Adult Hockey Levels

B Level

High B (Levels 1 to 2)

High B is intended for players with higher end competitive experience and strong overall skill.

Typical background: Minor Pro, College D1 or D2, Junior at all tiers, and AAA hockey.

Mid to Low B (Levels 3 to 4)

Mid to Low B includes players with solid hockey backgrounds who still play at a fairly high level.

Typical background: College D2, Junior, AAA, AA, and A experience at a strong level.

C Level

High C (Levels 1 to 2)

High C is for players with some prior structured hockey experience who can compete at an intermediate recreational level.

Typical background: AA, A, house, and previous adult league experience.

Mid to Low C (Levels 3 to 7)

Mid to Low C is primarily for players whose experience has come mostly through adult hockey or general recreational play.

D Level

D1

D1 is for players who are not quite ready to compete at a C level but are above the true beginner stage.

D2

D2 is for beginners who are still learning the game and building the skills required to play.

League expectation: No taunting or showboating.

E Level

E

E is the first true beginner draft league and is designed for brand new players entering the game.

Format example: 10 game draft style pilot program.