Atlantic Coast Collegiate Hockey League

U.S. collegiate hockey league

Atlantic Coast Collegiate Hockey League

Founded| 1995
Commissioner| Mike Walley (since 2012)
Division| ACHA / AAU
No. of teams| 61
Headquarters| North Carolina
Region| Southeast
Official website| Official website

The Atlantic Coast Collegiate Hockey League (ACCHL) is a non-NCAA collegiate ice hockey league in the mid-atlantic and southeast regions of the United States. The Mission of the ACC Hockey League is to provide student-athletes an option to compete in organized intercollegiate ice hockey without the high expenses of NCAA level hockey.

All teams in Men's Division I compete out of the ACHA. All teams in Men's Division II compete out of the ACHA Southeast Region in Division II with some being dual within Division II of the AAU. All teams in the Women's Division compete out of the ACHA Southeast Region in Division II. All teams in Men's Division II 'A' compete in the AAU as part of the Division III level with some being dual within Division III of the ACHA. All teams in Men's Division III compete in the AAU as part of the FED Division. Mike "Sheriff" Walley is the current executive director of the league.[1]

## Current members

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### Men's Division I

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University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill | Chapel Hill, NC | Tar Heels | Orange County Sportsplex  |  | ACC (DI)
North Carolina State University | Raleigh, NC | Wolfpack | Wake Competition Center  |  | ACC (DI)
University of Delaware | Newark, DE | Blue Hens | Fred Rust Ice Arena |  | CAA (DI)
University of Pittsburgh | Pittsburgh, PA | 1787  | State-related | 50,027[citation needed] | Panthers | ACC (D-I)
Stony Brook University | Stony Brook, NY | 1957  | Public  | 26,782  | Seawolves | CAA (D-I)
University of Louisville | Louisville, KY | Cardinals | 2025  | Iceland Sports Complex  |  |  | UofL Hockey
University of Alabama | Tuscaloosa | Alabama | 1831  | 2023-24  | Public  | 32,458  | Crimson Tide  | Pelham Civic Center
SUNY Oswego | Oswego, NY | 1861  | Public  | 8,909  | Lakers  | SUNYAC (D-III)
Syracuse University | Syracuse, NY | 1870  | Private  | 21,267  | Orange | ACC (D-I)

### Men's Division II

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Division  | Institution  | Location  | Nickname  | Arena  | Team Colors  | Primary conference

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Premier - Carolina Division  | University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill | Chapel Hill, NC | Tar Heels | Orange County Sportsplex  |  | ACC (DI)
University of North Carolina at Wilmington | Wilmington, NC | Seahawks | Polar Ice Wilmington  |  | CAA (DI)
Virginia Tech | Blacksburg, VA | Hokies | LancerLot Sports Complex  |  | ACC (DI)
Premier - Mid Atlantic Division  | University of Delaware | Newark, DE | Blue Hens | Fred Rust Ice Arena |  | CAA (DI)
University of Maryland | College Park, MD | Terrapins | The Gardens Ice House |  | Big Ten (DI)
North Carolina State University | Raleigh, NC | Wolfpack | Wake Competition Center  |  | ACC (DI)
Premier - North Division  | Pennsylvania State University | State College, PA | Nittany Lions | Pegula Ice Arena |  | Big Ten (DI)
Rider University | Lawrenceville, NJ | Broncs | Tsai Field House  |  | MAAC (DI)
Rowan University | Glassboro, NJ | Profs | Hollydell Ice Arena  |  | NJAC (DIII)
Elite - Capitol Division  | Georgetown University | Washington, D.C. | Hoyas | The Gardens Ice House |  | Big East (DI)
George Washington University | Washington, D.C. | Colonials | The St. James |  | A-10 (DI)
Princeton University | Princeton, NJ | Tigers | Baker Rink |  | Ivy League (DI)
Saint Joseph's University | Philadelphia, PA | Hawks | Haverford Skatium  |  | A-10 (DI)
Elite - Carolina Division  | Elon University | Elon, NC | Phoenix | Orange County Sportsplex  |  | CAA (DI)
High Point University | High Point, NC | Panthers | Greensboro Ice House  |  | Big South (DI)
University of North Carolina at Charlotte | Charlotte, NC | 49ers | Extreme Ice Center  |  | AAC (DI)
Wake Forest University | Winston-Salem, NC | Demon Deacons | Winston-Salem Fairgrounds |  | ACC (DI)
Elite - Mid Atlantic Division  | Denison University | Granville, OH | Big Red | Lou & Gib Reese Ice Arena  |  | NCAC (DIII)
James Madison University | Harrisonburg, VA | Dukes | Haymarket IcePlex  |  | Sun Belt (DI)
Stevenson University | Stevenson, MD | Mustangs | Reisterstown Sportsplex  |  | MAC (DIII)
West Virginia University | Morgantown, WV | Mountaineers | Morgantown Ice Arena |  | Big 12 (DI)
Elite - Virginia Division  | Duke University | Durham, NC | Blue Devils | Orange County Sportsplex  |  | ACC (DI)
East Carolina University | Greenville, NC | Pirates | Carolina Ice Zone  |  | AAC (DI)
University of Richmond | Richmond, VA | Spiders | Richmond Ice Zone  |  | A-10 (DI)
University of Virginia | Charlottesville, VA | Cavaliers | SkateNation Plus  |  | ACC (DI)

