ECAC Northeast Tournament

ECAC Northeast Tournament
ECAC Northeast Tournament
Conference Hockey Championship
Sport	Ice hockey
Conference	ECAC Northeast
Format	Single-elimination
Played	1972–2016

Last updated August 17, 2022

History

The ECAC Northeast Tournament began in 1972, after several teams formed the first third-tier ice hockey conference. For the first three years the championship was only a single game between the teams judged to be the top two in the conference. Because all games between ECAC teams regardless of division were counted the teams with the two best records weren't necessarily invited to play. In 1975 the tournament was expanded to 4 teams with one of the four chosen as the host. Host teams were dropped after 1977 with the higher-seeded teams playing at home afterwards. With the conference ballooning to more than two dozen teams, the conference tournament was expanded to 8 for 1984. Two years later the conference split into North and South divisions with each holding an individual 6-team postseason tournament and the two champions meeting to decide the conference champion. When the conference divided itself into three divisions for the 1992–93 season, the divisional tournament was scrapped and replaced with a single 8-team series. The top teams from each division were seeded 1-3 according to their overall conference records while the five teams with the best remaining conference records were seeded 4-8. In 1998 the conference abandoned divisional alignments but did not change the form of the conference tournament. A year later the four Division II programs in the conference played in a separate Division II tournament, allowing the remaining 14 teams to vie for the official ECAC Northeast championship with the champion receiving an automatic bid to the National Tournament.

1972

Seed	School	Conference Record
1	Worcester State	13–3–0
2	Nichols	4–9–0

Championship March 8

1	Worcester State	8

2	Nichols	5

Note: * denotes overtime period(s)

1973

Seed	School	Conference Record
1	Worcester State	12–1–0
2	North Adams State	2–5–0

Championship

1	Worcester State	10

2	North Adams State	3

Note: * denotes overtime period(s)

1974

Seed	School	Conference Record
1	Worcester State	8–0–1
2	Wesleyan	5–2–0

Championship March 2

1	Worcester State	11

2	Wesleyan	5

Note: * denotes overtime period(s)

1975

Seed	School	Conference Record
1	Bryant	10–2–0
2	North Adams State	11–2–0
3	Worcester State	8–3–0
4	Wesleyan	5–4–0

Note: team in italics served as host.

Semifinals February 28			Championship

1	Bryant	4

4	Wesleyan	1
			1	Bryant	6

			2	North Adams State	4
2	North Adams State	5

3	Worcester State	3

Note: * denotes overtime period(s)

1976

Seed	School	Conference Record
1	Amherst	6–0–1
2	Worcester State	8–1–0
3	RIT	5–1–0
4	Framingham State	9–3–0

Note: team in italics served as host.

Semifinals			Championship

1	Amherst	7

4	Framingham State	4
			1	Amherst	3*

			2	Worcester State	2
2	Worcester State	11

3	RIT	0

Note: * denotes overtime period(s)

1977

Seed	School	Conference Record
1	Worcester State	11–1–0
2	Westfield State	12–4–0
3	Framingham State	9–4–0
4	Trinity	10–4–0

Note: team in italics served as host.

Semifinals			Championship

1	Worcester State	7

4	Trinity	5
			1	Worcester State	7*

			3	Framingham State	6
2	Westfield State	4

3	Framingham State	6

Note: * denotes overtime period(s)

1978

Seed	School	Conference Record
1	Westfield State	13–0–0
2	Framingham State	13–1–0
3	Trinity	10–5–0
4	Iona	10–3–2

Semifinals			Championship

1	Westfield State	17

4	Iona	2
			1	Westfield State	4

			3	Trinity	3
2	Framingham State	4

3	Trinity	6

Note: * denotes overtime period(s)

1979

Seed	School	Conference Record
1	Framingham State	12–1–0
2	Trinity	14–3–0
3	RIT	7–1–0
4	Wesleyan	9–4–0

Semifinals			Championship

1	Framingham State	5

4	Wesleyan	0
			1	Framingham State	6

			2	Trinity	5
2	Trinity	9

3	RIT	6

Note: * denotes overtime period(s)

1980

Seed	School	Conference Record
1	Amherst	11–1–0
2	Wesleyan	9–4–0
3	Bentley	13–3–0
4	RIT	6–2–0

Semifinals February 29			Championship

1	Amherst	4

4	RIT	8
			4	RIT	6

			3	Bentley	7*
2	Wesleyan	1

3	Bentley	4

Note: * denotes overtime period(s)

1981

Seed	School	Conference Record
1	Bentley	17–0–0
2	Southeastern Massachusetts	13–2–0
3	Wesleyan	12–3–0
4	Iona	12–2–1

