Junior Hockey League
Junior Hockey League is a term used to refer to an ice hockey league in which junior hockey teams compete.
List of junior hockey leagues
- Alberta Junior Hockey League
- British Columbia Hockey League
- Canadian Junior Hockey League
- Eastern Hockey League (junior hockey)
- Eastern Junior A Hockey League
- Eastern Junior Hockey League
- Eastern Ontario Junior Hockey League
- Empire Junior Hockey League
- Georgian Mid-Ontario Junior C Hockey League
- Golden Horseshoe Junior Hockey League
- Greater Metro Junior A Hockey League
- Greater Ontario Junior Hockey League
- Heritage Junior B Hockey League
- International Junior Hockey League
- Island Junior Hockey League
- Island Junior Hockey League (1973–91)
- Keystone Junior Hockey League
- Kootenay International Junior Hockey League
- Manitoba Junior Hockey League
- Maritime Junior A Hockey League
- Metro Junior A Hockey League
- Mid-Ontario Junior B Hockey League
- Mid-Western Junior Hockey League
- New Brunswick Junior Hockey League
- North Saskatchewan Junior B Hockey League
- Northern Junior Hockey League
- Northern Ontario Junior Hockey League
- Nova Scotia Junior Hockey League
- Ontario Hockey League
- Ontario Junior Hockey League
- Pacific Junior A Hockey League
- Pacific Junior Hockey League
- Prairie Junior Hockey League
- Quebec Junior AAA Hockey League
- Quebec Major Junior Hockey League
- Quebec Major Junior Hockey League
- Rocky Mountain Junior Hockey League
- Russian Junior Hockey League
- Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League
- Southern Ontario Junior A Hockey League
- Southern Ontario Junior Hockey League
- St. John's Junior Hockey League
- Superior International Junior Hockey League
- Thunder Bay Junior A Hockey League
- Vancouver Island Junior Hockey League
- Western Hockey League
- WHA Junior Hockey League
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