NAHL Weekend Preview

November 11, 2022

26 games are on the schedule this veterans day weekend as the weather continues to turn cooler, while the action on the ice heats up.

It was another good week for NCAA commitments as a couple more players make NCAA Division I commitments as the current season total is now up to 129 committed players.

The month of November is a busy one for the NAHL, which includes the league-wide campaign for the Children of Fallen Patriots Foundation.

In addition, eight players with NAHL ties have been recognized on the National Hockey League’s (NHL) ‘Prospects to Watch’ list for 2023 draft-eligible players with the release of NHL Central Scouting's preliminary list of players to watch in North America and Europe.

In the Central, it is a déjà vu weekend as all the teams playing one another are doing so in back-to-back weeks. The red-hot and 1^st place Austin Bruins are home playing Minot again after sweeping the Minotauros on the road last weekend. Aberdeen will host North Iowa after the two clubs split in Mason City last weekend. St. Cloud and Bismarck will tangle for a second straight weekend after splitting last week.

In the East, Johnstown picked up a 4-1 win over Danbury on Thursday and looks for the weekend sweep on Friday. The Maine Nordiques put their six-game winning streak on the line as they host the 2^nd place Northeast Generals. The 1^st place Maryland Black Bears put their three-game winning streak on the line at home against the Philadelphia Rebels.

In the Midwest, the 1^st place Janesville Jets return home to host the Wisconsin Windigo. The Fairbanks Ice Dogs, who are also tied for 1^st place, will return home to face the Minnesota Wilderness who have won three straight. The Springfield Jr. Blues are in Kenai River for three games against the Brown Bears.

In the South, it’s a full schedule as all eight teams are in action. The 1^st place Lone Star Brahmas are at home and will host Shreveport who have lost five straight. Winning streaks collide in Oklahoma as the 3^rd place Warriors host the 2^nd place New Mexico Ice Wolves. The Corpus Christi IceRays are back home and looking to snap a nine-game losing streak as they host Amarillo. The final series has El Paso visiting Odessa for two games.

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FRI, NOVEMBER 11

Northeast at Maine - 7:05 PM EST

Danbury at Johnstown - 7:30 PM EST

Philadelphia at Maryland - 7:30 PM EST

Wisconsin at Janesville - 7:00 PM CST

Minot at Austin - 7:05 PM CST

Amarillo at Corpus Christi - 7:05 PM CST

North Iowa at Aberdeen - 7:15 PM CST

St. Cloud at Bismarck - 7:15 PM CST