ECAC 2 tournament

ECAC 2 tournament (defunct)
ECAC 2 tournament (defunct)
Conference hockey championship
Sport	Ice hockey
Conference	ECAC 2
Number of teams	4–16
Format	Single-elimination
Played	1967–1984
Most championships	Bowdoin, (4); Lowell,; Merrimack

Last updated August 08, 2024

The ECAC 2 Tournament was a college ice hockey conference tournament played from 1967 until 1984. For several years it was the only championship held for lower-tier college programs under the oversight of the NCAA and served as the de facto NCAA national championship until 1978.

History

ECAC 2 began holding a conference tournament for the 1965–66 season with four teams invited to participate. Even after 5 teams left in 1971 to form ECAC 3 the league's membership had risen from 15 to 24 teams in the interim and the championship was expanded to eight. When ECAC 2 reached 32 member institutions in 1977–1978, the league elected to stage separate 8–team tournaments for each of its two divisions rather than establishing a single 16–team competition (East and West). This was partly done to guarantee the two tournament champions automatic bids to the NCAA Tournament which began play the same year. Some schools, however, either had policies that barred them from appearing in national tournaments^[1] or were ineligible to appear in a Division II tournament due to being primarily a Division I or Division III school. This arrangement held for 6 years before the entire Division II level of college hockey collapsed after 1983–84 and ECAC 2 was formally split into two separate conferences the following season.

1966

Seed	School	Conference Record
1	American International	11–4–0
2	New Hampshire	11–5–0
3	Colby	8–4–0
4	Merrimack	4–4–1

Semifinals March 8–9			ECAC 2 Championship March 12

1	American International	1

4	Merrimack	4
			4	Merrimack	0

			3	Colby	5
2	New Hampshire	1

3	Colby	2

Note: * denotes overtime period(s)

1967

Seed	School	Conference Record
1	Norwich	14–2–1
2	Colby	9–2–1
3	Middlebury	8–3–0
4	Merrimack	7–3–0

Semifinals March 8–9			ECAC 2 Championship March 11

1	Norwich	3

4	Merrimack	12
			4	Merrimack	6

			2	Colby	4
2	Colby	4**

3	Middlebury	3

Note: * denotes overtime period(s)

1968

Seed	School	Conference Record
1	Merrimack	10–1–0
2	Colby	15–2–0
3	Hamilton	13–2–1
4	American International	10–5–0

Semifinals March 6–7			ECAC 2 Championship March 9

1	Merrimack	6

4	American International	1
			1	Merrimack	5

			3	Hamilton	4
2	Colby	3

3	Hamilton	6

Note: * denotes overtime period(s)

1969

Seed	School	Conference Record
1	Merrimack	7–2–0
2	American International	13–5–0
3	Colby	12–6–0
4	Norwich	10–6–0

Semifinals March 5–6			ECAC 2 Championship March 8

1	Merrimack	3

4	Norwich	5
			4	Norwich	6

			2	American International	7
2	American International	10

3	Colby	3

Note: * denotes overtime period(s)

1970

Seed	School	Conference Record
1	Bowdoin	13–0–0
2	Vermont	12–4–0
3	Middlebury	11–5–0
4	Merrimack	9–4–0

Semifinals March 11			ECAC 2 Championship March 14

1	Bowdoin	9

4	Merrimack	1
			1	Bowdoin	1

			2	Vermont	4
2	Vermont	5

3	Middlebury	1

Note: * denotes overtime period(s)

1971

Seed	School	Conference Record
1	Bowdoin	14–2–0
2	Vermont	13–3–0
3	Massachusetts	12–3–1
4	Norwich	10–8–0

Semifinals March 10			ECAC 2 Championship March 13

1	Bowdoin	8

4	Norwich	2
			1	Bowdoin	5*

			2	Vermont	4
2	Vermont	2

3	Massachusetts	1

Note: * denotes overtime period(s)

1972

Seed	School	Conference Record	Seed	School	Conference Record
1	Massachusetts	15–3–0	5	Salem State	10–9–1
2	Buffalo	10–2–0	6	Lowell Tech	8–10–0
3	Vermont	12–2–1	7	Boston State	13–10–0
4	Merrimack	12–4–0	8	Saint Anselm	7–6–0

