose, New Jersey Renegades, and the Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Knights. The only NA3AHL team not included was the Exton Bulls, which dropped its junior team to focus on its' youth programs.
* On March 16, 2017 The Superior Roughriders of the Western States Hockey League announced they were changing thier affiliate program in Connecticut to be named the Connecticut RoughRiders which will be based out of the SoNo Ice House in Norwalk, Connecticut. The balance of the teams based out of the facility will also take the RoughRiders name. The existing Connecticut Oilers team will move to the Louis Astorino Arena in Hamden, Connecticut.
*Around the same time two additional teams were announced as the Hyannis, Massachusetts based Total Athletics Seahawks and the Middletown based New Jersey 87's were announced as expansion teams. The New York Bobcats were also announced as planning on returning to the league after withdrawing for the 2016-17 season when their coach was hired by the North American Hockey League's New Jersey Junior Titans and there was not enough time to get a replacement coach hired and have them be able to adequately prepare for the season.
==Formation of EHL Elite Division==
The league announced the formation of the EHL Elite Division in December 2014 with a start up of league play for the 2015-16 season.The division will be made up of the elite level teams of the  Boston Bandits, Boston Jr Rangers, New England Wolves, New Hampshire Jr. Monarchs, Northern Cyclones, Valley Jr. Warriors, Vermont Lumberjacks, and Walpole Express.
==Reorganization of Elite Division for 2016-17==
The league announced on March 1, 2016 that the Elite Division was being reorganized as the 19U Elite Division.  The Elite Division will focus upon development of players for higher levels of play.  As part of this reorganization the league is adding seven teams from the Metropolitan Junior Hockey League (New Jersey Rockets, New York Applecore, Brewster Bulldogs, Connecticut Nighthawks, Hartford Jr. Wolfpack, Philadelphia Jr. Flyers, and Philadelphia Revolution, and the Lehigh Valley Jr. Rebels. As a result of this reorganization the membership of the MJHL was decimated.  The MJHL was absorbed by the North American Hockey League and the league was reorganized as the North American 3 Atlantic Hockey League in a similar manner to what the former Northern States Junior Hockey League had done when they became the North American 3 Eastern Hockey League prior to joining the North American 3 Hockey League's Eastern Division for the 2016-17 season.
==League Reorganization for 2017-18==
On December 22, 2016 the United States Premier Hockey League announced that the league would be adding six organizations from the EHL.  The Boston Bandits, Connecticut Nighthawks, Hartford Jr. Wolfpack, New Hampshire Jr. Monarchs, New Jersey Rockets, and Northern Cyclones would be leaving the league as part of that announcement. 
On February 17, 2017 the league issued a release and announced the addition of eleven new members for the 2017-18 season.  USA Hockey had previously approved the addition of the New Hampshire Avalanche to the league.  Six of the seven current members of the North American 3 Atlantic Hockey League will join the Elite Division (Central Penn Panthers, Jersey Wildcats, Long Island Royals, Metro Fighting Moose, New Jersey Renegades, and Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Knights).  As part of the announcement the league announced the return of the New York Bobcats from hiatus.  Three additional teams were announced as part of the release, the Total Athletics Seahawks (Hyannis, Massachusetts) (Premier), Connecticut Hawks (unspecified division but appear to disappear by late March, possibly being taken over by the Connecticut RoughRiders team as an organization named the CT Ice Hawks youth program was based out of the same arena (SoNo Ice House) prior to the RoughRiders being announced), and New Jersey 87's (Middletown, New Jersey).
On February 23rd, the Long Island Royals announced they would be joining with the New York Bobcats (who had been on leave in the EHL for 2016-17 season) for the 2017-18 season as the Bobcats Elite Division affiliate  As of early May this appears to have fallen through as neither organization was listed on the team listing.
