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Midget Hockey: T1EHL New Hampshire showcase prospect rankings

Ranking the top prospects from the T1EHL NH Showcase

By Jeff CoxNovember 1, 2017

Many of the top minor midget (16U) teams in the United States converged on southern New Hampshire this past weekend for the Tier 1 Elite Hockey League New Hampshire Showcase.

Anaheim Jr. Ducks and Dallas Stars Elite were the two teams that stood out over the course of the three days at the Cyclones Arena in Hudson and the Tri-Town Arena in Hookset.

The host New Hampshire Jr. Monarchs and the Boston Advantage were the only two New England teams in the field. Center Aidan Curran and goaltender Kyle Chauvette, both of the New Hampshire Jr. Monarchs, were the top two New Englanders.

Tags: Colby Ambrosio, Jackson Nieuwendyk, John Driscoll, Joshua Groll, Prospects, Ryan Johnson, Ty Smilanic

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