Quarterfinals March 4-5			Semifinals March 7-8			ECAC 2 Championship March 11

1	Massachusetts	5

8	Saint Anselm	3
			1	Massachusetts	4

			4	Merrimack	2
2	Buffalo	9

7	Boston State	5
						1	Massachusetts	8

						2	Buffalo	1
3	Vermont	5

6	Lowell Tech	0
			2	Buffalo	4

			3	Vermont	0
4	Merrimack	4

5	Salem State	2

Note: * denotes overtime period(s)

1973

Seed	School	Conference Record	Seed	School	Conference Record
1	Vermont	16–0–0	5	Norwich	11–6–2
2	Bowdoin	11–4–1	6	Middlebury	9–7–0
3	Massachusetts	12–4–2	7	Williams	14–5–0
4	Merrimack	13–5–1	8	Saint Anselm	15–4–0

Quarterfinals March 3-4			Semifinals March 6-7			ECAC 2 Championship March 10

1	Vermont	6

8	Saint Anselm	2
			1	Vermont	4

			4	Merrimack	3
2	Bowdoin	5*

7	Williams	4
						1	Vermont	8

						2	Bowdoin	1
3	Massachusetts	10

6	Middlebury	2
			2	Bowdoin	9

			3	Massachusetts	3
4	Merrimack	3

5	Norwich	2

Note: * denotes overtime period(s)

1974

Seed	School	Conference Record	Seed	School	Conference Record
1	Vermont	15–1–0	5	Massachusetts	10–6–0
2	Salem State	18–3–0	6	Norwich	10–8–1
3	Merrimack	16–6–2	7	Williams	7–5–2
4	Boston State	13–9–2	8	Army	9–2–0

Quarterfinals March 2-3			Semifinals March 5-6			ECAC 2 Championship March 9

1	Vermont	10

8	Army	1
			1	Vermont	4

			5	Massachusetts	3
2	Salem State	9

7	Williams	6
						1	Vermont	6

						3	Merrimack	2
3	Merrimack	4

6	Norwich	3
			2	Salem State	2

			3	Merrimack	7
4	Boston State	4

5	Massachusetts	7

Note: * denotes overtime period(s)

1975

Seed	School	Conference Record	Seed	School	Conference Record
1	Merrimack	22–2–1	5	Salem State	15–7–0
2	Bowdoin	11–5–0	6	Saint Anselm	12–9–1
3	Middlebury	10–4–1	7	Army	12–7–0
4	Hamilton	13–5–1	8	Lowell Tech	13–8–0

Quarterfinals March 1-3			Semifinals March 5-6			ECAC 2 Championship March 8

1	Merrimack	4

8	Lowell Tech	2
			1	Merrimack	3

			4	Hamilton	4
2	Bowdoin	8

7	Army	4
						4	Hamilton	4

						2	Bowdoin	6
3	Middlebury	5

6	Saint Anselm	4
			2	Bowdoin	3*

			3	Middlebury	2
4	Hamilton	6

5	Salem State	3

Note: * denotes overtime period(s)

1976

Seed	School	Conference Record	Seed	School	Conference Record
1	Merrimack	21–2–0	5	Oswego State	13–6–1
2	Union	13–1–0	6	Hamilton	9–7–1
3	Bowdoin	13–3–0	7	Army	12–5–0
4	Salem State	15–5–0	8	Buffalo	9–4–1

Quarterfinals March 5-6			Semifinals March 9-10			ECAC 2 Championship March 13

1	Merrimack	7

8	Buffalo	4
			1	Merrimack	8

			7	Army	2
2	Union	2

7	Army	3
						1	Merrimack	5

						3	Bowdoin	6
3	Bowdoin	7

6	Hamilton	3
			3	Bowdoin	4

			4	Salem State	1
4	Salem State	3

5	Oswego State	1

Note: * denotes overtime period(s)