On March 16, 2017 the Superior Roughriders of the Western States Hockey League announced they were changing their affiliate program in Connecticut to be named the Connecticut RoughRiders which will be based out of the SoNo Ice House in Norwalk, Connecticut.  The balance of the teams based out of the facility will also take the RoughRiders name. The existing Connecticut Oilers team will move to the Louis Astorino Arena in Hamden, Connecticut.
The league issued the alignment by divisions for 2017-18 on March 23, 2017.  The following additions were made the Connecticut Oilers will be adding a Elite Division team (later changed), the Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Knights will have teams in both divisions, and the East Coast Wizards and New York Applecore (later changed to the former Brewster Bulldogs who played out of the same arena being renamed with the Applecore moniker) are dropping their Elite Division teams.
On May 5, 2017 the league announced that the higher level league would be known as "Eastern Hockey League" and that the lower level league would be known as the "Eastern Hockey League Premier".  By the time of this announcement the Brewster Bulldogs Premier team were now known as part of the New York Applecore organization, the Connecticut Oilers and Lehigh Valley Jr. Rebels were both gone from the Premier league.
==2018-19 changes==
At the end of the 2017-18 the EHL franchises affiliated with the Connecticut Oilers organization were sold and then relocated to the Newington Arena in Newington, Connecticut.
The New York Bobcats Royals are dropped from the league listing.
On April 12, 2018 the newly established Maryland Black Bears of the North American Hockey League established an affiliated team to be based out of their home arena, the Piney Orchard Ice Arena in Odenton, Maryland. The EHL team would be named Team Maryland on May 8, 2018.
The North Carolina Golden Bears were announced as a new member, they will be based out of the Garner Ice House in Garner, North Carolina
The Lehigh Valley Jr. Rebels and New Jersey 87's who already had teams playing in the lower level 19U and Premier Divisions respectively add second teams to play in the higher level league
The Charleston Mariners were originally announced as an expansion team for the 2018-19 season. On May 16, 2018 the team had announced on its website that it would participate at the Junior A level in 2019-20 and that the timing is not appropriate for a 2018-19 start date.
In late May, 2018 the league announced the 2019 Frozen Finals will return to Schneider Arena on the campus of Providence College in Providence, Rhode Island for the second straight season It will be held March 21-24, 2019.
==2019-20 Changes==
On April 23, 2019 the league announced the leagues teams for the 2019-20 season.  Among the changes:https://www.easternhockeyleague.org/news_article/show/1014424
*The Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Knights would be moving to the North American 3 Hockey League.http://www.na3hl.com/news/story.cfm?id=26800
*The Lehigh Valley Jr. Rebels are not returning after being removed from the league during the 2018-19 season for using an overaged player.
*The Exeter, New Hampshire based Seacoast Spartans will be added to the higher level league, The organization had previously operated youth teams at several different levels.  The team will be based out of the Rinks at Exeter.
*The Worcester Jr. Railers will be added to both of the leagues.  The team swill be based out of the Fidelity Bank Worcester Ice Center.
*The New Hampshire Avalanche and New York Applecore are adding teams the Premier Division.  Both organizations have already operated teams in the main league.
*The Staten Island based New York Bridgemen are being added to the Premier Division.  The team appears to be based out of the Staten Island Skating Pavilion.
