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Tuesday, December 5, 2017

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The Mid-Atlantic Collegiate Hockey is an ACHA Division 2 Southeast Region club hockey league in the east coast of the USA.


Video Mid-Atlantic Collegiate Hockey Association



Format

Each team plays every team in their division twice throughout the season. Only divisional games are counted towards standings. The four teams from each division with the most points at the end of the season qualify for league playoffs. The two divisional playoff champions meet to determine the league championship. League and non-conference games are taken into consideration to qualify for the ACHA Division II Regional & National Tournaments.


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Member Clubs

Of the ten member schools, nine compete at the Division I level of NCAA and one at Division III.

North Division

South Division

  • Army and Wagner joined in 2015.
  • Stevenson joined in 2017.

Note: Penn State has an NCAA Division I hockey team competing in the Big Ten Conference. Stevenson has an NCAA Division III hockey team competing in the ECAC West

Conference arenas


Photo Gallery | Photos | Princeton Tiger Lilies Ice Hockey Club
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Former members

  • Monmouth University moved to the Colonial States College Hockey Conference
  • St. Joseph's University moved to the Atlantic Coast Collegiate Hockey League
  • Temple University moved to ACHA Division I
  • Virginia Tech University moved to the Atlantic Coast Collegiate Hockey League

Atlantic City Sharks
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Past Champions


Mid Atlantic Field Hockey :: Meet the Directors
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See also

  • American Collegiate Hockey Association
  • List of ice hockey leagues

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References


Tribe Hockey at the College of William & Mary
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External links

  • Mid-Atlantic Hockey site

Source of article : Wikipedia