Semifinals February 27			Championship

1	Bentley	8

4	Iona	4
			1	Bentley	6

			2	Southeastern Massachusetts	2
2	Southeastern Massachusetts	5

3	Wesleyan	3

Note: * denotes overtime period(s)

1982

Seed	School	Conference Record
1	Massachusetts–Boston	16–1–0
2	Assumption	14–2–0
3	Bentley	11–3–0
4	Amherst	10–3–1

Semifinals March 5			Championship March 6

1	Massachusetts–Boston	7

4	Amherst	3
			1	Massachusetts–Boston	9

			3	Bentley	3
2	Assumption	2

3	Bentley	5

Note: * denotes overtime period(s)

1983

Seed	School	Conference Record
1	Iona	14–1–0
2	Wesleyan	12–3–1
3	Southern Massachusetts	11–4–0
4	Fitchburg State	15–4–0

Semifinals March 4			Championship March 5

1	Iona	2

4	Fitchburg State	0
			1	Iona	2

			3	Southern Massachusetts	8
2	Wesleyan	4

3	Southern Massachusetts	7

Note: * denotes overtime period(s)

1984

Seed	School	Conference Record	Seed	School	Conference Record
1	Amherst	13–1–0	5	Bentley	11–5–0
2	Assumption	12–4–0	6	Trinity	9–6–1
3	Southeastern Massachusetts	13–3–1	7	Iona	15–2–2
4	New Hampshire College	18–4–1	5	Wesleyan	12–7–0

Quarterfinals March 3			Semifinals			Championship

1	Amherst	8

8	Wesleyan	1
			1	Amherst	10

			5	Bentley	5
2	Assumption	4

7	Iona	3
						1	Amherst	3

						3	Southeastern Massachusetts	4*
3	Southeastern Massachusetts	11

6	Trinity	2
			2	Assumption	4

			3	Southeastern Massachusetts	8
4	New Hampshire College	3

5	Bentley	4

Note: * denotes overtime period(s)

1985

Seed	School	Conference Record	Seed	School	Conference Record
1	Trinity	14–2–0	5	Assumption	13–3–0
2	Iona	18–3–0	6	Fitchburg State	16–4–0
3	Southeastern Massachusetts	15–3–0	7	Curry	16–4–1
4	Amherst	12–3–1	8	Framingham State	12–5–1

Quarterfinals			Semifinals			Championship

1	Trinity	7

8	Framingham State	5
			1	Trinity	7

			4	Amherst	4
2	Iona	4

7	Curry	1
						1	Trinity	2

						3	Southeastern Massachusetts	3
3	Southeastern Massachusetts	4

6	Fitchburg State	1
			2	Iona	4

			3	Southeastern Massachusetts	5
4	Amherst	6*

5	Assumption	5

Note: * denotes overtime period(s)

1986

North

Seed	School	Conference Record	Seed	School	Conference Record
1	Southeastern Massachusetts	20–0–0	4	Curry	18–6–1
2	Fitchburg State	15–5–0	5	Assumption	12–6–0
3	Plymouth State	17–5–0	6	Saint Michael's	12–6–1

South

Seed	School	Conference Record	Seed	School	Conference Record
1	Trinity	15–1–0	4	Quinnipiac	18–6–0
2	Connecticut College	15–1–0	5	St. John's	9–6–0
3	Iona	13–5–0	6	Amherst	8–7–0

Divisional Quarterfinals
February 26

Divisional Semifinals
March 2

Divisional Championships
March 5

Conference Championship
March 8

N1

Southeastern Massachusetts

4

N3

Plymouth State

4

N4

Curry

5

N6

Saint Michael's

2

North

N4

Curry

5

N3

Plymouth State

2

N2

Fitchburg State

6

N4

Curry

3

N3

Plymouth State

7

N5

Assumption

2

N4

Curry

1

S1

Trinity

5

S1

Trinity

7

S3

Iona

8

S5

St. John's

1

S6

Amherst

4

South

S1

Trinity

9

S2

Connecticut College

4

S2

Connecticut College

3

S4

Quinnipiac

1

S3

Iona

2

S5

St. John's

6

Note: * denotes overtime period(s)

1987

North

Seed	School	Conference Record	Seed	School	Conference Record
1	Southeastern Massachusetts	16–2–1	4	New Hampshire College	13–8–2
2	Fitchburg State	15–4–0	5	Curry	21–7–0
3	Framingham State	18–4–0	6	Hawthorne	11–9–0

South

Seed	School	Conference Record	Seed	School	Conference Record
1	Trinity	17–0–0	4	Wesleyan	12–5–1
2	Quinnipiac	19–4–1	5	Iona	13–6–0
3	Connecticut College	13–3–0	6	Roger Williams	8–7–1

