On this week's episode of the #EShow, we highlight an organization that truly looks at their program as one big family, the Seahawks Hockey Club. Bill Zaniboni joins the podcast (1:10) to look back on the 2021-22 season, the 5th year for the team in the EHL, and the first year for the program's EHLP team. Further along, the #ECrew welcomes a special guest onto the podcast (17:19), as Jim McCabe the Play-By-Play Broadcaster for the Seahawks, helps select the Top 10 players in franchise history.

On this week's episode of the #EShow, we highlight a program that takes a step forward each and every year, the New England Wolves. Tim Kunes joins the podcast (1:04) to look back on what his EHL team accomplished this past season, including the playoff run that took them all the way to Semi-Final Saturday in Providence. Further along, the #ECrew teams up (14:17) for another top-10 selection, fueled by some great stories of the past.

On this week's episode of the #EShow, we feature one of the newer franchises in the EHL, the Protec Jr. Ducks. Heading into just their third season in the league, Terry Watt joins the podcast (1:23) to discuss positives and the negatives that the program has endured over their first two years. From the pandemic season, to a new facility this fall, Watt and the Ducks have encountered plenty of hurdles along the way, but have overcome those hurdles by quickly establishing themselves as a program to keep an eye on. To wrap things up (16:21), the #ECrew assembles the Top 10 list for the Ducks, which includes some of 15 NCAA Commitments that the franchise has racked up over the first two years.

On this week's episode of the #EShow, we officially welcome Nic Cota back to the EHL. Cota played for the Express Hockey Club back in the inaugural campaign of the league, the 2013-14 season, and he now returns for season #10, ready to serve as the new Head Coach in Walpole. Cota joins the podcast (1:14) to talk about how things have come completely full circle for him, and how he can't wait for his team's first game on September 17th. Further along, the #ECrew gets back together (13:08) for another Top 10 selection, featuring plenty of debate and discussion.

On this week's episode of the #EShow we feature a program that has appeared in all four editions of the EHL Frozen Finals, the New Hampshire Avalanche. Chris Cerrella joins the podcast (1:12) to look back on more than just the 2021-22 campaign, but the past five seasons as a whole, and how his program is just nine commitments away from hitting the 100-mark in their short history. Later on in the podcast, the #ECrew reunites (16:06) to put together a Top 10 list as deep as we've seen so far this off-season.

On this week's episode of the #EShow we highlight our first 'Original 6' team of the off-season, in the Boston Jr. Rangers. Rich DeCaprio joins the podcast (1:13) to reflect on what his organization accomplished during the 2021-22 season. This past year included a second Regular Season Championship for the EHL team, and a third Postseason Title for the EHLP squad. Further along in the episode, the #ECrew comes together (16:04) for a new Top 10 selection, that for the first time, includes three netminders.

On this week's episode of the #EShow, our Team of the Week features continue with the Connecticut Chiefs. Greg Heffernan is getting set for his 2nd year with the program, after helping to lead his team to within a goal of the 2022 EHL Frozen Finals. In the interview with Heffernan (1:12), the Head Coach and GM of the Chiefs reflects on what he learned the most in transitioning from NCAA to juniors. Further along (21:28), the #ECrew comes together to create the latest Top 10 player list of the off-season.

On this week's episode of the #EShow, we officially welcome the trio of new EHLP teams to the podcast. This fall marks the start of the 8th season in EHLP history, and with the additions of the Adirondack Jr. Thunder, the Union Jr. Thunder, and the Pennsylvania Huntsmen, the EHLP will have never been bigger with 15 teams set to hit the ice. The podcast begins (1:32) with an interview featuring Glenn Merkosky, who is at the helm up in Adirondack, playing in the same building as their ECHL pro team. Moving along to our second 'Thunder' team (17:02), Sam Tafel joins the podcast to talk about how years of building a youth program have led to this new junior team. Finally, to wrap things up (31:36), Zach Overholtzer is the General Manager for the Huntsmen, and he too felt like the next best step for his organization was to add a junior team at the top.

On this week's episode of the #EShow, we officially welcome the pair of new EHL teams to the podcast. This fall marks the start of the 10th season in EHL history, and with the additions of HC Rhode Island as well as the Philadelphia Hockey Club, the EHL will have never been bigger with 19 teams set to hit the ice. The podcast begins (1:18) with an interview featuring James Mello, the former Head Coach of the Railers Jr. Hockey Club and the new Head Coach of the league's newest team in Rhode Island. Further along (19:46), Jeff Perreault comes on the show, as he gets set to lead PHC into the South Division, arguably the toughest division in the 2021-22 season.

On this week's episode of the #EShow, we shift back down to the South Division and feature Team Maryland. It's hard to believe this fall will mark the start of the 5th season for the program in the EHL, as well as Josh Fusco's 4th year at the helm. Fusco joins the podcast (1:09) to reflect on the 2021-22 season, and discuss the resources his program provides to all of their players. To wrap things up (23:46), the #ECrew reunites and puts together the latest Top 10 of the off-season.