Wilderness ranked fourth out of 128 teams
The surging Minnesota Wilderness has maintained its place among the elite in the Canadian Junior Hockey League Top 20 rankings.
The surging Minnesota Wilderness has maintained its place among the elite in the Canadian Junior Hockey League Top 20 rankings.
Currently leading the Superior International Junior Hockey League with a 19-3 record after 22 games, the Wilderness held on to its fourth overall listing in the latest CJHL rankings that were announced Monday.
The CJHL Top 20 is formulated each week in conjunction with NHL Central Scouting and is based upon a variety of factors, including the league in which the teams belong to as well as regular season results.
Holding on to the top spot in the CJHL for yet another week are the Alberta Junior Hockey League’s Brooks Bandits who are 24-1 after 25 games.
The CJHL is an amalgamation of 10 Junior A hockey leagues from across Canada.
More information on the CJHL can be found by clicking on the league website www.cjhlhockey.com.
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