Divisional Quarterfinals
February 25

Divisional Semifinals
March 1

Divisional Championships
March 4

Conference Championship
March 7

N1

Southeastern Massachusetts

6

N3

Fitchburg State

7

N5

Curry

4

N6

Hawthorne

3

North

N1

Southeastern Massachusetts

8

N2

Fitchburg State

3

N3

Fitchburg State

4

N4

New Hampshire College

1

N2

Framingham State

3

N5

Curry

2

N1

Southeastern Massachusetts

3

S1

Trinity

5

S1

Trinity

11

S3

Connecticut College

10

S4

Wesleyan

1

S6

Roger Williams

2

South

S1

Trinity

7

S2

Quinnipiac

5

S2

Quinnipiac

6

S4

Wesleyan

8

S3

Connecticut College

1

S5

Iona

5

Note: * denotes overtime period(s)

1988

North

Seed	School	Conference Record	Seed	School	Conference Record
1	Curry	23–1–0	4	Tufts	14–6–0
2	Fitchburg State	18–1–1	5	Saint Michael's	13–6–0
3	Southeastern Massachusetts	19–2–0	6	Plymouth State	13–9–0

South

Seed	School	Conference Record	Seed	School	Conference Record
1	Trinity	18–0–0	4	Iona	13–6–1
2	Connecticut College	12–2–1	5	Roger Williams	10–8–0
3	Quinnipiac	13–9–1	6	Skidmore	12–8–0

Divisional Quarterfinals
February 24

Divisional Semifinals
February 27

Divisional Championships
March 2

Conference Championship
March 5

N1

Curry

2

N3

Southeastern Massachusetts

5

N4

Tufts

7

N6

Plymouth State

2

North

N4

Tufts

2

N2

Fitchburg State

8

N2

Fitchburg State

4

N4

Tufts

9

N3

Southeastern Massachusetts

3

N5

Saint Michael's

5

N2

Fitchburg State

1

S1

Trinity

2

S1

Trinity

8

S3

Quinnipiac

6

S4

Iona

3

S6

Skidmore

1

South

S1

Trinity

7

S2

Connecticut College

5

S2

Connecticut College

5

S4

Iona

5

S3

Quinnipiac

1

S5

Roger Williams

3

Note: * denotes overtime period(s)

1989

North

Seed	School	Conference Record	Seed	School	Conference Record
1	Southeastern Massachusetts	18–3–0	4	Tufts	13–5–1
2	Curry	15–3–1	5	Fitchburg State	14–6–0
3	Saint Michael's	15–3–1	6	Suffolk	14–6–1

South

Seed	School	Conference Record	Seed	School	Conference Record
1	Iona	15–4–0	4	Amherst	10–6–0
2	Connecticut College	13–4–0	5	Western New England	10–4–1
3	Trinity	12–5–0	6	Wesleyan	12–7–0

Divisional Quarterfinals
March 1

Divisional Semifinals
March 4

Divisional Championships
March 8

Conference Championship
March 11

N1

Southeastern Massachusetts

4

N3

Saint Michael's

5

N5

Fitchburg State

3

N6

Suffolk

4

North

N1

Southeastern Massachusetts

10

N2

Curry

4

N2

Curry

9

N4

Tufts

2

N3

Saint Michael's

0

N5

Fitchburg State

3

N1

Southeastern Massachusetts

4

S1

Iona

2

S1

Iona

3

S3

Trinity

11

S4

Amherst

0

S6

Wesleyan

1

South

S1

Iona

5

S3

Trinity

3

S2

Connecticut College

1

S4

Amherst

4

S3

Trinity

3

S5

Western New England

1

Note: * denotes overtime period(s)

1990

North

Seed	School	Conference Record	Seed	School	Conference Record
1	Fitchburg State	17–4–0	4	Southern Maine	11–6–2
2	Southeastern Massachusetts	16–4–0	5	New Hampshire College	11–7–2
3	Assumption	14–8–1	6	Curry	10–6–2

South

Seed	School	Conference Record	Seed	School	Conference Record
1	Trinity	16–3–0	4	Western New England	13–7–1
2	Connecticut College	14–3–0	5	Amherst	11–7–0
3	Iona	14–2–0	6	Roger Williams	12–12–1

