UCHC Men's Tournament

United Collegiate Hockey Conference men's ice hockey Tournament
	United Collegiate Hockey Conference
Sport	Ice hockey
Conference	United Collegiate Hockey Conference
Format	Single-elimination
Played	2018–Present

History

The United Collegiate Hockey Conference men's ice hockey tournament began in 2018 with six of nine teams qualifying for the postseason. The received an automatic bid into the NCAA Tournament beginning in 2019.

2018

Seed	School	Conference Record	Seed	School	Conference Record
1	Utica	12–4–0	4	Manhattanville	9–5–2
2	Stevenson	9–3–4	5	Elmira	8–5–3
3	Lebanon Valley	10–4–2	6	Neumann	8–6–2

Quarterfinals February 21			Semifinals February 24					Championship March 3

3	Lebanon Valley	1	1	Utica	5
6	Neumann	3	6	Neumann	2
	(Pairings are reseeded after the first round)							1	Utica	8
								5	Elmira	3
4	(Pairings are reseeded after the first round)					Manhattanville	3			2	Stevenson	3
5	Elmira	4	5	Elmira	5

Note: * denotes overtime period(s)

2019

Seed	School	Conference Record	Seed	School	Conference Record
1	Utica	14–3–1	4	Wilkes	11–5–2
2	Elmira	12–4–2	5	Nazareth	8–5–5
3	Manhattanville	11–4–3	6	Lebanon Valley	7–9–2

Quarterfinals February 19			Semifinals February 22–24					Championship March 2

3	Manhattanville	5	1	Utica	2	3*	-
6	Lebanon Valley	2	5	Nazareth	1	2	-
								1	Utica	3
								3	Manhattanville	4
4	Wilkes	2	2	Elmira	2*	2*	1
5	Nazareth	5	3	Manhattanville	2	2	2

Note: * denotes overtime period(s)
Note: Mini-games in italics

2020

Seed	School	Conference Record	Seed	School	Conference Record
1	Utica	15–2–1	4	Elmira	13–5–0
2	Wilkes	14–4–0	5	Nazareth	8–9–1
3	Stevenson	13–4–1	6	Neumann	8–10–0

Quarterfinals February 25–26			Semifinals February 28–March 1					Championship March 6–7

3	Stevenson	8	1	Utica	5	3	-
6	Neumann	4	5	Nazareth	2	2	-
								1	Utica	4	6	-
								2	Wilkes	0	2	-
4	Elmira	2	2	Wilkes	7	2	2*
5	Nazareth	5	3	Stevenson	5	3	1

Note: * denotes overtime period(s)
Note: Mini-games in italics

Championships

School	Championships
Utica	2
Manhattanville	1

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References

"College Hockey Stats". collegehockeystats.net. Retrieved November 7, 2019.

External links

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