==Championships==
===AJHL/EHL-Premier/EHL===
Season 	Regular season 	Playoff 	National Tournament result
2003–04	Hartford Jr. Wolfpack 	Washington Jr. Nationals 	
2004–05	Boston Bulldogs 	Boston Bulldogs 	
2005–06	New York Bobcats 	New York Bobcats 	
2006–07	New York Bobcats 	New York Bobcats 	New York Bobcats lost Semifinal game vs. New Hampshire Jr. Monarchs (EJHL)Northern Cyclones lost Semifinal game vs. Bay State Breakers (EJHL)
2007–08	New Jersey RocketsPortland Jr. Pirates	Northern Cyclones 	Northern Cyclones lost Semifinal game vs. New Hampshire Jr. Monarchs (EJHL)New Jersey Rockets eliminated in Round Robin
2008–09	Northern Cyclones 	Northern Cyclones 	Northern Cyclones and New York Bobcats eliminated in Round Robin
2009–10	Northern Cyclones 	Walpole Express 	Walpole Express and New York Bobcats eliminated in Round Robin
2010–11	Walpole Express 	Walpole Express 	Walpole Express lost Semifinal game vs. Helena Bighorns (NorPac)Northern Cyclones eliminated in Round Robin
2011–12	Walpole Express 	Walpole Express 	No representatives sent to nationals
2012–13	Northern Cyclones 	Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Knights	No representatives sent to nationals
2013–14	New Hampshire Jr. Monarchs 	Northern Cyclones 	Northern Cyclones lost Semifinal game vs. North Iowa Bulls (NA3HL)New Hampshire Jr. Monarchs eliminated in Round Robin
2014–15	Philadelphia Little Flyers 	Vacant 	Northern Cyclones lost Div. 1 Championship game vs. North Iowa Bulls (NA3HL)
2015–16	Philadelphia Little Flyers 	New Hampshire Jr. Monarchs 	Tier III National Tournament not held
2016–17	Philadelphia Little Flyers 	Philadelphia Junior Flyers 	Tier III National Tournament not held
2017–18	Philadelphia Revolution 	New Hampshire Avalanche 	Tier III National Tournament not held
2018-19	Philadelphia Little Flyers 	New Hampshire Avalanche 	
2019-20	Boston Jr. Rangers 	Playoffs cancelled 	N/A
2020-21	New Jersey 87's 	Boston Jr. Rangers 	N/A
2021-22	New Jersey 87's 	Walpole Express 	N/A
2021-22	New Hampshire Avalanche 	Boston Jr. Rangers 	N/A
2022-23	New Hampshire Avalanche 	Boston Jr. Rangers 	
2023-24	Railers Jr. Hockey Club 	Railers Jr. Hockey Club 	N/A
===EHL-19U Elite/EHL Premier===
Season 	Regular season 	Playoff 	National Tournament result
2015–16	New Hampshire Jr. Monarchs	Boston Jr. Rangers 	Tier III National Tournament not held
2016–17	Vermont Lumberjacks 	Philadelphia Revolution	Tier III National Tournament not held
2017-18	Boston Jr. Rangers 	Boston Jr. Rangers 	Tier III National Tournament not held
2018-19	Boston Jr. Rangers 	New England Wolves 	Tier III National Tournament not held
2019-20	Boston Jr. Rangers 	Playoffs Cancelled 	
2020-21	New Hampshire Avalanche 	New Jersey 87's 	
2021-22	New Hampshire Avalanche 	Boston Jr. Rangers 	
2022-23	Boston Jr. Rangers 	New Jersey 87's 	
2023-24	Railers Jr. Hockey Club 	Railers Jr. Hockey Club	
==Seasons==
*2003-04 AtlJHL Season
*2004-05 AtlJHL Season
*2005-06 AtlJHL Season
*2006-07 AtlJHL Season
*2007-08 AtlJHL Season
*2008-09 AtlJHL Season
*2009-10 AtlJHL Season
*2010-11 AtlJHL Season
*2011-12 AtlJHL Season
*2012-13 AtlJHL Season
*2013-14 EHL Season
*2014-15 EHL Season
*2015-16 EHL Season
*2016-17 EHL Season
*2017-18 EHL Season
*2017-18 EHLP Season
*2018-19 EHL Season
*2018-19 EHLP Season
*2019-20 EHL Season
*2019-20 EHLP Season
*2020-21 EHL season
*2020-21 EHLP season
*2021-22 EHL Season
*2021-22 EHLP Season
*2022-23 EHL season
*2022-23 EHLP season
*2023-24 EHL season
*2023-24 EHLP season
==References==
Category:Established in 2013
Category:Eastern Hockey League (Junior)