Divisional Quarterfinals
February 28

Divisional Semifinals
March 3

Divisional Championships
March 7

Conference Championship
March 10

N1

Fitchburg State

10

N3

Assumption

8**

N5

New Hampshire College

4

N6

Curry

7

North

N1

Fitchburg State

3

N2

Southeastern Massachusetts

1

N2

Southeastern Massachusetts

9

N4

Southern Maine

2

N3

Assumption

4

N5

New Hampshire College

4

N1

Fitchburg State

6

S2

Connecticut College

5

S1

Trinity

5

S3

Iona

5

S4

Western New England

1

S6

Roger Williams

2

South

S1

Trinity

3

S2

Connecticut College

4

S2

Connecticut College

5

S4

Western New England

4

S3

Iona

4

S5

Amherst

3

Note: * denotes overtime period(s)

1991

North

Seed	School	Conference Record	Seed	School	Conference Record
1	Fitchburg State	17–0–0	4	Plymouth State	11–6–1
2	Suffolk	20–4–0	5	Assumption	11–7–3
3	Southeastern Massachusetts	16–2–2	6	Tufts	11–7–2

South

Seed	School	Conference Record	Seed	School	Conference Record
1	Trinity	13–3–1	4	Amherst	11–7–0
2	Iona	14–2–2	5	Western New England	11–9–2
3	Skidmore	13–7–2	6	Roger Williams	13–10–1

Divisional Quarterfinals
February 27

Divisional Semifinals
March 2

Divisional Championships
March 6

Conference Championship
March 9

N1

Fitchburg State

5

N3

Southeastern Massachusetts

6

N4

Plymouth State

3

N6

Tufts

3

North

N1

Fitchburg State

10

N2

Suffolk

8

N2

Suffolk

6

N4

Plymouth State

5

N3

Southeastern Massachusetts

5

N5

Assumption

4

N1

Fitchburg State

3

S2

Trinity

4*

S1

Trinity

2

S3

Skidmore

3

S6

Roger Williams

1

S6

Roger Williams

8

South

S5

Amherst

3

S2

Trinity

4

S2

Iona

6

S4

Amherst

5

S4

Amherst

8

S5

Western New England

2

Note: * denotes overtime period(s)

1992

North

Seed	School	Conference Record	Seed	School	Conference Record
1	Assumption	18–2–0	4	Massachusetts–Dartmouth	14–5–0
2	Fitchburg State	14–2–1	5	Suffolk	14–8–1
3	Southern Maine	12–8–1	6	Framingham State	15–7–0

South

Seed	School	Conference Record	Seed	School	Conference Record
1	Amherst	10–4–1	4	Iona	9–9–0
2	Western New England	13–7–0	5	Wesleyan	10–9–1
3	Fairfield	14–9–0	6	Skidmore	8–9–0

Divisional Quarterfinals
March 4

Divisional Semifinals
March 7

Divisional Championships
March 11

Conference Championship
March 14

N1

Assumption

4

N3

Southern Maine

3

N4

Massachusetts–Dartmouth

1

N6

Framingham State

1

North

N1

Assumption

4

N2

Fitchburg State

7

N2

Fitchburg State

4

N4

Massachusetts–Dartmouth

5

N3

Southern Maine

3

N5

Suffolk

2

N2

Fitchburg State

2

S1

Amherst

3

S1

Amherst

6

S3

Fairfield

5*

S4

Iona

1

S6

Skidmore

4

South

S1

Amherst

5*

S2

Western New England

4

S2

Western New England

5

S4

Iona

7

S3

Fairfield

2

S5

Wesleyan

5

Note: * denotes overtime period(s)

1993

Seed	School	Conference Record	Seed	School	Conference Record
1	Massachusetts–Dartmouth		5	Assumption
2	Southern Maine	16–4–1	6	Fitchburg State	11–5–2
3	Iona		7	Suffolk
4	Plymouth State		8	Skidmore

Note: teams in italics were division champions.

Quarterfinals March 3			Semifinals March 6			Championship March 10

1	Massachusetts–Dartmouth	10

8	Skidmore	0
			1	Massachusetts–Dartmouth	6

			5	Assumption	2
4	Plymouth State	2

5	Assumption	4
						1	Massachusetts–Dartmouth	3

						2	Southern Maine	0
2	Southern Maine	4

7	Suffolk	3
			2	Southern Maine	4

			3	Iona	3
3	Iona	5

6	Fitchburg State	3

Note: * denotes overtime period(s)

1994

Seed	School	Seed	School
1	Massachusetts–Dartmouth	5	Assumption
2	Fitchburg State	6	Plymouth State
3	Skidmore	7	Bentley
4	Western New England	8	Framingham State

Note: teams in italics were division champions.

