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College hockey has been a breeding ground for many outstanding hockey players and individuals. Hockeygymnasiet.se believes there is potential to develop even more skills within college hockey.
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As an independent education portal, our aim is to help young, ambitious talents and guide them towards realising their ice hockey dreams. Here you’ll find information about the different levels of college ice hockey in the USA with a scholarship. Playing ice hockey at university in the US on a scholarship is a great way to continue working towards a professional career.
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As a player, you can contact schools and teams yourself and perhaps even visit various schools at your own expense. However, it can be more difficult to promote yourself and get a positive response from teams if you’re going it alone.
The basic rule is that you mustn’t play with professional players because it ”rub off” on you as an amateur.

College Ice Hockey Leagues

NCAA (National Collegiate Athletic Association)
The NCAA is the largest league in American university sport. It is the governing body for more than 1,200 universities, divided into three different divisions. Which division a university belongs to depends on many different factors and is not based on the university’s sporting standard. NCAA universities with club programmesDivision 1: 57 teams in 7 conferences Division 2: 200 teams across 12 conferences Division 3: 140 teams in 10 conferences.pp-list-container .pp-list-items

NAIA (National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics)
The National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics is the governing body for lesser-known inter-collegiate sports programmes that use athletics to promote desirable character traits amongst student bodies.This organisation sets rules for university sports to ensure they do not interfere with students’ studies. It also places great emphasis on academic success. Furthermore, there are approximately 19 different NAIA institutions in Indiana.
NJCAA (National Junior Collegiate Athletic Association)
This league allows athletes to compete for their school for two years whilst attending college or university. When they make the transition, they also switch to the NCAA or NAIA. There are currently around 1,000 schools affiliated with this junior league.
College Hockey Age
Frequently asked questions: what is the age limit for college hockey?
Daniel Ljung: the agent/adviser and founder of Scandinavian Hockey Consulting explains
Can a player play college ice hockey if he plays in the SHL?
When it comes to playing in the SHL and the Hockeyallsvenskan, the NCAA ALWAYS applies the ”case-by-case” principle. As is well known, there are two criteria that a player must meet before being granted a playing licence via the NCAA Eligibility CentreThese parameters are:
- 1. You must meet the requirement for a passing average mark in the correct number of core subjects, combined with SAT/ACT test results.
- 2. You must meet the ”amateur status” criteria. This means that you have not played in professional leagues, do not have a contract, etc.
- 3. This means that it is forbidden to play in professional leagues such as the SHL and the Hockeyallsvenskan.
- 4. In that case, a player also becomes less attractive to the 60 NCAA Division I teams if they have played matches in the SHL/HA.
- 5. NCAA rules are written for the American system, not the Swedish one. That is why, as a Swede, you need to be well-informed and knowledgeable.

NCAA (National Collegiate Athletic Association)
The NCAA (National Collegiate Athletic Association) allows you to compete for five years across four seasons, with the fifth year being a redshirt year. A redshirt year allows athletes to sit out a competitive season (for reasons such as injury or competition for playing time) whilst still being eligible to compete in all four years.
NAIA (National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics)
The NAIA (National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics) has no age limit; however, it disqualifies athletes from competing in any sport at a comparable competitive level after 1 September of the year in which they take their A-levels.
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