Yes, players that compete in the CHL are now eligible for NCAA hockey and may participate on NCAA teams beginning August 1, 2025. CHL players are eligible for NCAA Hockey provided that they did not receive above actual and necessary expenses to compete in the CHL.
Actual and necessary expenses are any expenses necessary or required for your participation in practice or competition , including but not limited to: meals, lodging, transportation, apparel, equipment, supplies, coaching, ice time, medical treatment (health insurance), and entry fees.
No, generally, you are not allowed to reach an agreement (written, verbal or for future representation) with or receive benefits from an agent.
A men’s ice hockey prospect who is drafted by a professional team before enrolling full time at any college or university may be represented by an agent or attorney during contract negotiations. The prospect must pay the going rate for the agent’s services, and if the player does not sign a contract with a professional team, the agreement for representation must be terminated before enrolling full time at any college or university.
Players may now participate in the CHL (which includes the OHL, WHL and QMJHL) prior to initial full-time collegiate enrollment and not jeopardize their NCAA eligibility provided not more than actual and necessary expenses for participation are received or guaranteed, or specified.
Players may now participate in the CHL (which includes the OHL, WHL and QMJHL) prior to initial full-time collegiate enrollment and not jeopardize their NCAA eligibility provided not more than actual and necessary expenses for participation are received or guaranteed, or specified.
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