Northeast-10 men's ice hockey tournament

Northeast-10 men's ice hockey tournament
Northeast-10 men's ice hockey tournament
Conference hockey championship
Sport	Ice hockey
Conference	Northeast-10 Conference
Format	Single-elimination
Played	1999–present

Last updated March 05, 2024

The Northeast-10 men's ice hockey tournament is an American college hockey tournament, which has occurred annually since 1999. From its inception until 2004, it was known as the ECAC Division II Tournament.

History

After the NCAA stopped holding the Division II Tournament in 1999, the five remaining Division II programs began holding the ECAC Division II Tournament rather than compete in their respective conference tournaments. From its inception the ECAC Division II tournament was the only postseason tournament held by any Division II schools. As such the winner was the de facto Division II champion. Because all of the teams that participated in the tournament were members of the Northeast-10, the tournament was renamed the Northeast-10 Tournament in 2004.

2000

Seed	School	Conference	Record
1	New Hampshire College	ECAC Northeast	14–8–1
2	Saint Anselm	ECAC East	10–13–0
3	Saint Michael's	ECAC Northeast	12–13–0
4	Stonehill	ECAC Northeast	6–13–1
5	Assumption	ECAC Northeast	7–17–1

Preliminary February 29			Semifinals March 2			Championship March 4

			1	New Hampshire College	5

			5	Assumption	3
4	Stonehill	5

5	Assumption	6*
						1	New Hampshire College	1

						2	Saint Anselm	7



			2	Saint Anselm	4*

			3	Saint Michael's	3

Note: * denotes overtime period(s)

2001

Seed	School	Conference	Record
1	Saint Anselm	ECAC East	-
2	New Hampshire College	ECAC Northeast	13–4–0
3	Stonehill	ECAC Northeast	9–8–0
4	Saint Michael's	ECAC Northeast	8–8–1
5	Assumption	ECAC Northeast	4–12–1

Preliminary February 24			Semifinals February 28			Championship March 3

			1	Saint Anselm	5

			4	Saint Michael's	4
4	Saint Michael's	5

5	Assumption	2
						1	Saint Anselm	8

						2	New Hampshire College	2



			2	New Hampshire College	5

			3	Stonehill	2

Note: * denotes overtime period(s)

2002

Seed	School	Conference	Record
1	Saint Anselm	ECAC East	3–0–0
2	Saint Michael's	ECAC East	3–1–0
3	Southern New Hampshire	ECAC Northeast	2–2–0
4	Stonehill	ECAC Northeast	1–2–0
5	Assumption	ECAC Northeast	0–4–0

Preliminary February 23			Semifinals February 26–27			Championship March 2

			1	Saint Anselm	4

			4	Stonehill	3
4	Stonehill	10

5	Assumption	3
						1	Saint Anselm	6

						2	Saint Michael's	7*



			2	Saint Michael's	2

			3	Southern New Hampshire	1

Note: * denotes overtime period(s)

2003

Seed	School	Conference	Record	Seed	School	Conference	Record
1	Saint Michael's	ECAC East	4–0–0	4	Stonehill	ECAC Northeast	4–4–0
2	Saint Anselm	ECAC East	3–1–1	5	Assumption	ECAC Northeast	4–5–0
3	Southern New Hampshire	ECAC Northeast	5–3–1	6	Franklin Pierce	ECAC Northeast	0–8–0

Note: A regular season game between Saint Michael's and Stonehill was cancelled

Quarterfinals March 1–2			Semifinals March 5			Championship March 8

			1	Saint Michael's	6
4	Stonehill	3	5	Assumption	1
5	Assumption	7				1	Saint Michael's	2*
						2	Saint Anselm	1
			2	Saint Anselm	3
3	Southern New Hampshire	7	3	Southern New Hampshire	1
6	Franklin Pierce	2

Note: * denotes overtime period(s)

2004

Seed	School	Conference	Record	Seed	School	Conference	Record
1	Saint Anselm	ECAC East	5–0–0	4	Southern New Hampshire	ECAC Northeast	2–3–0
2	Saint Michael's	ECAC East	4–1–0	5	Assumption	ECAC Northeast	1–3–1
3	Stonehill	ECAC Northeast	2–2–1	6	Franklin Pierce	ECAC Northeast	0–5–0

