Boston Junior Blackhawks

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Boston Junior Blackhawks
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City Saugus, Massachusetts
League IJHL Super Elite
DivisionNew England
Founded1995
Home arena Kasabuski Memorial Ice Arena
Colors Red, Black, and White
   
Owner(s)Richard Salsman
Head coachKevin Kotyluk and Richie Salsman
Affiliate Texas Tornado (NAHL) (higher)
Franchise history
1995-PresentBoston Junior Blackhawks

The Boston Junior Blackhawks are a Junior "A" ice hockey team from Saugus, Massachusetts. They are a member of the International Junior Hockey League. [1] [2] [3] The Jr. Blackhawks field teams in the IJHL Super Elite League, IJHL Elite League, as well as youth selects and other youth ice hockey levels in other local youth hockey leagues. [4] The Jr. Blackhawks play their home games at the Kasabuski Memorial Ice Arena. The Boston Junior Blackhawks are the affiliate of the Texas Tornado of the Tier II Jr A North American Hockey League. [5]

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Alumni

The Jr. Blackhawks have produced over 300 alumni playing in higher levels of junior ice hockey, Major Jr., NCAA Division I and Division III, and ACHA college programs, and professional hockey, including: [6] [7]

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