Quarterfinals March 2			Semifinals March 5			Championship March 9

1	Massachusetts–Dartmouth	6

8	Framingham State	2
			1	Massachusetts–Dartmouth	2

			5	Assumption	6
4	Western New England	1

5	Assumption	6
						5	Assumption	4

						2	Fitchburg State	6
2	Fitchburg State	10

7	Bentley	4
			2	Fitchburg State	6

			6	Plymouth State	0
3	Skidmore	3

6	Plymouth State	5

Note: * denotes overtime period(s)

1995

Seed	School	Seed	School
1	Massachusetts–Dartmouth	5	Fairfield
2	Fitchburg State	6	Tufts
3	Skidmore	7	Assumption
4	Framingham State	8	Nichols

Note: teams in italics were division champions.

Quarterfinals March 1			Semifinals March 4			Championship March 8

1	Massachusetts–Dartmouth	11

8	Nichols	3
			1	Massachusetts–Dartmouth	4

			4	Framingham State	3
4	Framingham State	2**

5	Fairfield	1
						1	Massachusetts–Dartmouth	5

						2	Fitchburg State	1
2	Fitchburg State	6

7	Assumption	4
			2	Fitchburg State	7

			3	Skidmore	4
3	Skidmore	6

6	Tufts	4

Note: * denotes overtime period(s)

1996

Seed	School	Seed	School	Conference Record
1	Massachusetts–Dartmouth	5	Bentley	14–7–1
2	Fitchburg State	6	Tufts
3	Skidmore	7	Saint Michael's	12–8–1
4	Roger Williams	8	Framingham State

Note: teams in italics were division champions.

Quarterfinals February 28			Semifinals March 2			Championship March 6

1	Massachusetts–Dartmouth	8

8	Framingham State	1
			1	Massachusetts–Dartmouth	7

			5	Bentley	3
4	Roger Williams	5

5	Bentley	10
						1	Massachusetts–Dartmouth	1

						2	Fitchburg State	2*
2	Fitchburg State	6

7	Saint Michael's	3
			2	Fitchburg State	6

			3	Skidmore	2
3	Skidmore	7

6	Tufts	4

Note: * denotes overtime period(s)

1997

Seed	School	Conference Record	Seed	School
1	Bentley	17–5–1	5	Massachusetts–Dartmouth
2	Fitchburg State		6	Assumption
3	Skidmore		7	Worcester State
4	Saint Michael's	17–3–1	8	Framingham State

Note: teams in italics were division champions.

Quarterfinals March 5			Semifinals March 8			Championship March 12

1	Bentley	4

8	Framingham State	5*
			2	Fitchburg State	5

			8	Framingham State	2
2	Fitchburg State	6*

7	Worcester State	5
						2	Fitchburg State	3

						5	Massachusetts–Dartmouth	6
3	Skidmore	8

6	Assumption	3
			3	Skidmore	2

			5	Massachusetts–Dartmouth	3
4	Saint Michael's	2

5	Massachusetts–Dartmouth	3

Note: * denotes overtime period(s)

1998

Seed	School	Conference Record	Seed	School	Conference Record
1	Fitchburg State		5	Bentley	12–4–0
2	Saint Michael's	17–3–0	6	New Hampshire College
3	Wentworth	14–5–0	7	Worcester State
4	Massachusetts–Dartmouth		8	Plymouth State

Note: teams in italics were division champions.

Quarterfinals March 4			Semifinals March 7			Championship March 11

1	Fitchburg State	11

8	Plymouth State	2
			1	Fitchburg State	4

			4	Massachusetts–Dartmouth	5*
2	Saint Michael's	5

7	Worcester State	2
						4	Massachusetts–Dartmouth	4

						2	Saint Michael's	2
3	Wentworth	4

6	New Hampshire College	2
			2	Saint Michael's	7

			3	Wentworth	1
4	Massachusetts–Dartmouth	9

5	Bentley	6

Note: * denotes overtime period(s)

1999

Seed	School	Conference Record	Seed	School	Conference Record
1	Massachusetts–Dartmouth	14–1–2	5	Tufts	12–4–1
2	Fitchburg State	14–1–2	6	New Hampshire College	11–5–1
3	Wentworth	13–3–1	7	Plymouth State	10–7–0
4	Saint Michael's	12–4–1	8	Johnson & Wales	9–8–0

Quarterfinals March 3			Semifinals March 6			Championship March 10

1	Massachusetts–Dartmouth	5

8	Johnson & Wales	3
			1	Massachusetts–Dartmouth	4

			6	New Hampshire College	0
2	Fitchburg State	6

7	Plymouth State	2
						1	Massachusetts–Dartmouth	2

						2	Fitchburg State	3*
3	Wentworth	2

6	New Hampshire College	3
			2	Fitchburg State	6

			4	Saint Michael's	4
4	Saint Michael's	3

5	Tufts	2

Note: * denotes overtime period(s)