Quarterfinals February 28–29			Semifinals March 3			Championship March 6

			1	Saint Anselm	4
4	Southern New Hampshire	5	4	Southern New Hampshire	1
5	Assumption	3				1	Saint Anselm	4
						2	Saint Michael's	5
			2	Saint Michael's	6*
3	Stonehill	4	3	Stonehill	5
6	Franklin Pierce	3

Note: * denotes overtime period(s)

2005

Seed	School	Conference	Record	Seed	School	Conference	Record
1	Saint Anselm	ECAC East	5–0–0	4	Assumption	ECAC Northeast	2–3–0
2	Saint Michael's	ECAC East	4–1–0	5	Franklin Pierce	ECAC Northeast	1–4–0
3	Southern New Hampshire	ECAC Northeast	3–2–0	6	Stonehill	ECAC Northeast	0–5–0

Quarterfinals February 26			Semifinals March 2			Championship March 5

			1	Saint Anselm	4
4	Assumption	11	4	Assumption	1
5	Franklin Pierce	8				1	Saint Anselm	7
						3	Southern New Hampshire	3
			2	Saint Michael's	3
3	Southern New Hampshire	5	3	Southern New Hampshire	6
6	Stonehill	1

Note: * denotes overtime period(s)

2006

Seed	School	Conference	Record	Seed	School	Conference	Record
1	Southern New Hampshire	ECAC Northeast	4–1–0	4	Saint Michael's	ECAC East	3–2–0
2	Saint Anselm	ECAC East	4–1–0	5	Franklin Pierce	ECAC Northeast	1–4–0
3	Stonehill	ECAC Northeast	3–2–0	6	Assumption	ECAC Northeast	0–5–0

Quarterfinals February 24–25			Semifinals March 1			Championship March 4

			1	Southern New Hampshire	6
4	Saint Michael's	8	4	Saint Michael's	3
5	Franklin Pierce	5				1	Southern New Hampshire	3
						2	Saint Anselm	5
			2	Saint Anselm	12
3	Stonehill	7	3	Stonehill	1
6	Assumption	3

Note: * denotes overtime period(s)

2007

Seed	School	Conference	Record	Seed	School	Conference	Record
1	Saint Anselm	ECAC East	4–1–0	4	Southern New Hampshire	ECAC Northeast	3–2–0
2	Stonehill	ECAC Northeast	3–1–1	5	Franklin Pierce	ECAC Northeast	1–4–0
3	Saint Michael's	ECAC East	3–2–0	6	Assumption	ECAC Northeast	0–4–1

Quarterfinals February 24			Semifinals February 28			Championship March 3

			1	Saint Anselm	4*
4	Southern New Hampshire	4	4	Southern New Hampshire	3
5	Franklin Pierce	2				1	Saint Anselm	3
						2	Stonehill	5
			2	Stonehill	6
3	Saint Michael's	2	6	Assumption	2
6	Assumption	4

Note: * denotes overtime period(s)

2008

Seed	School	Conference	Record	Seed	School	Conference	Record
1	Saint Michael's	ECAC East	4–1–0	4	Stonehill	ECAC Northeast	3–2–0
2	Saint Anselm	ECAC East	4–1–0	5	Franklin Pierce	ECAC Northeast	1–4–0
3	Southern New Hampshire	ECAC Northeast	3–2–0	6	Assumption	ECAC Northeast	0–5–0

Quarterfinals March 1			Semifinals March 5			Championship March 8

			1	Saint Michael's	5*
4	Stonehill	5	4	Stonehill	4
5	Franklin Pierce	2				1	Saint Michael's	5
						2	Saint Anselm	1
			2	Saint Anselm	8
3	Southern New Hampshire	5	3	Southern New Hampshire	4
6	Assumption	3

Note: * denotes overtime period(s)

2009

Seed	School	Conference	Record	Seed	School	Conference	Record
1	Saint Anselm	ECAC East	5–0–0	4	Assumption	ECAC Northeast	2–3–0
2	Southern New Hampshire	ECAC Northeast	3–2–0	5	Saint Michael's	ECAC East	2–3–0
3	Franklin Pierce	ECAC Northeast	2–3–0	6	Stonehill	ECAC Northeast	1–4–0

Quarterfinals February 28			Semifinals March 4			Championship March 7

			1	Saint Anselm	4
4	Assumption	4	5	Saint Michael's	7
5	Saint Michael's	5				5	Saint Michael's	3
						6	Stonehill	2
			2	Southern New Hampshire	2
3	Franklin Pierce	0	6	Stonehill	4
6	Stonehill	5

