What does EJHL stand for?

Eastern Junior Hockey League

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Evangelische Junge Gemeinde Schwenningen (German: Schwenningen Young Evangelical Community; Villingen-Schwenningen, Germany) European Junior Golf Tour (Russia) Eusko Jaurlaritza Gobierno Vasco (Spanish) Eisenhower Junior High School Euless Junior High (Texas) European Journal of Haematology Evangelische Jugend Hamburg (German: Hamburg Evangelical Youth; Hamburg, Germany) Evangelische Jugend Hochdahl (German: Evangelical Youth Hochdahl) European Journal of the History of Economic Thought (UK) Electronic Journal of Health Informatics		European Journal of Health Law Evangelische Jugend in Hessen und Nassau (German religious youth organization) Ethics, Justice and Human Rights East Junior High School Eastmont Junior High School (Wenatchee, WA) Edgewood Junior High School (Ellettsville, IN) Edmonton John Howard Society (est. 1949; Canada) Edward Jones Investments Environmental Justice Institute (San Francisco, CA) Equal Justice Initiative (Montgomery, AL)

Samples in periodicals archive:

Trevor, 19, has been a mainstay on the New England Huskies of the Eastern Junior Hockey League for the past three years, while Nevin, 16, starred for the Fitchburg Huskies of the Empire Junior Hockey League the past two years and is now with his brother on the EJHL team.

Lawlers rich in hockey tradition; Brothers playing in junior tourney ...

I don't have any expectations," said the 22-year-old Bostic, a 5-foot-11,190-pound right wing, who played two seasons at Wachusett Regional and two more for the New England Huskies of the Eastern Junior Hockey League before earning a scholarship to Niagara, a small college four miles north of the Falls with the same name in upstate New York.

Bostic tries to stay ahead of the curve; After leaving college early, ...

Butler also honed his skills playing for the Boston Junior Bruins in the highly competitive Eastern Junior Hockey League, a veritable frozen pond stocked with Division 1 college prospects.

Wildcat strike; Marlboro's Butler a big hit at UNH

Brock, a freshman from Georgia who played for the Bridgewater Bandits of the Eastern Junior Hockey League, netted his first career goal, faking a shot in the slot before sliding the puck to the backhand and flipping a shot over Avramenko to make it 2-0.

Good start, bad finish; Niagara rallies from 2-0 deficit to freeze HC

College coaches prefer high school graduates get a year or two of seasoning in leagues such as the Eastern Junior Hockey League before coming to play for them.

Brecken exception to juniors-only rule