### Women's Division II

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North Division  | Georgetown University | Washington, D.C. | Hoyas | The Gardens Ice House |  | Big East (DI)
George Washington University | Washington, D.C. | Colonials | The St. James  |  | A-10 (DI)
University of Virginia | Charlottesville, VA | Cavaliers | LaHaye Ice Center |  | ACC (DI)
West Chester University | West Chester, PA | Golden Rams | Ice Line Quad Rinks |  | PSAC (DII)
South Division  | High Point University | High Point, NC | Panthers | Greensboro Ice House  |  | Big South (DI)
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill | Chapel Hill, NC | Tar Heels | Orange County Sportsplex  |  | ACC (DI)
North Carolina State University | Raleigh, NC | Wolfpack | Wake Competition Center  |  | ACC (DI)
Virginia Tech | Blacksburg, VA | Hokies | LancerLot Sports Complex  |  | ACC (DI)

### Men's Division III

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Division  | Institution  | Location  | Nickname  | Arena  | Team Colors  | Primary conference

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M2A - Capitol Division  | George Mason University | Fairfax, VA | Patriots | Prince William Ice Center  |  | A-10 (DI)
Loyola University Maryland | Baltimore, MD | Greyhounds | Reisterstown Sportsplex  |  | Patriot (DI)
Stevenson University | Stevenson, MD | Mustangs | Reisterstown Sportsplex  |  | MAC (DIII)
York College of Pennsylvania | Spring Garden Township, PA | Spartans | York Ice Arena |  | MAC (DIII)
M2A - Carolina Division  | Appalachian State University | Boone, NC | Mountaineers | Greensboro Ice House  |  | Sun Belt (DI)
College of Charleston | Charleston, SC | Cougars | Carolina Ice Palace  |  | CAA (DI)
Coastal Carolina University | Conway, SC | Chanticleers | Wilmington Ice House  |  | Sun Belt (DI)
High Point University | High Point, NC | Panthers | Greensboro Ice House  |  | Big South (DI)
Liberty University | Lynchburg, VA | Flames | LaHaye Ice Center |  | ASUN (DI)
Wake Forest University | Winston-Salem, NC | Demon Deacons | Winston-Salem Fairgrounds |  | ACC (DI)
M2A - Eastern Shore Division  | Christopher Newport University | Newport News, VA | Captains | Hampton Roads Iceplex  |  | C2C (DIII)
Catholic University of America | Washington, D.C. | Cardinals | Fort Dupont Ice Arena  |  | Landmark (DIII)
University of Maryland, College Park | College Park, MD | Terrapins | The Gardens Ice House |  | Big Ten (DI)
United States Naval Academy | Annapolis, MD | Midshipmen | McMullen Hockey Arena |  | Patriot (DI)
M2A - Tri-State Division  | Rowan University | Glassboro, NJ | Profs | Hollydell Ice Arena  |  | NJAC (DIII)
The College of New Jersey | Ewing, NJ | Lions | Lawrenceville School |  | NJAC (DIII)
West Chester University | West Chester, PA | Golden Rams | Ice Line Quad Rinks |  | PSAC (DII)
Widener University | Chester, PA | Pride  | IceWorks Skating Complex  |  | MAC (DIII)
M3 - North Division  | Johns Hopkins University | Baltimore, MD | Blue Jays | Mt. Pleasant Ice Arena  |  | Centennial (DIII)
Millersville University | Millersville, PA | Marauders | Lancaster Ice Rink  |  | PSAC (DII)
University of Maryland, Baltimore County | Catonsville, MD | Retrievers | The Gardens Ice House |  | America East (DI)
M3 - South Division  | The Citadel | Charleston, SC | Bulldogs | Carolina Ice Palace  |  | SoCon (DI)
Roanoke College | Salem, VA | Maroons | LancerLot Sports Complex  |  | ODAC (DIII)
Virginia Military Institute | Lexington, VA | Keydets | LaHaye Ice Center |  | Southern (DI)
M3 - Virginia Division  | American University | Washington, D.C. | Eagles | Cabin John Ice Rink  |  | Patriot (DI)
Montgomery College | Rockville, MD | Raptors  | Rockville Ice Arena  |  | NJCAA
Old Dominion University | Norfolk, VA | Monarchs | Chilled Ponds Ice Sports Complex  |  | Sun Belt (DI)
College of William & Mary | Williamsburg, VA | Tribe | Hampton Roads Iceplex  |  | CAA (DI)