Note: * denotes overtime period(s)

2010

Seed	School	Record	Seed	School	Record
1	Saint Anselm	4–0–1	4	Franklin Pierce	4–6–1
2	Assumption	8–2–1	5	Stonehill	2–9–0
3	Saint Michael's	3–1–1	6	Southern New Hampshire	3–6–2

Quarterfinals February 27			Semifinals March 3			Championship March 6

			1	Saint Anselm	5
3	Saint Michael's	7	5	Stonehill	3
6	Southern New Hampshire	5				1	Saint Anselm	10
						2	Assumption	1
			2	Assumption	5
4	Franklin Pierce	4	3	Saint Michael's	1
5	Stonehill	5*

Note: * denotes overtime period(s)

2011

Seed	School	Record	Seed	School	Record
1	Saint Michael's	5–0–0	4	Assumption	5–6–0
2	Saint Anselm	4–1–0	5	Stonehill	3–7–1
3	Franklin Pierce	7–4–0	6	Southern New Hampshire	2–8–1

Quarterfinals February 26			Semifinals March 2			Championship March 5

			1	Saint Michael's	5
4	Assumption	5	6	Southern New Hampshire	3
5	Stonehill	2				1	Saint Michael's	4
						2	Saint Anselm	7
			2	Saint Anselm	3
3	Franklin Pierce	2	4	Assumption	2
6	Southern New Hampshire	3*

Note: * denotes overtime period(s)

2012

Seed	School	Record
1	Saint Anselm	3–0–2
2	Assumption	7–3–1
3	Stonehill	6–3–2
4	Saint Michael's	2–2–1

Semifinals February 25			Championship March 5

1	Saint Anselm	1

4	Saint Michael's	0
			1	Saint Anselm	4

			3	Stonehill	1
2	Assumption	1

3	Stonehill	3

Note: * denotes overtime period(s)

2013

Seed	School	Record
1	Saint Anselm	4–1–0
2	Franklin Pierce	6–4–1
3	Southern New Hampshire	5–5–1
4	Stonehill	6–5–0

Semifinals February 23			Championship March 2

1	Saint Anselm	6

4	Stonehill	3
			1	Saint Anselm	5

			3	Franklin Pierce	2
2	Franklin Pierce	5

3	Southern New Hampshire	3

Note: * denotes overtime period(s)

2014

Seed	School	Record
1	Stonehill	11–0–0
2	Saint Anselm	4–1–0
3	Southern New Hampshire	7–4–0
4	Saint Michael's	2–3–0

Semifinals February 22			Championship March 1

1	Stonehill	1

4	Saint Michael's	2
			4	Saint Michael's	1

			3	Southern New Hampshire	4
2	Saint Anselm	1

3	Southern New Hampshire	4

Note: * denotes overtime period(s)

2015

Seed	School	Record
1	Saint Michael's	3–0–2
2	Stonehill	8–0–2
3	Saint Anselm	2–1–2
4	Assumption	4–6–0

Semifinals February 21			Championship February 28

1	Saint Michael's	4

4	Assumption	1
			1	Saint Michael's	3

			3	Saint Anselm	6
2	Stonehill	1

3	Saint Anselm	3

Note: * denotes overtime period(s)

2016

Seed	School	Record
1	Stonehill	7–1–2
2	Saint Anselm	4–1–0
3	Southern New Hampshire	4–3–4
4	Assumption	2–6–1

Semifinals February 20			Championship February 27

1	Stonehill	8

4	Assumption	4
			1	Stonehill	†

			2	Saint Anselm	†
2	Saint Anselm	3

3	Southern New Hampshire	0

Note: * denotes overtime period(s)
Note: † The championship game was cancelled due to Saint Anselm team members contracting mumps. The higher-seeded Stonehill team was declared champion.^[1]

2017

Seed	School	Record
1	Saint Anselm	4–1–0
2	Saint Michael's	4–1–0
3	Stonehill	6–4–1
4	Assumption	5–5–1

Semifinals February 18			Championship February 25

1	Saint Anselm	3

4	Assumption	4
			4	Assumption	3**

			2	Saint Michael's	2
2	Saint Michael's	3

3	Stonehill	0

Note: * denotes overtime period(s)

2018

Seed	School	Record
1	Saint Anselm	11–4–0
2	Saint Michael's	9–5–1
3	Assumption	8–6–1
4	Southern New Hampshire	6–7–2

