the Eastern Hockey League Premier Division. The naming conventions were changed to put the emphasis on the top-level league for college development. Teams EHL teams As of October 24, 2021: EHLP teams As of October 24, 2021: Former teams Binghamton Jr. Senators — AJHL, 2006–2010. Relocated and became Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Knights. Boston Bandits — EHL, 2013–2017. Joined the USPHL and its National Collegiate Development Conference. Boston Bulldogs — AJHL, 2004–2012. Relocated and became Boston Junior Rangers. Brewster Bulldogs – 19U Elite, 2016–17. Joined from the Metropolitan Junior Hockey League. Junior organization merged with the New York Apple Core. Central Penn Panthers – EHLP, 2017–2019. Joined from the North American 3 Atlantic Hockey League. Connecticut Nighthawks — EHL, 2015–2017. Joined the USPHL and its National Collegiate Development Conference. Connecticut Oilers — EHL 2013–2017. Franchise purchased and relocated to Newington and re-branded Connecticut Chiefs. Hartford Jr. Wolfpack — Charter member of the AJHL/EHL, 2003–2017. Joined the USPHL Premier Division. Hudson Valley Eagles — AJHL, 2005–2007. Jersey Wildcats — EHL Premier, 2017–18. Joined from the NA3AHL in 2017, not listed in 2018. Lehigh Valley Jr. Rebels — 19U Elite Division, 2016–17. Returned with an EHL team in 2018–19, but were removed by the league early into the season due to using an ineligible player. Maine Eclipse — EHL/EHLP, 2020–2021. Initially announced as the Keene Eclipse, based out of Keene, New Hampshire, in the EHL and EHL Premier for the 2020–21 season, but relocated before the season to Biddeford, Maine. The Eclipse then withdrew about halfway through the season. Returned for the 2021–22 season, but were removed from the schedule after four games played by the EHL team and three by the EHLP team. Laconia Leafs — AJHL, 2005–2013. Renamed New Hampshire Lakers but went dormant for 2013–14 season. Relocated to Waterville Valley, New Hampshire, in 2014 and returned as the New England Wolves. New Hampshire Junior Monarchs — EHL, 2013–2017. Joined the USPHL Premier Division. New Jersey Junior Titans — Charter member of AJHL, 2003–04. AJHL team dormant from 2004 to 2012. Returned from 2012 to 2015. EHL team went dormant again in 2015 after organization joined the NAHL. New Jersey Rockets — AJHL/EHL, 2004–2017. Joined the USPHL and its National Collegiate Development Conference. New York Bobcats — Charter member of AJHL, 2003–2016. Was not listed for the 2016–17 season but returned in 2017 as the New York Bobcats Royals as part of their