2000

Seed	School	Conference Record	Seed	School	Conference Record
1	Wentworth	11–1–1	5	Lebanon Valley	8–4–1
2	Fitchburg State	10–1–2	6	Johnson & Wales	7–6–0
3	Tufts	9–3–1	7	Western New England	7–6–0
4	Massachusetts–Dartmouth	8–3–2	8	Salve Regina	6–6–1

Quarterfinals February 26			Semifinals March 1			Championship March 4

1	Wentworth	8

8	Salve Regina	2
			1	Wentworth	9

			4	Massachusetts–Dartmouth	1
2	Fitchburg State	5*

7	Western New England	4
						1	Wentworth	5

						2	Fitchburg State	1
3	Tufts	7

6	Johnson & Wales	4
			2	Fitchburg State	4*

			3	Tufts	3
4	Massachusetts–Dartmouth	5

5	Lebanon Valley	4

Note: * denotes overtime period(s)

2001

Seed	School	Conference Record	Seed	School	Conference Record
1	Tufts	15–1–1	5	Massachusetts–Dartmouth	10–5–2
2	Wentworth	14–2–1	6	Worcester State	9–7–1
3	Johnson & Wales	14–2–1	7	Fitchburg State	9–7–1
4	Lebanon Valley	12–4–1	8	Salve Regina	7–10–0

Quarterfinals February 24–25			Semifinals February 28			Championship March 3

1	Tufts	5

8	Salve Regina	6*
			2	Wentworth	7

			8	Salve Regina	0
2	Wentworth	7

7	Fitchburg State	2
						2	Wentworth	3

						4	Lebanon Valley	4
3	Johnson & Wales	8

6	Worcester State	3
			3	Johnson & Wales	5

			4	Lebanon Valley	8
4	Lebanon Valley	3

5	Massachusetts–Dartmouth	1

Note: * denotes overtime period(s)

2002

Seed	School	Conference Record	Seed	School	Conference Record
1	Lebanon Valley	13–1–1	5	Johnson & Wales	11–4–0
2	Massachusetts–Dartmouth	13–2–0	6	Fitchburg State	9–6–0
3	Wentworth	13–2–0	7	Salve Regina	8–7–0
4	Curry	11–4–0	8	Plymouth State	7–8–0

Quarterfinals February 23–24			Semifinals February 27			Championship March 3

1	Lebanon Valley	6

8	Plymouth State	1
			1	Lebanon Valley	4

			7	Salve Regina	0
2	Massachusetts–Dartmouth	3

7	Salve Regina	4
						1	Lebanon Valley	4

						3	Wentworth	5
3	Wentworth	2

6	Fitchburg State	1
			3	Wentworth	5*

			5	Johnson & Wales	4
4	Curry	5

5	Johnson & Wales	6

Note: * denotes overtime period(s)

2003

Seed	School	Conference Record	Seed	School	Conference Record
1	Wentworth	13–1–2	5	Johnson & Wales	11–4–1
2	Lebanon Valley	14–2–0	6	Massachusetts–Dartmouth	9–6–1
3	Curry	13–3–0	7	Salve Regina	8–7–1
4	Fitchburg State	12–3–1	8	Worcester State	7–7–2

Quarterfinals March 1–2			Semifinals March 5			Championship March 8

1	Wentworth	1

8	Worcester State	0
			1	Wentworth	5

			4	Fitchburg State	1
2	Lebanon Valley	9

7	Salve Regina	0
						1	Wentworth	5

						2	Lebanon Valley	1
3	Curry	9

6	Massachusetts–Dartmouth	1
			2	Lebanon Valley	6

			3	Curry	2
4	Fitchburg State	4

5	Johnson & Wales	3

Note: * denotes overtime period(s)

2004

Seed	School	Conference Record	Seed	School	Conference Record
1	Curry	16–0–0	5	Massachusetts–Dartmouth	11–4–1
2	Lebanon Valley	14–2–0	6	Fitchburg State	7–6–3
3	Wentworth	12–2–2	7	Suffolk	6–8–2
4	Framingham State	11–3–2	8	Salve Regina	6–7–2

Quarterfinals February 28–29			Semifinals March 6			Championship March 7

1	Curry	10

8	Salve Regina	0
			1	Curry	8

			5	Massachusetts–Dartmouth	3
2	Lebanon Valley	4

7	Suffolk	2
						1	Curry	4

						3	Wentworth	5
3	Wentworth	8

6	Fitchburg State	2
			2	Lebanon Valley	4

			3	Wentworth	6
4	Framingham State	1

5	Massachusetts–Dartmouth	5

Note: * denotes overtime period(s)

