Can a 16 year old play for a Junior B team in the USA. I'm interested in playing for a team in the Empire Junior B league.
Does anyone have any comments or info for me.

yes u can play over in the united states...u need a release front your city or town....the problem is that u need to pay alot of money to play over there.......i was goin to play for the buffalo junior sabres who play in the provincial junior a league but u have to pay like 1500 dollars up front and then u have to pay 25 dollars everygame u play...its up to u if u ould like to do it...but yes u can play over there

Do you need a release or go thru approvals from hockey Canada.

What hoops do you have to go thru to be allowed to play as a 16 year old, as far as Hockey Canada. Has anyone does this?

i think u just have to get an ohf release or something...or maybe just a realease from your city..but i dont think u have to go through hockey canada

the money is no different then playing aaa in an eastern city with all the travel involved

I'd think you'd have to get released from the association of you city. I think if you got it from the ohf it would be a "residential move".

Has anyone gone to the US to play?
If so, how did you enjoy it?
Also did they give you a break on the cost?
What does the team give you?

Stop the misinformation.

16 year old Canadians will not be allowed to transfer to the U.S.

Hockey Canada will not allow it.

They could play with a U.S. team is if that team is in a Canadian Junior league, such as Saginaw, Plymouth. Forget the empire Jr. League it is not allowed.

They will allow an actual player transfer to if a kid was in a residential school in the U.S. or his parents move to the U.S.

Can you appeal this from Hockey Canada?
What about non usa hockey, can you play for them?

THIS MEANS YOU AND YOUR FAMILY WOULD HAVE TO MOVE!