the age limit to enter the olympics is 18.
the age limit to enter the olympics is 18.
what is the age limit to enter the olympics?
18
during the 1970s, the range of people who could buy the railcard was expanded in stages; having at first been restricted to students in full-time education, it was made available to nurses, part-time students and, ultimately (in 1980) anybody between 14 and 24 years old inclusive. since then, the age range boundaries have been altered twice. in september 1987, the lower boundary became 16 years old, as british rail changed their age limit for child tickets from 14 to 16, while the upper age limit became 23. however, registered mature students older than this could now buy a railcard. then, on 29 may 1994, the upper age limit was increased to 25.
16–25 railcard
however, in 2005 the bnl disbanded; leaving the epihl to take its place as the second tier of the national game and, consequently, re-establishing the enihl as the third tier of british ice hockey. in april 2007, the eiha lowered the upper age limit within the junior leagues, abolishing the under 19 age limit to become under 18. due to the large gap from junior level to the epihl, many teams were forced to enter a reserve team into the enihl. this increased the size of the league from 22 teams through to 30 teams for the 2007–08 season. later in the 2007 off-season, the eiha suggested introducing an under 25 age limit across the league. however, this age limit was removed within weeks in favour of a drive towards developing players. the enihl was restructured for the 2008/2009 season into two regional divisions north and south, with two leagues in each regional division.
national ice hockey league