1977

Seed	School	Conference Record	Seed	School	Conference Record
1	Merrimack	20–2–1	5	American International	14–5–0
2	Union	11–1–0	6	Lowell	16–8–1
3	Bowdoin	13–2–0	7	Salem State	16–6–0
4	Army	14–2–1	8	Elmira	19–2–0

Quarterfinals March 4-5			Semifinals March 8-9			ECAC 2 Championship March 16

1	Merrimack	5

8	Elmira	1
			1	Merrimack	6

			6	Lowell	2
2	Union	12

7	Salem State	6
						1	Merrimack	6

						2	Union	4
3	Bowdoin	2

6	Lowell	4
			2	Union	11

			4	Army	4
4	Army	7*

5	American International	6

Note: * denotes overtime period(s)

1978

East

Seed	School	Conference Record	Seed	School	Conference Record
1	Bowdoin	13–3–1	5	Holy Cross	14–7–0
2	Merrimack	16–4–1	6	American International	13–7–1
3	Lowell	16–5–1	7	Saint Anselm	10–10–1
4	Salem State	17–7–0	8	Colby	9–12–1

Quarterfinals March 4-5			Semifinals March 8-9			ECAC East Championship March 16

1	Bowdoin	7

8	Colby	4
			1	Bowdoin	4

			4	Salem State	1
2	Merrimack	12

7	Saint Anselm	3
						1	Bowdoin	3

						2	Merrimack	0
3	Lowell	6

6	American International	4
			2	Merrimack	6

			3	Lowell	3
4	Salem State	4

5	Holy Cross	1

West

Seed	School	Conference Record	Seed	School	Conference Record
1	Middlebury	11–3–0	5	Norwich	13–9–0
2	Elmira	18–4–0	6	Army	10–8–1
3	Plattsburgh State	16–3–0	7	Hamilton	11–8–0
4	Oswego State	16–8–0	8	Buffalo	12–10–0

Quarterfinals March 4-5			Semifinals March 8-9			ECAC West Championship March 16

1	Middlebury	7

8	Buffalo	3
			1	Middlebury	5*

			5	Norwich	4
2	Elmira	5

7	Hamilton	4
						1	Middlebury	3

						2	Elmira	6
3	Plattsburgh State	6

6	Army	3
			2	Elmira	4

			3	Plattsburgh State	3
4	Oswego State	3

5	Norwich	5

Note: * denotes overtime period(s)

1979

East

Seed	School	Conference Record	Seed	School	Conference Record
1	Maine	16–4–0	5	Bowdoin	10–7–0
2	Lowell	21–5–0	6	Holy Cross	15–8–0
3	Merrimack	20–5–0	7	New Haven	13–7–1
4	Salem State	18–8–1	8	American International	13–10–0

Quarterfinals March 3			Semifinals March 7			ECAC East Championship March 10

1	Maine	4

8	American International	1
			1	Maine	4

			4	Salem State	7
2	Lowell	7

7	New Haven	3
						4	Salem State	1

						2	Lowell	4
3	Merrimack	4

6	Holy Cross	1
			2	Lowell	7

			3	Merrimack	6
4	Salem State	4*

5	Bowdoin	3

West

Seed	School	Conference Record	Seed	School	Conference Record
1	Plattsburgh State	22–2–0	5	Westfield State	14–4–1
2	Middlebury	14–4–1	6	Buffalo	11–8–0
3	Elmira	21–4–0	7	Oswego State	12–12–0
4	Norwich	15–8–0	8	Williams	8–10–0

Quarterfinals March 3			Semifinals March 7			ECAC West Championship March 10

1	Plattsburgh State	11

8	Williams	1
			1	Plattsburgh State	5

			4	Norwich	6
2	Middlebury	7

7	Oswego State	2
						4	Norwich	1

						2	Middlebury	2
3	Elmira	5

6	Buffalo	4
			2	Middlebury	5

			3	Elmira	3
4	Norwich	9

5	Westfield State	1

Note: * denotes overtime period(s)

1980

East

Seed	School	Conference Record	Seed	School	Conference Record
1	Bowdoin	14–2–2	5	Holy Cross	15–6–0
2	Lowell	19–4–0	6	Merrimack	14–8–2
3	Babson	15–7–2	7	New Haven	12–8–0
4	Salem State	19–6–0	8	Colby	12–8–0

