List of NCAA Division II ice hockey programs

The following is a list of the 7 schools who field men's ice hockey teams in NCAA Division II competition.

History

Second-Tier ice hockey has twice collapsed since 1980. Its current iteration is solely a result of the NCAA policy barring Division II schools from participating in Division III tournament which would have prevented those conferences from receiving an automatic bid into the National Tournament. Because only seven schools play at the D-II level, no NCAA Tournament is currently being held (as of 2020)

The teams comprising the Division II level played in Division III conferences until 2009 but have been playing their conference tournament since 2000.

Men


School Team City State Current
Conference
Primary
Conference
First
Played
Joined
Div II
Conference
Championships
Assumption CollegeGreyhoundsWorcesterMassachusettsNortheast-10 ConferenceNortheast-10 Conference19642009A(1) 2017
Franklin Pierce UniversityRavensRindgeNew HampshireNortheast-10 ConferenceNortheast-10 Conference20022009(0)
Post UniversityEaglesWaterburyConnecticutNortheast-10 ConferenceCACC20162016(0)
Saint Anselm CollegeHawksGoffstownNew HampshireNortheast-10 ConferenceNortheast-10 Conference19692017A B(10) 2000, 2001, 2005, 2006, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2015, 2018
Saint Michael's CollegePurple KnightsColchesterVermontNortheast-10 ConferenceNortheast-10 Conference19822017A B(5) 2002, 2003, 2004, 2008, 2009
Southern New Hampshire UniversityPenmenManchesterNew HampshireNortheast-10 ConferenceNortheast-10 Conference19752009(2) 2014, 2019
Stonehill CollegeSkyhawksEastonMassachusettsNortheast-10 ConferenceNortheast-10 Conference19782009(3) 2007, 2016, 2020

Notes

^A Teams previously played at the Division II level until 1984.
^B Saint Anselm and Saint Michael's were jointly members of Division II and III conferences from 2009 to 2017.
  • As of 2020 there are no women's ice hockey programs operating at the Division II level.

See also

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