## League Expansion

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* 2010: George Washington and Maryland join Men's Division II.
* 2012: Elon joins Men's Division II.
* 2013: Navy and Wake Forest join Men's Division II.
* 2015: James Madison, Saint Joseph's and UNC Charlotte join Men's Division II.
* 2018: West Virginia and UNC Wilmington join Men's Division II.
* 2019: Richmond joins Men's Division II.
* 2022: Penn State and Rowan join Men's Division II Premier; Denison and Princeton join Men's Division II Elite while East Carolina moves up from Men's Division III; Loyola Maryland joins Men's Division III Elite.[2]
* 2023: Delaware, Maryland and Rider join Men's Division II Premier; Stevenson joins Men's Division II Elite and Men's Division III Premier; George Mason & West Chester join Men's Division III Premier while Loyola Maryland moves up from Men's Division III Elite; Johns Hopkins, Longwood, UMBC, Millersville and York College join Men's Division III Elite while Virginia Commonwealth & Northern Virginia CC re-join and High Point adds a second team to the division.
* 2024: High Point moves up from Men's Division III Premier to Division II Elite and Men's Division III Elite to Division III Premier. TCNJ, Wake Forest (second team) & Widener join Men's Division III Premier. North Carolina & West Chester join the Women's Division.
* 2025: The conference announced an ACHA Men's Division I league. Teams will include Alabama, Louisville, Delaware, Oswego State, Pittsburgh, Stony Brook and Syracuse. North Carolina & North Carolina State will move up to Division I to join the league. The conference also announced the return of the SEC with the additions of Alabama (second team), Auburn, Georgia and Ole Miss for a Men's Division. Georgia Tech will also join the conference in Men's Division II as Georgia's second team will also join on the Men's side. TCNJ announced that they will leave the conference to join the CSCHC.

## Tournament Championships

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The 2025 ACCHL playoff tournaments features the top eight teams qualifying from the M2 Premier Division as the winner is awarded the Admiral's Cup. The M2 Elite Division features the top ten teams qualifying with seeds 7-10 participating in Play-In Games; the winner is awarded the Admiral's Cup. The Women's Division features the top six teams qualifying with seeds 1 & 2 getting a bye into the Semi-Finals; the winner is awarded the Commodore's Cup. The M2A Division features the top twelve teams qualifying with seeds 1-4 receiving first-round byes; the winner is awarded the Commodore's Cup. The M3 Division has the top six teams qualify with the 1 & 2 seeds getting a bye into the Semi-Finals; the winner is awarded the Commissioner's Cup.

