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Atlantic Hockey America

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NCAA Division I ice hockey conference

Atlantic Hockey America
FormerlyMAAC (Men) (1997–2003)
Atlantic Hockey (Men) (2003–24)
College Hockey America (Women) (2002–24)
AssociationNCAA
FoundedMen: 1997 (as MAAC)
Women: 2002 (as CHA)
First season2024–25
CommissionerMichelle Morgan (since 2024)
Sports fielded
DivisionDivision I
No. of teams10: Men's
7: Women's
HeadquartersBoston, Massachusetts
RegionNortheastern United States,Colorado andMissouri
Official websiteatlantichockeyonline.com
Locations
Location of teams in Atlantic Hockey America

Atlantic Hockey America (AHA) is acollege ice hockeyconference which operates primarily in thenortheastern United States. It participates inNCAADivision I as anice hockey-onlyconference.[1] Theconference was formed in 2023 by the merger of the men-onlyAtlantic Hockey Association and the women-onlyCollege Hockey America (CHA).[2]

History

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In 2010, the men's division of CHA collapsed and two of the remaining teams joined the Atlantic Hockey Association.[3] At that time, the two leagues began working together by sharing a commissioner and administrative staff in order to streamline their operating costs.[4] The arrangement worked well enough that by 2023, the two entities decided to formalize their relationship and announced that they were merging. The new league began with the 2024–25 season and is scheduled to welcome a new women's member,Delaware, in 2025.[5] However, the number of men's members was reduced by one in the same year asAIC dropped its program to the Division II level, opting to place its hockey program in its all-sports conference of theNE-10.[6][7]

Membership

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Three schools,Mercyhurst,RIT andRobert Morris, have programs in both the men's and women's divisions.Holy Cross,Lindenwood,Penn State andSacred Heart each operate teams of both genders, but only one is a member of AHA.Niagara andSyracuse only have one varsity program active as of 2024 but both previously supported the other gender.[8]

Current

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InstitutionLocationNicknameFoundedAffiliationEnrollmentJoinedMen'sWomen'sPrimary ConferenceColors
United States Air Force AcademyUSAF Academy, Colorado[a]Falcons1954Public/Federal4,4002024
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☒N
Mountain West   
United States Military AcademyWest Point, New YorkBlack Knights1802Public/Federal4,4002024
checkY
☒N
Patriot League     
Bentley UniversityWaltham, MassachusettsFalcons1917Private/Secular3,9582024
checkY
☒N
Northeast-10 (D-II)   
Canisius UniversityBuffalo, New YorkGolden Griffins1870Private/Catholic3,4902024
checkY
☒N
MAAC   
University of DelawareNewark, DelawareFightin' Blue Hens1743Public[b]23,2812025
☒N
checkY
CUSA   
College of the Holy CrossWorcester, MassachusettsCrusaders1843Private/Catholic2,8972024
checkY
Patriot League 
Lindenwood UniversitySt. Charles, MissouriLions1827Private/Presbyterian12,2132024
checkY
OVC   
Mercyhurst UniversityErie, PennsylvaniaLakers1926Private/Catholic4,0552024
checkY
checkY
NEC   
Niagara UniversityLewiston, New York[c]Purple Eagles1856Private/Catholic3,8532024
checkY
☒N
MAAC   
Pennsylvania State UniversityUniversity Park, Pennsylvania[d]Nittany Lions1855Public/State-related44,8172024
checkY
Big Ten   
Robert Morris UniversityMoon Township, PennsylvaniaColonials1921Private/Secular4,0052024
checkY
checkY
Horizon     
Rochester Institute of TechnologyHenrietta, New YorkTigers1829Private/Secular16,8422024
checkY
checkY
Liberty League (D-III)     
Sacred Heart UniversityFairfield, ConnecticutPioneers1963Private/Catholic5,4282024
checkY
MAAC   
Syracuse UniversitySyracuse, New YorkOrange1870Private/Secular19,0822024
☒N
checkY
ACC 
  1. ^The Academy grounds lie almost entirely outside theColorado Springs city limits. The U.S. Postal Service and U.S. Census Bureau respectively treat the Academy as "USAF Academy" and "Air Force Academy".
  2. ^Delaware is legally chartered as a "privately governed, state-assisted" institution. This status is broadly similar to that of New York'sstatutory colleges, mostly housed atCornell University, or institutions in Pennsylvania'sCommonwealth System of Higher Education.
  3. ^The campus mailing address is "Niagara University".
  4. ^The entire Penn State campus is designated by the U.S. Postal Service as "University Park". It straddles the boundary betweenState College andCollege Township.

