For the sixth straight week, the EHF Selects have seven teams ranked in the top 25 of their respective divisions. Here’s a look at where our clubs stand after six weeks:

 

18U Tier 1 Elite

 

3.) Little Bruins (14-5-2 overall, 6-2-0-1 EHF Selects)

The Little Bruins and No. 16 Cape Cod Whalers tangle for one last time in EHF Selects league play this season on Sunday at 12:30 p.m. at Foxboro Sports Center. 

 

5.) Boston Junior Eagles (16-4-3 overall, 0-1-0-1 EHF Selects)

The Jr. Eagles will head out of the EHF Selects schedule with games against the Cape Cod Whalers and GBL Jr. Bruins on Saturday, and the No. 12 Eastern Mass. Senators for the season finale on Sunday. 

 

12.) Eastern Mass Senators (10-7-1 overall, 2-4-0-1 EHF Selects)

The game against the Jr. Eagles is the Senators’ only game this weekend, and marks the end of their EHF Selects schedule for 2019-20. 

 

16.) Cape Cod Whalers, (14-8-2 overall, 5-2-0-0 EHF Selects)

The Whalers, as aforementioned, face the Boston Jr. Eagles and Little Bruins one last time this weekend. 

 

16U Tier 1 Elite

12.) Rockets Hockey Club (22-11-4 overall, 2-1-0-0 USPHL)

The Rockets are off this weekend before they play a three-game weekend on Nov. 9-10 against the Palmyra Black Knights and Skipjacks Hockey Club. 

 

14.) Mid-Fairfield Rangers (15-8-1 overall, 3-0-0 EHF Selects)

The Jr. Rangers played their third and final EHF Selects league game at the Fall Beantown Classic, defeating the Top Gun/NE Fall Prep Selects team, 7-1. 

 

22.) Boston Junior Eagles (12-9-3 overall, 1-1-0-0 EHF Selects)

The Jr. Eagles play in their third through fifth games this weekend against the 16U teams of the Cape Cod Whales, the GBL Jr. Bruins and the Eastern Mass. Senators. 

 

15U Tier 1 Elite

 

17.) Cape Cod Whalers (17-8-5 overall, 4-0-0-0 EHF Selects) 

The Whalers end the season Sunday with an away-and-home double-header vs. the Minuteman Flames and Bay State  Breakers. 

 

USPHL Midgets Prime Movers

The USPHL Midget teams saw some big moves upwards after the Fall Beantown Classic. 

 

18U

38. CP Dynamo (12-4-1-0 overall, 1-2-0-0 USPHL)

Clifton Park, N.Y.’s favorite 18U team moved up the Tier-1 18U charts more than any other team, advancing 17 spaces to reach the top 40. Wins over the higher-ranked Oakland Jr. Grizzlies and the lower-ranked Boston Jr. Bulldogs accompanied a tie against the GBL Jr. Bruins for a 2-0-1 run at the Beantown. 

 

31. Jersey Hitmen (14-10-2-0 overall, 6-3-0-0 USPHL)

The Hitmen moved up six spots, with a 2-2 come-from-behind tie with No. 9 Chicago Mission a big help to the boost. They also had wins against the lower-ranked Compuware team from Detroit, and two Canadian prep teams, Hill Academy and Bishops College. 

 

32. Northwood School (8-3-0-0 overall, 3-2-0-0 USPHL)

Also moving up six spots from last week was the Lake Placid, N.Y.-based Northwood School, a USPHL Affiliate. They had wins against the Skipjacks Hockey Club and Junior Bruins Black 19U, while taking losses to the New Hampshire Jr. Monarchs and Honeybaked. 

 

New Jersey Rockets - A 3-1 run against all Canadian prep schools helped push the Rockets up eight spots. 

 

New Hampshire Jr. Monarchs- The Monarchs’ upset win over the Northwood School helped push them up by nine spots. 

 

16U

Utica Jr. Comets- A win against the No. 14-ranked team in the Tier-2 national rankings help lift the Comets up six spots in Tier-1. They also had a win at the Fall Beantown against the Philadelphia Little Flyers, after falling to Ulysse Prep. 

 

Tier-2 Junior

The Jersey Hitmen remained No. 5 overall and the Boston Junior Bruins climbed one spot to ninth. The biggest movers out of all Tier-2 teams in the country were the Boston Bandits, who climbed five spots certainly thanks to their 15-round shootout win over the Jersey Hitmen on Sunday. They climbed to No. 17 overall. 

 

Tier-3 Junior

The Charlotte Rush moved five spots up to climb into the Top 10, joining (and leapfrogging) the No. 10 Metro Jets. The Rush now stand at No. 7 thanks to their 11-3-0-0 record. 

The Rum River Mallards climbed 14 spots to join the top 40 out of the 135 Tier-3 junior teams ranked.