Men's Division 2 Premier

Year | Admiral's Cup Champion | Runner-Up | Regular Season Champion | Tournament Location

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1996  | Virginia (1) | North Carolina | Virginia Tech (1) | Fort Bragg, NC
1997  | Liberty (1) | North Carolina | Virginia (1) | Charlottesville, VA
1998  | Duke (1) | Virginia | Virginia (2) | Charlottesville, VA
1999  | Maryland (1) | North Carolina | Virginia (3) | Charlottesville, VA
2000  | Virginia (2) | Maryland | Virginia (4) | Ashburn, VA
2001  | Maryland (2) | NC State | NC State (1) | Laurel, MD
2002  | Liberty (2) | Maryland | NC State (2) | Laurel, MD
2003  | NC State (1) | Maryland | NC State (3) | Raleigh, NC
2004  | Duke (2) | Virginia | Duke (1) | Charlottesville, VA
2005  | Georgetown (1) | Virginia | Virginia (5) | Hillsborough, NC
2006  | Duke (3) | Georgetown | Duke (2) | Charlottesville, VA
2007  | Georgetown (2) | Duke | Georgetown (1) | Arlington, VA
2008  | Georgetown (3) | Duke | Virginia Tech (2) | Roanoke, VA
2009  | Virginia Tech (1) | Duke | Virginia Tech (3) | Roanoke, VA
2010  | Virginia Tech (2) | Georgetown | Maryland (1) | Arlington, VA
2011  | NC State (2) | Maryland | Maryland (2) | Hillsborough, NC
2012  | Georgetown (4) | Maryland | Georgetown (2) | Hillsborough, NC
2013  | Georgetown (5) | NC State | NC State (4) | Laurel, MD
2014  | Georgetown (6) | NC State | NC State (5) | Annapolis, MD
2015  | North Carolina (1) | Georgetown | NC State (6) | Annapolis, MD
2016  | George Washington (1) | NC State | NC State (7) | Charlottesville, VA
2017  | Virginia (3) | NC State | Virginia (6) | Charlottesville, VA
2018  | Charlotte (1) | Wake Forest | George Washington (1) | Charlottesville, VA
2019  | NC State (3) | Virginia | NC State (8) | Winston-Salem, NC
2020  | NC State (4) | Wake Forest | NC State (9) | Winston-Salem, NC
2021  | *NC State (5) | Virginia Tech | N/A (COVID) | Winston-Salem, NC
2022  | NC State (6) | North Carolina | Virginia Tech (4) | Winston-Salem, NC
2023  | Penn State (1) | North Carolina | Penn State (1) | Winston-Salem, NC
2024  | Rowan (1) | UNC Wilmington | Rider (1) | Winston-Salem, NC
2025  | Penn State (2) | Virginia Tech | Penn State (2) | Winston-Salem, NC

Men's Division 2 Elite

Year | Admiral's Cup Champion | Runner-Up | Regular Season Champion | Tournament Location

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2023  | West Virginia (1) | Charlotte | Saint Joseph's (1) | Winston-Salem, NC
2024  | West Virginia (2) | Denison | Denison (1) | Winston-Salem, NC
2025  | Wake Forest (1) | West Virginia | High Point (1) | Winston-Salem, NC

Women's Division 2

Year | Commodore's Cup Champion | Runner-Up | Regular Season Champion | Tournament Location

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2022  | NC State (1) | West Virginia | West Virginia (1) | Winston-Salem, NC
2023  | Georgetown (1) | NC State | Georgetown (1) | Winston-Salem, NC
2024  | High Point (1) | Virginia Tech | Virginia (1) | Winston-Salem, NC
2025  | High Point (2) | Virginia Tech | High Point (1) | Springfield, VA

Men's Division 2A

Year | Commodore's Cup Champion | Runner-Up | Regular Season Champion | Tournament Location

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2020  | Christopher Newport (1) | College of Charleston |  | Chesapeake, MD
2021  | *Coastal Carolina (1) | Liberty | N/A (COVID) | Winston-Salem, NC
2022  | Coastal Carolina (2) | Liberty | Liberty (1) | Lynchburg, VA
2023  | Coastal Carolina (3) | Liberty | Liberty (2) | Winston-Salem, NC
2024  | High Point (1) | Rowan | Rowan (1) | Winston-Salem, NC
2025  | Liberty (1) | Coastal Carolina | Rowan (2) | Winston-Salem, NC