Semifinals February 24			Championship March 3

1	Saint Anselm	3

4	Southern New Hampshire	1
			1	Saint Anselm	6*

			2	Saint Michael's	5
2	Saint Michael's	6*

3	Assumption	5

Note: * denotes overtime period(s)

2019

Seed	School	Record
1	Saint Anselm	11–4–0
2	Southern New Hampshire	9–5–1
3	Saint Michael's	8–6–1
4	Assumption	6–7–2

Semifinals February 23			Championship March 2

1	Saint Anselm	2***

4	Assumption	1
			1	Saint Anselm	3

			2	Southern New Hampshire	4
2	Southern New Hampshire	3

3	Saint Michael's	2

Note: * denotes overtime period(s)

2020

Seed	School	Record
1	Assumption	12–4–2
2	Saint Michael's	11–5–2
3	Stonehill	8–6–4
4	Franklin Pierce	8–7–3

Semifinals February 29			Championship March 7

1	Assumption	3

4	Franklin Pierce	4*
			4	Franklin Pierce	1

			3	Stonehill	3
2	Saint Michael's	3

3	Stonehill	4*

Note: * denotes overtime period(s)

2022

Seed	School	Record	Seed	School	Record
1	Southern New Hampshire	14–4–0–3–1	5	Saint Michael's	7–9–0–0–2
2	Saint Anselm	10–6–2–2–2	6	Franklin Pierce	5–9–2–0–0
3	Assumption	10–7–1–2–1	7	Stonehill	3–12–2–0–1
4	Post	7–9–1–0–1

First Round February 26			Semifinals March 1			Championship March 5

			1	Southern New Hampshire	2

			4	Post	3*
4	Post	3

5	Saint Michael's	1
						4	Post	3

						3	Assumption	4
3	Assumption	4*

6	Franklin Pierce	3
			3	Assumption	5

			7	Stonehill	2
2	Saint Anselm	4

7	Stonehill	5*

Note: * denotes overtime period(s)

2023

Seed	School	Record	Seed	School	Record
1	Saint Anselm	13–5–2–1–0	4	Southern New Hampshire	9–11–0–1–2
2	Saint Michael's	12–7–1–0–1	5	Franklin Pierce	7–11–2–1–0
3	Assumption	11–8–1–0–1	6	Post	4–14–2–1–0

Quarterfinals February 21			Semifinals February 25			Championship March 4

			1	Saint Anselm	5
4	Southern New Hampshire	1	5	Franklin Pierce	0
5	Franklin Pierce	3				1	Saint Anselm	5
						2	Saint Michael's	1
			2	Saint Michael's	7
3	Assumption	7	3	Assumption	3
6	Post	2

Note: * denotes overtime period(s)

2024

Seed	School	Record	Seed	School	Record
1	Assumption	16–4–0–3–0	4	Franklin Pierce	10–10–0–1–1
2	Saint Michael's	13–7–0–5–0	5	Saint Anselm	7–11–2–0–5
3	Southern New Hampshire	10–9–1–1–2	6	Post	2–17–1–1–3

Quarterfinals February 20			Semifinals February 24			Championship March 2

			1	Assumption	7
4	Franklin Pierce	2	5	Saint Anselm	5
5	Saint Anselm	8				1	Assumption	3**
						2	Southern New Hampshire	2
			2	Saint Michael's	1
3	Southern New Hampshire	4	3	Southern New Hampshire	5
6	Post	1

Note: * denotes overtime period(s)

Championships

School	Championships
Saint Anselm	11
Saint Michael's	5
Assumption	3
Stonehill	3
Southern New Hampshire	2
Franklin Pierce	0
Post	0

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References

↑ "COLLEGE HOCKEY: Stonehill is the Northeast-10 champion". The Patriot Ledger. March 7, 2016. Retrieved March 16, 2020.

External links

"Saint Anselm Hockey Record Book" (PDF). Saint Anselm Hawks. Retrieved November 28, 2018.
"College Hockey Stats". collegehockeystats.net. Retrieved November 7, 2019.

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[1] "COLLEGE HOCKEY: Stonehill is the Northeast-10 champion". The Patriot Ledger. March 7, 2016. Retrieved March 16, 2020.

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History

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2003

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2005

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2009

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2011

2012

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2014

2015

2016

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Championships

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Related Research Articles

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