>count. I also have a vague recollection that in parts of Ontario the top >junior level used to be Junior B and that for some reason Junior A never >developed. Can anyone confirm this recollection and/or say if this is >still true. Here are some of the teams from the Colgate Roster if it >helps: St. Mary's Jr. "B", Leamington Jr. "B", Sarnia Jr. "B" > Basically, your recollection is correct. In Southwestern Ontario, there is no Jr. A hockey. Jr. A hockey extends only as far west as Toronto and Hamilton. Therefore, college-bound players from places west of Hamilton will play Jr. B. The teams you mentioned are all in that situation. Normally, you are right. A Jr. B player would not tend to go directly to Div. I hockey. See you later, John -- John Edwards Minister of Chasing Wild Geese (DNRC) [log in to unmask] Web page temporarily not with us. Saskatchewan 2 and 3 axle farm vehicles exempt. HOCKEY-L is for discussion of college ice hockey; send information to [log in to unmask], The College Hockey Information List.