Men's Division 3

Year | Commissioner's Cup Champion | Runner-Up | Regular Season Champion | Tournament Location

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2022  | William & Mary (1) | Appalachian State | William & Mary (1) | Lynchburg, VA
2023  | Loyola Maryland (1) | William & Mary | William & Mary (2) | Winston-Salem, NC
2024  | William & Mary (2) | Johns Hopkins | William & Mary (3) | Winston-Salem, NC
2025  | William & Mary (3) | The Citadel | William & Mary (4) | Springfield, VA

* For the 2020-2021 season, league playoffs were held despite numerous programs not competing due to the COVID pandemic.

### ACC Fall Tournament

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From 2009 to 2020, NC State hosted the Stephen Russell Tournament at some point every season to commemorate the loss of their goaltender, Stephen Russell, who had passed away. The team retired Russell's #20 in his honor.

Starting in the 2021–2022 season, the ACC began to host what is now the annual fall tournament for all M2 member teams for a three-game league weekend. The tournament takes place at The St. James in Springfield, Virginia. The league will typically invite two non-members from ACHA Men's Division II to come participate as well. In 2022, the ACC began awarding a Men's Premier and Elite winner separately as well as a Women's winner which is held on a different weekend.

The current tournament features a conglomerate scoring system of winning periods (2 points per period) and whole games (4 points = W, 2 points = OT/SOW, 1 point = OT/SOL, and 0 points = L). The totals are added for a final score.

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2013 | NC State
2014 | North Carolina
2015 | NC State
2016 | James Madison
2017 | James Madison
2018 | Virginia
2019 | NC State
2020 | NC State
2021 | NC State
2022 | Rowan (Premier) | Denison (Elite) | Virginia Tech (Women's)
2023 | Rider (Premier) | George Washington (Elite) | Virginia (Women's)
2024 | Penn State (Premier) | Saint Joseph's (Elite) | Virginia (Women's)

## ACHA Men's Division II Southeast Regionals

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The ACHA hosts their regional tournaments towards the end of February. Four regions (Northeast, Southeast, Central and West) see teams ranked #3-14 compete in a single elimination, three-day weekend for two berths to the Men's Division II National Tournament. The top two teams in each regional automatically qualify.

* 2020: #9 Wake Forest defeated #12 The College of New Jersey in Overtime; defeated #4 NC State; lost to #3 Cincinnati.
* 2021: ACHA did not hold the regional tournament due to the shortened seasons caused by COVID-19.
* 2022: #3 NC State lost to #13 Pennsylvania / #14 North Carolina lost to #7 Indiana.
* 2023: #7 Penn State defeated #14 Rider; lost to #6 Ohio / #9 Rowan lost to #12 Louisville / #11 North Carolina defeated #10 NC State; defeated #5 Miami Ohio in Overtime; lost to #3 Kentucky.
* 2024: #7 North Carolina lost to #14 Pennsylvania / #8 NC State defeated #13 Rowan; defeated #6 Ohio; lost to #3 Indiana / #9 Penn State defeated #12 UNC Wilmington; lost to #5 Kentucky in Overtime / #10 Rider defeated #11 Louisville; lost to #4 Miami Ohio.
* 2025: #4 Penn State lost to #9 Indiana / #5 Virginia Tech lost to #8 Ohio in double Overtime / #6 NC State lost to #7 Miami Ohio in Overtime / #11 North Carolina lost to #10 Louisville / #14 Rider lost to #7 Miami Ohio.

## ACHA Men's Division II National Tournament

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The ACHA hosts the Men's Division II National Tournament every March, hosting 16 teams. Those teams are put into four separate pools with a team from each region. Winner of each pool advances to the Final Four.

* 2019: NC State (SE #4) finished 1–2 in Pool A; lost to Massachusetts (NE #1) 7–2, defeated Northern Colorado (West #2) 6-5 and lost to Trine (Central #3) 9–1.
* 2021: NC State (#2) finished 2–1 in Pool A; defeated Providence (#4) 6–4, Davenport (#3) 5-3 and lost to Mary (#1) 5–1.

