The Janesville Jets have secured home ice advantage for the first round of the 2012 NAHL Midwest Divisional playoff games, although the opponent is not set yet. The first two games of the best three-out-of-five series will be held at the Janesville Ice Arena on Friday, April 6th and Saturday, April 7th starting at 7 PM, with doors open at 5:45 PM.

LAKE PLACID, N.Y. — When David Jacobson arrived at St. Norbert’s Depere, Wis. campus last fall to begin his freshman season, he was head coach Tim Coghlin’s third choice to succeed departed senior All-American B.J. O’Brien in goal for the defending Division III men’s hockey national champions.

Janesville Jets help Janesville Youth Hockey players get ready for state tournament.

The Janesville Jets took the ice Wednesday night to motivate and help get the Janesville Bantam B players ready for their State Tournament.

The North American Hockey League (NAHL) has once again named Janesville Jets goaltender Tony Kujava (Green Bay, WI) one of the league’s three weekly stars. Please see below for the media release from the NAHL describing Kujava’s recent and season-long success and for a quote from Jets Head Coach Dane Litke.

Three former Janesville Jets hockey players – David Jacobson, Jordan Tredinnick and Pat Dalbec – were honored Thursday by the Northern Collegiate Hockey Association (NCHA) for their outstanding play during the 2011-12 season.

Janesville Jets defenseman Alec McCrea has committed to attend school and play hockey at Harvard University in Cambridge, MA. Harvard plays in the ECAC Hockey League.rn rnrnrnrn

PROVIDENCE, R.I. — Ross Mauermann is a beast in Hockey East.rnrnThe former Janesville Jet standout and 2009 Janesville Parker graduate is the leading scorer for Providence College.rn

The Janesville Jets have already clinched a playoff spot in the 2012 North American Hockey League (NAHL) playoffs. Nineteen games remain in the 2011-12 NAHL regular season.

Encinitas’ Cattivera flying high with JetsrnBy Matt MackinderrnCalifornia Rubber Magazinernwww.rubberhockey.comrnrnAfter wrapping up his final season of Midgets with the Los Angeles Jr. Kings in 2009-10, Chris Cattivera had his sights set on playing high-level junior hockey.rnrnAfter researching a host of junior leagues across the United States and Canada, the Encinitas native decided the North American Hockey League (NAHL) was the best place for him to continue his development as he eyed a college hockey opportunity.rn