Quarterfinals March 1–2			Semifinals March 5			ECAC East Championship March 8

1	Bowdoin	5

8	Colby	2
			1	Bowdoin	4

			6	Merrimack	5*
2	Lowell	8

7	New Haven	5
						6	Merrimack	4

						2	Lowell	0
3	Babson	3

6	Merrimack	9
			2	Lowell	4

			5	Holy Cross	2
4	Salem State	1

5	Holy Cross	5

West

Seed	School	Conference Record	Seed	School	Conference Record
1	Elmira	18–2–1	5	Westfield State	12–8–0
2	Plattsburgh State	18–5–2	6	Army	15–10–1
3	Oswego State	16–7–0	7	Norwich	9–12–0
4	Middlebury	11–5–3	8	North Adams State	11–9–0

Quarterfinals March 1–2			Semifinals March 5			ECAC West Championship March 8

1	Elmira	5

8	North Adams State	7
			2	Plattsburgh State	4

			8	North Adams State	3
2	Plattsburgh State	4

7	Norwich	3
						2	Plattsburgh State	3

						3	Oswego State	8
3	Oswego State	12

6	Army	6
			3	Oswego State	4

			4	Middlebury	2
4	Middlebury	5*

5	Westfield State	4

Note: * denotes overtime period(s)

1981

East

Seed	School	Conference Record	Seed	School	Conference Record
1	Lowell	18–3–0	5	Bowdoin	11–7–0
2	Merrimack	17–6–0	6	Babson	11–9–0
3	Salem State	16–6–1	7	Holy Cross	11–11–0
4	New England College	14–6–0	8	Colby	13–8–0

Quarterfinals February 28–March 1			Semifinals March 4			ECAC East Championship March 7

1	Lowell	4

8	Colby	3
			1	Lowell	6

			5	Bowdoin	3
2	Merrimack	10

7	Holy Cross	7
						1	Lowell	6

						2	Merrimack	4
3	Salem State	4

6	Babson	3
			2	Merrimack	5

			3	Salem State	3
4	New England College	2

5	Bowdoin	3

West

Seed	School	Conference Record	Seed	School	Conference Record
1	Oswego State	19–2–1	5	Norwich	14–8–1
2	Plattsburgh State	17–3–2	6	North Adams State	11–8–1
3	Elmira	18–7–0	7	Westfield State	11–8–1
4	Williams	10–3–3	8	Hamilton	6–10–3

Quarterfinals February 28–March 1			Semifinals March 4			ECAC West Championship March 7

1	Oswego State	6

8	Hamilton	4
			1	Oswego State	12

			5	Norwich	5
2	Plattsburgh State	9

7	Westfield State	5
						1	Oswego State	6

						2	Plattsburgh State	7
3	Elmira	13

6	North Adams State	5
			2	Plattsburgh State	5

			3	Elmira	2
4	Williams	3

5	Norwich	6

Note: * denotes overtime period(s)

1982

East

Seed	School	Conference Record	Seed	School	Conference Record
1	Lowell	19–1–0	5	Colby	12–7–2
2	Babson	16–5–1	6	Bowdoin	11–8–0
3	Merrimack	17–8–1	7	Salem State	14–11–1
4	New England College	15–9–1	8	Holy Cross	12–10–2

Quarterfinals February 27–28			Semifinals March 3			ECAC East Championship March 7

1	Lowell	8

8	Holy Cross	2
			1	Lowell	3*

			4	New England College	2
2	Babson	6

7	Salem State	3
						1	Lowell	5

						3	Merrimack	1
3	Merrimack	7

6	Bowdoin	4
			2	Babson	2

			3	Merrimack	3
4	New England College	5

5	Colby	2

West

Seed	School	Conference Record	Seed	School	Conference Record
1	Oswego State	17–5–0	5	Williams	10–7–1
2	Plattsburgh State	18–6–1	6	RIT	16–7–1
3	Norwich	16–9–0	7	Elmira	11–11–0
4	North Adams State	16–7–0	8	Potsdam State

