The 2014 Elite Boston Advantage have earned a bid to compete in the prestigious Quebec International Pee-Wee Hockey Tournament, marking another major milestone for a team that has established itself as one of the top programs in the country.

Held annually in Quebec City, the Quebec International Pee-Wee Hockey Tournament is widely regarded as one of the most prestigious youth hockey tournaments in the world. The event brings together 120 teams from around the globe for an unforgettable hockey experience at the Videotron Centre and Pavillon de la Jeunesse.

With a history spanning more than 60 years, the tournament has welcomed some of hockey's greatest players, including Wayne Gretzky, Mario Lemieux, Patrick Roy, and the Howe brothers. More than 1,100 former participants have gone on to play in the NHL and other professional leagues, further cementing the tournament's reputation as the "Little League World Series of Hockey."

Earning a bid to Quebec is no small accomplishment. The tournament features a highly competitive selection process, with not every team that applies receiving an invitation. The 2014 Elite Boston Advantage will have the opportunity to represent their program and the Elite 9 Hockey League as they compete against some of the top youth hockey teams in the world when the tournament takes place February 10–21.

A History of Success in the E9

The 2014 Elite Boston Advantage have built an impressive résumé throughout their time in the Elite 9 Hockey League, consistently competing at a high level while challenging themselves against older competition.

The team's success dates back to its earliest years at the Mite level, where the Advantage began establishing themselves as a dominant force in the E9. That success reached new heights during the 2022–23 season, when the team completed a historic undefeated campaign, setting the foundation for what would become a remarkable run of championship-winning hockey.

Rather than remaining within their own age division, the Advantage continued to challenge themselves by playing up an age group in subsequent seasons. Despite facing older competition, the team continued its impressive run, capturing E9 championships each season.

Their success extended beyond league play, as the Advantage finished the 2025–26 season ranked No. 2 in the country, further establishing themselves among the nation's top teams in their age group.

Now, the 2014 Elite Boston Advantage will take their talents to the international stage, where they will have the opportunity to compete against elite teams from around the world and add another chapter to their already impressive history.

Congratulations to the players, coaches, and families of the 2014 Elite Boston Advantage on this incredible accomplishment!