2005

Seed	School	Conference Record	Seed	School	Conference Record
1	Curry	14–0–1	5	Fitchburg State	8–6–1
2	Massachusetts–Dartmouth	14–1–0	6	Johnson & Wales	8–7–0
3	Wentworth	11–2–2	7	Salve Regina	7–7–1
4	Plymouth State	9–5–1	8	Framingham State	5–10–0

Quarterfinals February 26			Semifinals March 2			Championship March 5

1	Curry	3

8	Framingham State	2
			1	Curry	8

			4	Plymouth State	2
2	Massachusetts–Dartmouth	4

7	Salve Regina	1
						1	Curry	6

						2	Massachusetts–Dartmouth	1
3	Wentworth	6

6	Johnson & Wales	2
			2	Massachusetts–Dartmouth	3

			3	Wentworth	2
4	Plymouth State	6

5	Fitchburg State	1

Note: * denotes overtime period(s)

2006

Seed	School	Conference Record	Seed	School	Conference Record
1	Massachusetts–Dartmouth	14–1–0	5	Wentworth	10–5–0
2	Curry	13–1–1	6	Johnson & Wales	7–6–2
3	Plymouth State	13–2–0	7	Fitchburg State	8–7–0
4	Nichols	10–3–2	8	Salve Regina	8–7–0

Quarterfinals February 25			Semifinals March 1			Championship March 4

1	Massachusetts–Dartmouth	3

8	Salve Regina	2
			1	Massachusetts–Dartmouth	6

			4	Nichols	2
2	Curry	5

7	Fitchburg State	1
						1	Massachusetts–Dartmouth	3

						2	Curry	1
3	Plymouth State	1

6	Johnson & Wales	0
			2	Curry	6

			3	Plymouth State	0
4	Nichols	6*

5	Wentworth	5

Note: * denotes overtime period(s)

2007

Seed	School	Conference Record	Seed	School	Conference Record
1	Massachusetts–Dartmouth	14–1–0	5	Fitchburg State	9–4–2
2	Curry	13–1–1	6	Johnson & Wales	9–6–0
3	Wentworth	11–2–2	7	Nichols	8–6–1
4	Plymouth State	10–4–1	8	Salve Regina	8–7–0

Quarterfinals February 24–25			Semifinals February 28			Championship March 3

1	Massachusetts–Dartmouth	9

8	Salve Regina	2
			1	Massachusetts–Dartmouth	7

			5	Fitchburg State	3
2	Curry	7

7	Nichols	2
						1	Massachusetts–Dartmouth	4

						3	Wentworth	3
3	Wentworth	5

6	Johnson & Wales	1
			2	Curry	3

			3	Wentworth	4
4	Plymouth State	2

5	Fitchburg State	3

Note: * denotes overtime period(s)

2008

Seed	School	Conference Record	Seed	School	Conference Record
1	Curry	14–1–1	5	Suffolk	10–6–0
2	Massachusetts–Dartmouth	13–3–0	6	Becker	9–6–1
3	Nichols	12–4–0	7	Salve Regina	8–5–3
4	Wentworth	10–5–1	8	Fitchburg State	8–5–3

Quarterfinals March 1–2			Semifinals March 5			Championship March 8

1	Curry	2

8	Fitchburg State	7
			2	Massachusetts–Dartmouth	5

			8	Fitchburg State	2
2	Massachusetts–Dartmouth	5

7	Salve Regina	2
						1	Massachusetts–Dartmouth	5

						3	Nichols	3
3	Nichols	5

6	Becker	1
			3	Nichols	4

			5	Suffolk	2
4	Wentworth	2

5	Suffolk	3*

Note: * denotes overtime period(s)

2009

Seed	School	Conference Record	Seed	School	Conference Record
1	Nichols	16–1–0	5	Fitchburg State	9–5–3
2	Curry	15–1–1	6	Becker	9–7–1
3	Wentworth	13–3–1	7	Johnson & Wales	8–7–2
4	Massachusetts–Dartmouth	13–3–1	8	Westfield State	7–7–3

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

1	Nichols	8

8	Westfield State	1
			1	Nichols	4

			5	Fitchburg State	2
2	Curry	8

7	Johnson & Wales	2
						1	Nichols	4

						3	Wentworth	3
3	Wentworth	5

6	Becker	1
			2	Curry	3

			3	Wentworth	4
4	Massachusetts–Dartmouth	2

5	Fitchburg State	3

Note: * denotes overtime period(s)

