1) Boston Breakout Super Series- Sept. 6-8, 2019
2) New England Fall Classic- November 29, Dec. 1, 2019 at New England Sports Center
3) Green Mountain Avalanche- Feb 28- March 1, 2020 at Jay Peak
HAVERHILL, MA -- The Eastern Hockey League (EHL) and Eastern Hockey League Premier (EHLP) are pleased to release the 2025-26 regular season schedules for each division.
The Eastern Hockey League (EHL) ushers in an exciting new era with an expanded 50-game slate, and is set to provide unprecedented coverage and innovative new competitions.
The puck officially drops on Thursday, September 25th, a historic opening day where all 18 EHL teams will be in action. To capture every thrilling moment, the EHL is debuting "Rink Rush Live," hosted by The Dan K Show. This groundbreaking broadcast will provide start-to-finish coverage, jumping live from game to game to deliver goals and major highlights as they happen across the league on opening day.
The Annual EHL All-Star College Series, the league's flagship event, is once again slated for mid to late October, promising an unparalleled showcase of top EHL talent. This highly anticipated series is specifically designed to put the league's best players directly in front of NCAA college hockey coaches and scouts, maximizing their opportunities for advancement. This year's matchups feature the Mid-Atlantic team challenging Lebanon Valley College and Stevenson University. Meanwhile, the Northeast team will go head-to-head with Roger Williams University and Nichols College. Capping off the series, the Main All-Star team will face off against Manhattanville College and Albertus Magnus College, with the later taking place on the campus of Quinnipiac University.
Further enhancing the competitive landscape, the EHL will introduce two significant new initiatives: the EHL Crossover Series and the EHL Premier's inaugural Prospects' Cup.
The EHL Crossover Series will feature select teams traveling across conferences for regular season matchups outside of traditional showcase events, fostering new rivalries and diverse competition. A marquee event within this series will be a highly anticipated rematch of last season's EHL Frozen Finals between the New Jersey 87's and the New Hampshire Avalanche on November 23rd at the Ice Den in Hooksett, NH. This showdown promises to be a thrilling early-season clash between two of the league's powerhouses.
For the EHL Premier, the Prospects' Cup will debut as a new tournament played during the EHL Mid-Season Snowdown Showcase in December. Six teams have committed to participate, offering an additional high-visibility platform for players to impress scouts and continue their development.
The league schedule will break for Thanksgiving, observed from November 26th through December 2nd, and a Holiday Break from December 21st through January 2nd.
EHL Commissioner Neil Ravin shared his excitement for the upcoming season, saying "The day we release the schedule is always an exciting day for both divisions. It's the official sign that a new season is on the horizon, as our teams continue to recruit and prepare for the upcoming. While the off-season brings the warm weather and a chance for our teams to decompress, it also brings with it the opportunity to continue to develop and put in the work for what lies ahead; and what lies ahead this year is another chance for all of our players to Develop, Promote, and Advance through our system, like we've proven to do for nearly 2000 NCAA players dating back to the formation of the league. I can't wait to drop the puck on another season, as Thursday, September 25th truly can't come soon enough."
The full 2025-2026 EHL and EHL Premier schedules, including game times and locations, are available below. The list of this year's events is strong, as the EHL and EHLP continue to show why we are the league Where Players Come First, from the EHL Media Days to the 2026 Frozen Finals, the opportunities provided to every player that walks through the door are countless.
Be sure to follow all of the EHL social media channels for the latest updates and endless coverage throughout the season.
Hockey Season will soon be upon us and the 2025-26 season, the New England Wolves will be building upon the success of season one of Wolves Youth Hockey here in the Lakes Region of
New Hampshire ! We have big plans for our small but growing program, but we will not be successful without the help of our local friends & businesses! The New England Wolves is home
to almost 150 families from throughout the Lakes Region and beyond! From U8 to U18 we assist local families and players in developing, growing and exposing them to the great sport of ice
hockey. Combined with our established Junior program (ages U16 to U20) in the Eastern Hockey League, now is the time to be a part of the Wolves as we grow and build upon our successes.
As an advertiser you can feel good knowing that your donation is funding hockey scholarships for kids that may(otherwise) not be able to play. At the Wolves we offer FREE Learn to Play, FREE
Street Hockey in the Spring, oftentimes FREE equipment and assist with community service and volunteer events throughout the year. These types of community service initiatives has led to the Wolves program being awarded 4 times through the Eastern Hockey League for our community service.
I am reaching out to you in hopes that you would consider becoming a Wolves Youth Hockey Association Sponsor! As a sponsor of the Wolves even a small amount can make a huge
difference to the league and to our kids. There are multiple ways in which you can sponsor, and I have included them on the following pages of this letter.
The Wolves has become a home to many hockey families here in the Lakes Region and we’d like to include you and your business in our hockey family! Please respond via email or phone when
you are ready to become a Wolves corporate sponsor!
Once you do so please follow us on social media, come to a game, and include us in events at your business or charity as the Wolves want to volunteer our athletes and players to assist with
community service with all of our local organizations.
GO WOLVES!!
Wolves Shot Challenge starts July 1 and goes to September 1. Track the shots you take in your backyard, basement or driveway (working independently to improve your game), and the 3 highest totals for the summer will receive and official Wolves apparel package.
Use a calendar or notebook to keep track of your daily totals. Send the totals on September 1 to Coach Kunes or Coach Trimble to be included in the running for the prizes and giveaways.
Shooting off- ice will dramatically improve your shot and scoring ability. The practice of setting small goals (daily shooting) to lead to a larger total (at the end of the summer) will provide to your athlete a feeling of goal setting and accomplishment!