Former

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InstitutionLocationNicknameFoundedAffiliationEnrollmentJoinedLeftMen'sWomen'sCurrent ConferenceColors
American International CollegeSpringfield, MassachusettsYellow Jackets1885Private/Secular1,70020242025
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☒N
Northeast-10     
Atlantic Hockey America
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220km
137miles
Sacred Heart
Lindenwood
Air Force
Robert Morris
RIT
Penn State
Niagara
Mercyhurst
Delaware
Holy Cross
Canisius
Bentley
Army
Syracuse
Current AHA members:
Men's only
Men's and Women's
Women's only

Timeline

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  Men    Women    Both  

Champions

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Men's

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Main article:Riley Trophy
SeasonTournamentRegular Season ChampionTournament ChampionNotes
2024–252025Holy Cross (1)Bentley (1)Atlantic Hockey America men's division founded byAir Force,American International,Army,Bentley,Canisius,Holy Cross,Mercyhurst,Niagara,Robert Morris,RIT, andSacred Heart.
Final AHA season forAmerican International (left for theNE-10).

Women's

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SeasonTournamentRegular Season ChampionTournament ChampionNotes
2024–252025Penn State (1)Penn State (1)Atlantic Hockey America women's division founded byLindenwood,Mercyhurst,Penn State,Robert Morris,RIT, andSyracuse.

Atlantic Hockey America tournament champions by school

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Men's

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SchoolChampionship years
Bentley2025

Women's

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SchoolChampionship years
Penn State2025

National tournament history

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Men's

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NCAA tournament
YearAHA Rep.OpponentResult
2025BentleyBoston CollegeL 1–3

Women's

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NCAA tournament
YearAHA Rep.OpponentResult
2025Penn StateSt. LawrenceL 1–4

Conference arenas

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Men's

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SchoolHockey ArenaLocationCapacity
Air ForceCadet Ice ArenaUSAF Academy, CO2,502
ArmyTate RinkWest Point, NY2,648
BentleyBentley ArenaWaltham, MA1,917
CanisiusLECOM HarborcenterBuffalo, NY1,800
Holy CrossHart CenterWorcester, MA1,600
MercyhurstMercyhurst Ice Center
Erie Insurance Arena (alternate)
Erie, PA1,500
6,833
NiagaraDwyer ArenaLewiston, NY1,400
RITGene Polisseni Center
Blue Cross Arena (alternate)
Henrietta, NY
Rochester, NY
4,300
10,556
Robert MorrisClearview ArenaNeville Township, PA1,200
Sacred HeartMartire Family ArenaFairfield, CT3,600

Women's

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SchoolHockey ArenaLocationCapacity
DelawareFred Rust Ice ArenaNewark, DE2,500
LindenwoodCentene Community Ice CenterMaryland Heights, MO2,500
MercyhurstMercyhurst Ice CenterErie, PA1,500
Penn StatePegula Ice ArenaUniversity Park, PA6,000
RITGene Polisseni CenterHenrietta, NY4,300
Robert MorrisClearview ArenaNeville Township, PA1,200
SyracuseTennity Ice Skating PavilionSyracuse, NY350

Awards

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Men's

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All-Conference teams

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AwardInaugural year
First Team2024–25
Second Team2024–25
Third Team2024–25
Rookie Team2024–25

Individual awards

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AwardInaugural year
Player of the Year2024–25
Forward of the Year2024–25
Goaltender of the Year2024–25
Rookie of the Year2024–25
Coach of the Year2024–25
Best Defenseman2024–25
Best Defensive Forward2024–25
Individual Sportsmanship Award2024–25
Most Outstanding Player in Tournament2024–25

See also

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References

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  1. ^"Atlantic Hockey Association and College Hockey America to Merge Operations in 2024". Atlantic Hockey Association. June 6, 2023. RetrievedJuly 8, 2023.
  2. ^"Atlantic Hockey, CHA women will combine as Atlantic Hockey America for 2024-25 season".USCHO. April 30, 2024. RetrievedApril 30, 2024.
  3. ^Shaver, Wally."News and notes from the 2008 NCAA Men's Frozen Four". RetrievedJanuary 28, 2010.
  4. ^"Atlantic Hockey Association and College Hockey America to Merge Operations in 2024". Atlantic Hockey Association. June 6, 2023. RetrievedJuly 8, 2023.
  5. ^"University of Delaware to Join College Hockey America for 2025-26 Season" (Press release). College Hockey America. December 1, 2023. RetrievedDecember 2, 2023.
  6. ^"AIC Dropping Program Back to Division II". College Hockey News. November 12, 2024. RetrievedNovember 12, 2024.
  7. ^"AIC Moving to Division II at Conclusion of 2024-2025 Season" (Press release). Atlantic Hockey America. November 13, 2024. RetrievedNovember 14, 2024.
  8. ^"Niagara University Announces Restructuring Of Athletics Programs". Niagara University. March 19, 2012. RetrievedMarch 19, 2012.

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