2010

Seed	School	Conference Record	Seed	School	Conference Record
1	Wentworth	11–3–0	5	Nichols	7–6–1
2	Curry	10–3–1	6	Johnson & Wales	7–6–1
3	Suffolk	8–4–2	7	Western New England	2–12–0
4	Becker	8–6–0	8	Salve Regina	0–13–1

Quarterfinals February 27–28			Semifinals March 3			Championship March 6

1	Wentworth	10

8	Salve Regina	7
			1	Wentworth	3

			6	Johnson & Wales	5
2	Curry	13

7	Western New England	2
						6	Johnson & Wales	4

						2	Curry	5
3	Suffolk	1

6	Johnson & Wales	3
			2	Curry	3

			4	Becker	2
4	Becker	5*

5	Nichols	4

Note: * denotes overtime period(s)

2011

Seed	School	Conference Record	Seed	School	Conference Record
1	Curry	10–2–2	4	Becker	7–4–3
2	Wentworth	10–3–1	5	Nichols	6–8–0
3	Johnson & Wales	10–4–0	6	Western New England	5–9–0

Quarterfinals February 27			Semifinals March 2			Championship March 5

			1	Curry	5
3	Johnson & Wales	7	4	Becker	1
6	Western New England	1				1	Curry	2*
						2	Wentworth	1
			2	Wentworth	4*
4	Becker	5	3	Johnson & Wales	3
5	Nichols	2

Note: * denotes overtime period(s)

2012

Seed	School	Conference Record	Seed	School	Conference Record
1	Wentworth	11–2–1	4	Western New England	8–5–1
2	Curry	11–3–0	5	Johnson & Wales	7–5–2
3	Nichols	9–4–1	6	Becker	4–9–1

Quarterfinals February 25			Semifinals February 29			Championship March 3

			1	Wentworth	5
3	Nichols	3	4	Western New England	3
6	Becker	2				1	Wentworth	1*
						2	Curry	0
			2	Curry	7
4	Western New England	2*	3	Nichols	2
5	Johnson & Wales	1

Note: * denotes overtime period(s)

2013

Seed	School	Conference Record	Seed	School	Conference Record
1	Wentworth	10–2–2	4	Western New England	8–6–0
2	Nichols	9–4–1	5	Salve Regina	5–7–2
3	Curry	7–3–4	6	Johnson & Wales	5–8–1

Quarterfinals February 23			Semifinals February 27			Championship March 3

			1	Wentworth	4
3	Curry	4	6	Johnson & Wales	1
6	Johnson & Wales	6				1	Wentworth	3
						5	Salve Regina	1
			2	Nichols	2
4	Western New England	4	5	Salve Regina	3
5	Salve Regina	8

Note: * denotes overtime period(s)

2014

Seed	School	Conference Record	Seed	School	Conference Record
1	Nichols	9–3–2	4	Johnson & Wales	7–6–1
2	Wentworth	9–5–0	5	Suffolk	6–7–1
3	Salve Regina	9–5–0	6	Curry	6–8–0

Quarterfinals March 1			Semifinals March 5			Championship March 8

			1	Nichols	4
3	Salve Regina	1	6	Curry	3
6	Curry	4				1	Nichols	3*
						2	Wentworth	2
			2	Wentworth	4
4	Johnson & Wales	7	5	Salve Regina	0
5	Suffolk	2

Note: * denotes overtime period(s)

2015

Seed	School	Conference Record	Seed	School	Conference Record
1	Nichols	11–1–2	4	Curry	7–6–1
2	Salve Regina	9–4–1	5	Wentworth	6–6–2
3	Johnson & Wales	8–6–0	6	Suffolk	5–7–2

Quarterfinals February 28			Semifinals March 4			Championship March 7

			1	Nichols	3
3	Johnson & Wales	5	4	Curry	2
6	Suffolk	0				1	Nichols	3
						2	Salve Regina	0
			2	Salve Regina	9
4	Curry	8	3	Johnson & Wales	3
5	Wentworth	4

Note: * denotes overtime period(s)

2016

Seed	School	Conference Record	Seed	School	Conference Record
1	Endicott	11–1–2	5	Wentworth	7–6–1
2	Nichols	9–4–1	6	Johnson & Wales	6–6–2
3	Salve Regina	8–6–0	7	Becker	5–7–2
4	Suffolk	8–6–0	-	-	-

Quarterfinals February 27–28			Semifinals March 2			Championship March 5

			1	Endicott	4

			5	Wentworth	0
2	Nichols	5

7	Becker	0
						1	Endicott	0

						3	Salve Regina	4
3	Salve Regina	2

6	Johnson & Wales	0
			2	Nichols	0

			3	Salve Regina	3
4	Suffolk	3

5	Wentworth	4*

Note: * denotes overtime period(s)

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