## AAU Men's Division II National Tournament

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The AAU hosts the Men's Division II National Tournament every March, hosting 20 teams (32 teams prior to 2024). Teams are split into five pools based on their national ranking. Winner of each pool advances to the Quarter-Finals plus three wild card teams. The overall winner is the AAU Division II College Hockey National Champion.

* 2022: Christopher Newport (#16) finished 2-1 to win Pool A; lost to Central Florida (#17) 3-1, defeated Salisbury (#32) 5-2 and Tampa (#1) 4-3 in Overtime; lost to Ramapo (#9) 9-2 in the Quarter-Finals / Liberty (#12) finished 0–3 in Pool E; lost to Buffalo State (#21) 7-3, College of Charleston 4-2 and Babson (#5) 9-3 / East Carolina (#18) finished 1–2 in Pool B; lost to St. Bonaventure (#15) 9-4, Farmingdale State (#2) 7-2 and defeated Penn State Harrisburg (#31) 6-1 / College of Charleston (#28) went 1–2 in Pool E; lost to Babson (#5) 9-4, defeated Liberty 4-2 and lost to Buffalo State (#21) 11-5.
* 2023: Liberty (#4) finished 0-2-1 in Pool G; tied Fordham (#26) 3-3 in Overtime, lost to Alabama (#18) 5-1 and South Carolina (#10) 7-6 in Overtime / High Point (#32) finished 1-2 in Pool A; lost to St. Bonaventure (#1) 5-0 and Georgia (#16) 7-0 and defeated Massachusetts Maritime Academy (#24) 7-2.
* 2024: High Point (#3) finished 3-0 in Pool C; defeated Farmingdale State (#18) 3-0, Alabama Huntsville (#13) 6-4 and Central Florida (#8) 5-3; defeated Clemson (#11) in the Quarters 6-4; lost to Florida (#2) in the Semi's 9-3 / Liberty (#6) finished 0-3 in Pool E; lost to Clemson (#11) 5-2, Vanderbilt (#16) 5-4 and Bishops (#5) 6-3.
* 2025: High Point (#3) finished 3-0 in Pool C; defeated Georgia Tech (#18) 7-1, Miami FL (#13) 6-1 and Penn State Harrisburg (#8) 5-2; defeated South Florida (#5) in Quarters 5-3; defeated Tampa (#6) in Semi's 5-2; lost to Florida Atlantic (#1) in National Championship 5-2 / Wake Forest (#11) finished 0-3 in Pool A; lost to Farmingham State (#10) 6-3, Florida Atlantic (#1) 5-0 and Lynn (#20) 5-4 / Richmond (#16) was to play in Pool E but dropped out prior.

## AAU Men's Division III National Tournament

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The AAU hosts the Men's Division III National Tournament every March, hosting 12 teams (8 teams prior to 2025). Teams are split into three pools based on their national ranking. Winner of each pool advances to the Semi-Finals plus one wild card team. The overall winner is the AAU Division III College Hockey National Champion.

* 2024: William & Mary (#8) finished 0-3 in Pool A; lost to Miami FL (#1) 4-0, Stony Brook (#4) 5-2 and Rochester (#6) 11-2.
* 2025: Liberty (#1) finished 2-1 in Pool A; defeated Alvernia (#12) 4-0, defeated Rowan (#7) 4-0 and lost to St. John Fisher (#6) 3-2 / Rowan (#7) finished 1-2 in Pool A; lost to St. John Fisher (#6) 5-1, lost to Liberty (#1) 4-0 and defeated Alvernia (#12) 6-1 / Coastal Carolina (#4) finished 1-2 in Pool C; defeated Stony Brook (#9) 5-2, lost to Fairfield (#10) 4-3 and lost to South Carolina (#3) 4-3 / Appalachian State (#8) finished 1-2 in Pool B; lost to Rutgers (#5) 7-2, lost to Columbia (#2) 8-6 and defeated Tennessee (#11) 4-3 in Overtime.

## References

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1. ^ "ACCHL: Atlantic Coast Collegiate Hockey League | Home Page | Pointstreak Sites". Archived from the original on 2015-04-06. Retrieved 2015-04-05.
2. ^ "Membership History". Atlantic Coast Collegiate Hockey League. Retrieved 2023-01-15.

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