Quarterfinals February 27–28			Semifinals March 3			ECAC West Championship March 7

1	Oswego State	5

8	Potsdam State	6*
			2	Plattsburgh State	11

			8	Potsdam State	3
2	Plattsburgh State	7

7	Elmira	3
						2	Plattsburgh State	14

						6	North Adams State	3
5	Williams	3

4	North Adams State	5
			6	RIT	3

			4	North Adams State	5
3	Norwich	4

6	RIT	5

Note: * denotes overtime period(s)

1983

East

Seed	School	Conference Record	Seed	School	Conference Record
1	Lowell	18–0–0	5	Salem State	14–8–3
2	Babson	15–4–1	6	Bowdoin	9–8–1
3	Holy Cross	16–7–1	7	New England College	13–10–0
4	Colby	11–8–0	8	Saint Anselm	9–11–0

Quarterfinals February 26–27			Semifinals March 2			ECAC East Championship March 5

1	Lowell	9

8	Saint Anselm	2
			1	Lowell	5

			5	Salem State	1
2	Babson	5

7	New England College	3
						1	Lowell	3*

						2	Babson	2
3	Holy Cross	14

6	Bowdoin	9
			2	Babson	6

			3	Holy Cross	2
4	Colby	4

5	Salem State	5

West

Seed	School	Conference Record	Seed	School	Conference Record
1	RIT	20–4–0	5	Potsdam State	14–9–1
2	Oswego State	18–5–0	6	North Adams State	9–11–1
3	Norwich	14–7–0	7	Elmira	14–11–0
4	Plattsburgh State	16–8–0	8	Middlebury	7–9–1

Quarterfinals February 26–27			Semifinals March 2			ECAC West Championship March 5

1	RIT	3

8	Middlebury	5
			2	Oswego State	8

			8	Middlebury	2
2	Oswego State	9

7	Elmira	3
						2	Oswego State	9

						4	Plattsburgh State	6
3	Norwich	3

6	North Adams State	5
			4	Plattsburgh State	5

			6	North Adams State	4
4	Plattsburgh State	5

5	Potsdam State	2

Note: * denotes overtime period(s)

1984

East

Seed	School	Conference Record	Seed	School	Conference Record
1	Bowdoin	12–3–1	5	Merrimack	10–10–0
2	Babson	16–3–1	6	Colby	7–8–1
3	New England College	16–6–2	7	Salem State	10–11–3
4	Norwich	14–7–0	8	Massachusetts–Boston	7–9–0

Quarterfinals February 28–29			Semifinals March 3			ECAC East Championship March 5

1	Bowdoin	6

8	Massachusetts–Boston	4
			1	Bowdoin	4*

			6	Colby	3
2	Babson	6

7	Salem State	2
						1	Bowdoin	1

						2	Babson	4
3	New England College	2

6	Colby	3
			2	Babson	3

			4	Norwich	1
4	Norwich	7

5	Merrimack	4

West

Seed	School	Conference Record	Seed	School	Conference Record
1	RIT	22–2–0	5	North Adams State	15–8–2
2	Oswego State	17–4–0	6	Plattsburgh State	14–11–0
3	Elmira	17–8–0	7	Potsdam State	14–10–1
4	Union	13–5–1	8	Hamilton	9–10–0

Quarterfinals February 26–27			Semifinals March 2			ECAC West Championship March 5

1	RIT	7

8	Hamilton	0
			1	RIT	6

			6	Plattsburgh State	2
2	Oswego State	9

7	Potsdam State	2
						1	RIT	3

						4	Union	1
3	Elmira	1

6	Plattsburgh State	6
			2	Oswego State	3

			4	Union	5
4	Union	6

5	North Adams State	3

Note: * denotes overtime period(s)

Championships

School	Championships
Bowdoin	4
Lowell	4
Merrimack	4
Vermont	3
Oswego State	2
Plattsburgh State	2
American International	1
Babson	1
Colby	1
Elmira	1
Massachusetts	1
Middlebury	1
RIT	1

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