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The musketeers have produced notable NHLers such as Pacioretty, Dekeyser, Klesla, and S.Gagner.

 

The USHL is a good league and has been gaining more and more respect from NHL scouts. Seems like Benning and co are scouting the USHL and college teams very heavily.

 

Wouldn't be a bad move for Brisebois since the team he's on seems pretty bad and he didn't really improve as much as we would have hoped he would this season.

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30 minutes ago, DeNiro said:

Can Brisebois not just go the college route and sign with UND now?

I also believe once you step on the ice with a CHL team, you have given up the chance at an NCA scholarship.  I think he would have to go to Jr A or USHL to be eligible.  That's how it used to be anyway. 

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29 minutes ago, thejazz97 said:

No. He signed an ELC.

 

He's pretty much stuck in the CHL until he gets too old, makes the NHL, or both.

Apparently it's regardless of the ELC.  From the USHL website: http://www.ushl.com/news_article/show/446473-the-junior-hockey-landscape-what-you-need-to-know

 

In Canada, the three tiers of junior hockey are Major Juniors, Junior A and Junior B/C/D. The Canadian Hockey League (CHL) houses three Major Junior leagues – the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League (QMJHL), Ontario Hockey League (OHL) and Western Hockey League (WHL).

Once a kid plays one game of Major Juniors, their NCAA eligibility will be voided. College hockey will no longer be an option. So when a player turns 20 years old and has aged out of the league (Editor’s Note: Major Juniors will allow three 20-year-olds per team, but no more and no older than that), they have no choice but to hope they can sign a pro hockey contract instead of further developing in an amateur setting such as the NCAA, where they can also continue to work toward their college degree.

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27 minutes ago, DeNiro said:

The musketeers have produced notable NHLers such as Pacioretty, Dekeyser, Klesla, and S.Gagner.

 

The USHL is a good league and has been gaining more and more respect from NHL scouts. Seems like Benning and co are scouting the USHL and college teams very heavily.

 

Wouldn't be a bad move for Brisebois since the team he's on seems pretty bad and he didn't really improve as much as we would have hoped he would this season.

The reporter said he contacted the USHL who confirmed that Brisebois is ineligible (ie they wasted their pick) because he has an ELC.

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2 minutes ago, mll said:

The reporter said he contacted the USHL who confirmed that Brisebois is ineligible (ie they wasted their pick) because he has an ELC.

Really?

 

I thought the USHL was like any league where the Canucks could loan him to them since they own his rights. It would be like if he wanted to go play on a junior team in Europe no?

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15 minutes ago, DeNiro said:

Really?

 

I thought the USHL was like any league where the Canucks could loan him to them since they own his rights. It would be like if he wanted to go play on a junior team in Europe no?

It's apparently strictly amateur and it's so-called NCAA protected - ie they maintain their NCAA eligibility.   So his ELC makes him ineligible according to that article.

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4 hours ago, mll said:

Apparently it's regardless of the ELC.  From the USHL website: http://www.ushl.com/news_article/show/446473-the-junior-hockey-landscape-what-you-need-to-know

 

In Canada, the three tiers of junior hockey are Major Juniors, Junior A and Junior B/C/D. The Canadian Hockey League (CHL) houses three Major Junior leagues – the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League (QMJHL), Ontario Hockey League (OHL) and Western Hockey League (WHL).

Once a kid plays one game of Major Juniors, their NCAA eligibility will be voided. College hockey will no longer be an option. So when a player turns 20 years old and has aged out of the league (Editor’s Note: Major Juniors will allow three 20-year-olds per team, but no more and no older than that), they have no choice but to hope they can sign a pro hockey contract instead of further developing in an amateur setting such as the NCAA, where they can also continue to work toward their college degree.

Most, if not all, chl teams provide one year of post secondary tuition for every full season played.  Those players are then part of the Canadian college hockey programs, which is very good.

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47 minutes ago, Derp... said:

Traded to the Charlottetown Islanders Today

 

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The @IslandersHKY have acquired Guillaume Brisebois from Bathurst for Luc Deschenes, a 2nd round pick in 2017, and a 1st in 2018.

Wow. He was traded for a 1st, a 2nd and a D-man who has put up decent numbers (32 points...guillaume had 26) Goes to show how well rounded and valued he is.

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32 minutes ago, coryberg said:

Wow. He was traded for a 1st, a 2nd and a D-man who has put up decent numbers (32 points...guillaume had 26) Goes to show how well rounded and valued he is.

Is the team he's going to any good?

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4 hours ago, Alflives said:

Is the team he's going to any good?

They are middle teir... better than the basement. Guillaume should help for sure and I'm sure they will add more. They are obviously going for it.

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5 minutes ago, laddie said:

He will be playing with Pierre-Luc Dubois....

PLD plays for Cape Breton, not Charlottetown. I'm guessing the confusion came from the fact that the Twitter account belongs to the Screaming Eagles.

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