A green and white party
Kaunas City celebrate the qualification to the second round of Continental Cup with a ten-goals victory over Skautafelag Rejkyavik Read more»
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NCAA
- League status: Active
- English name: National Collegiate Athletic Association
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Recent transfersShow all transfers»
| 30 Jun 2023 | |  Jamie Collins
(F)
|  University of Alaska-Anchorage |  |  Meudon HC |
| 23 Jun 2023 | | Cole Donhauser
(F)
| Yale University | |  Coventry Blaze |
| 09 Jun 2023 | |  Filip Wiberg
(F)
| Maine Nordiques | | University of Alaska-Fairbanks |
| 02 Jun 2023 | | Nolan Kent
(G)
| University of Alaska-Anchorage | | Coventry Blaze |
- 2022-2023: Quinnipiac University
- 2021-2022: University of Denver
- 2018-2019: University of Minnesota-Duluth
- 2017-2018: University of Minnesota-Duluth
- 2016-2017: University of Denver
- 2015-2016: University of North Dakota
- 2014-2015: Providence College
- 2013-2014: Union College
- 2012-2013: Yale University
- 2011-2012: Boston College
- 2010-2011: University of Minnesota-Duluth
- 2009-2010: Boston College
- 2008-2009: Boston University
- 2007-2008: Boston College
- 2006-2007: Michigan State University
- 2005-2006: University of Wisconsin–Madison
- 2004-2005: University of Denver
- 2003-2004: University of Denver
- 2002-2003: University of Minnesota
- 2001-2002: University of Minnesota
- 2000-2001: Boston College
- 1999-2000: University of North Dakota
- 1998-1999: University of Maine
- 1997-1998: University of Michigan
- 1996-1997: University of North Dakota
- 1995-1996: University of Michigan
- 1994-1995: Boston University
- 1993-1994: Lake Superior State University
- 1992-1993: University of Maine
- 1991-1992: Lake Superior State University
- 1990-1991: Northern Michigan University
- 1989-1990: University of Wisconsin–Madison
- 1988-1989: Harvard University
- 1987-1988: Lake Superior State University
- 1986-1987: University of North Dakota
- 1985-1986: Michigan State University
- 1984-1985: R.P.I.
- 1983-1984: Bowling Green State University
- 1982-1983: University of Wisconsin–Madison
- 1981-1982: University of North Dakota
- 1980-1981: University of Wisconsin–Madison
- 1979-1980: University of North Dakota
- 1978-1979: University of Minnesota
- 1977-1978: Boston University
- 1976-1977: University of Wisconsin–Madison
- 1975-1976: University of Minnesota
- 1974-1975: Michigan Tech
- 1973-1974: University of Minnesota
- 1972-1973: University of Wisconsin–Madison
- 1971-1972: Boston University
- 1970-1971: Boston University
- 1969-1970: Cornell University
- 1968-1969: University of Denver
- 1967-1968: University of Denver
- 1966-1967: Cornell University
- 1965-1966: Michigan State University
- 1964-1965: Michigan Tech
- 1963-1964: University of Michigan
- 1962-1963: University of North Dakota
- 1961-1962: Michigan Tech
- 1960-1961: University of Denver
- 1959-1960: University of Denver
- 1958-1959: University of North Dakota
- 1957-1958: University of Denver
- 1956-1957: Colorado College
- 1955-1956: University of Michigan
- 1954-1955: University of Michigan
- 1953-1954: R.P.I.
- 1952-1953: University of Michigan
- 1951-1952: University of Michigan
- 1950-1951: University of Michigan
- 1949-1950: Colorado College
- 1948-1949: Boston College
- 1947-1948: University of Michigan
Recent articlesShow all articles»
- Union wins first NCAA Men’s ice hockey title (17 Apr 2014)
- NCAA Men’s Ice Hockey Awards Given Out (07 Apr 2012)
Recent newsShow all news»
U.S. college hockey will have a new conference
Six Directors of Athletics from six U.S. colleges (Colorado College, University of Denver, Miami University, University of Minnesota Duluth, University of Nebraska Omaha and University of North Dakota) announced that from 2013-14 they'll become founding members of a newly-formed hockey conference. More information will be known after a press conference this Wednesday, July 13.
(10 Jul 2011)Leagues statistic
Past league results:
League standings:
Historic statistic:
Individuals records:
Fast factsseason 2023-2024
- Youngest player: Gergely Orosz (21 years)
- Oldest player: Uula Ruikka (23 years)
- Shortest player: Uula Ruikka (177 cm)
- Tallest player: Gergely Orosz (190 cm)
- Nationalities:
Finland (1), 
Hungary (1), 
Latvia (1), Norway (1)
Headlines
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