Junior B is a level of competitive ice hockey typically for players aged 16 to 21. It serves as a bridge between youth hockey and higher levels of play, such as Junior A or professional leagues. Teams are often affiliated with local communities and provide young athletes with the opportunity to develop their skills and gain valuable game experience. The Junior B league is part of a larger system of junior hockey in Canada and the United States. Players in this league often aspire to advance to higher levels, showcasing their talent to scouts and coaches. The focus is on both skill development and teamwork, fostering a love for the game.