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Hockey East commissioner foresees NCAA colleges overtaking CHL as top producer of NHL talent

  • In November, the NCAA Division 1 Council decided to allow CHL players in U.S. Colleges next season.
  • The NCAA previously banned CHL players, as they were considered professionals due to stipends.
  • This change could shift hockey's hierarchy, potentially letting the NCAA surpass the CHL in supplying NHL talent.
  • Metcalf stated on Friday that it is new and no CHL player has yet competed in college hockey.
  • The ruling may cause concern for USHL and USA Hockey officials due to a possible rise in Canadian players.
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The Billings GazetteThe Billings Gazette
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Hockey East commish believes NCAA will become top producer of NHL talent

ST. LOUIS — In a rapidly changing and evolving U.S. college athletic landscape, Hockey East commissioner Steve Metcalf sees clarity on the horizon for the NCAA becoming North America's top producer of NHL draft-ready talent.

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Hockey East commissioner foresees NCAA colleges overtaking CHL as top producer of NHL talent

Hockey East commissioner Steve Metcalf tells The Associated Press he foresees a future involving the NCAA becoming North America’s top producer of NHL draft-ready talent in a rapidly changing and evolving U.S. college athletic landscape. Metcalf’s vision would represent a…

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The Daily News broke the news in Huntingdon, United States on Friday, April 11, 2025.
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