Crab Pot Tournament

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The Crab Pot
Tournament information
Sport College ice hockey
Location Annapolis, Maryland
Established1978;46 years ago (1978)
Format Single-elimination
Venue Dahlgren Hall
(1978–2006)
McMullen Hockey Arena
(2007–present)
Teams4
Current champion
Navy Midshipmen (2024, 20th title)

The Crab Pot Tournament (also stylized as CrabPot Tournament or Navy Crab Pot) is a men's college ice hockey tournament hosted annually by the United States Naval Academy. The Midshipman have competed in every edition of the tournament, with local schools such as the University of Maryland and Towson University being regular participants.

Contents

It is the oldest college hockey tournament operating at the non-varsity level and one of the oldest extant tournaments for any level of play.

History

Navy Hockey began as an informal student group in the early 1960s and was officially formed as a club (non-varsity) sports team in 1971. [1] In 1975, Steven Gordon became the head coach of the hockey program. Gordon, a former goalie at Northeastern University in the 1970s, had played in the Beanpot tournament in Boston. He and the team created their own version of the competition for the 1977–78 season. [2] The original tournament was slatted to include Ramapo College, the University of Delaware, and Penn State University. [3] Penn State was eventual replaced with Rutgers University.

Crowds of hundreds to thousands regularly attend the two-day tournament at the Naval Academy. [4] In its early years the Crab Pot regularly overlapped with Super Bowl weekend, with the championship game coinciding with the NFL game. This tradition was abandoned in the 1980s and now the tournament regularly takes place in mid-February. Initially the Crab Pot sometimes included varsity NCAA teams. However the majority of the tournament field, and in later years the entirety, has been made up of other non-varsity programs.

The winning team receives the Crab Pot Trophy and has its name hung on a large banner above the ice rink. [5]

Format

The tournament is two rounds over two days, with the first day having all four participants play in semifinal games. The second day features the consolation game and the championship game.

Year-by-year results

Note: If a final standing is not listed in the third column that either means the consolation game did not take place that year or that the information is unavailable.

YearWinnerScoreRunner-upOther Participants (Final standing)References
1978Navy Midshipmen6–4 Ramapo College University of Delaware (3rd)
Rutgers University (4th)		 [6] [7] [8]
1979Ramapo College7–6 (OT)Navy MidshipmenUniversity of Delaware (3rd)
St. John's University (4th)		 [9]
1980Navy Midshipmen8–3Ramapo College West Chester State College (3rd)
St. Bonaventure University (4th)		 [10]
1981Navy Midshipmen5–4 Penn State University Ramapo College (3rd)
West Chester State College (4th)		 [11] [12]
1982Penn State University11–2Navy Midshipmen Upsala College (3rd)
Suffolk University (4th)		 [13]
1983Navy Midshipmen6–2Penn State University Canisius College (3rd)
University of Delaware (4th)		 [14]
1984 Iona College 3–0Penn State UniversityNavy Midshipmen
Western New England College 		[15] [16]
1985Penn State University3–1Iona CollegeNavy Midshipmen
Curry College 		[17] [18]
1986Penn State University6–5Navy MidshipmenUniversity of Delaware
West Chester University		 [19] [20]
1987Penn State University7–4Navy MidshipmenUniversity of Delaware
West Chester University		 [21] [22] [23]
1988 Community College of Rhode Island [lower-alpha 1] Navy MidshipmenUniversity of Delaware (3rd)
Fairfield University (wd)		 [24] [25]
1989Community College of Rhode Island [lower-alpha 2] Navy Midshipmen
Unknown
Unknown
1990 Villanova University 10–2Navy Midshipmen University of Pennsylvania
West Chester University		 [26] [27]
1991Navy Midshipmen5–3West Chester University University of Rhode Island (3rd)
Fordham University (4th)		 [28]
1992 University of Maryland 6–5 (OT)Navy Midshipmen University of West Virginia
Unknown		 [29] [30]
1993 Eastern Michigan University 5–4Navy Midshipmen Worcester Polytechnic Institute (3rd)
University of Maryland (4th)		 [31] [32] [33]
1994Eastern Michigan University8–4 Towson State University Royal Military College Saint-Jean (3rd)
Navy Midshipmen (4th)		 [34]
1995Navy Midshipmen7–3Worcester Polytechnic Institute Lehigh University (3rd)
Massachusetts Institute of Technology (4th)		 [35]
1996Navy Midshipmen5–2University of Rhode IslandUnknown
Unknown		 [2] [36]
1997 University at Buffalo 2–1Navy Midshipmen Marquette University (3rd)
Drexel University (4th)		 [37] [38]
1998University at Buffalo5–1Navy Midshipmen United States Coast Guard Academy (3rd)
University of Maryland (4th)		 [39] [40]
1999Towson University5–3Navy MidshipmenUniversity at Buffalo (3rd)
United States Coast Guard Academy (4th)		 [41] [42] [43]
2000Towson University3–2Navy MidshipmenUniversity of Maryland
Hofstra University 		[44] [45] [46]
2001Eastern Michigan University8–2 Saint Louis University Villanova University (3rd)
Navy Midshipmen (4th)		 [47] [48]
2002Navy Midshipmen5–1Lehigh UniversityUniversity of West Virginia (3rd)
Mercyhurst College (4th)		 [49]
2003Navy Midshipmen9–3Mercyhurst CollegeVillanova University (3rd)
Lehigh University (4th)		 [50]
2004Mercyhurst College5–2Navy MidshipmenTowson University (3rd)
Villanova University (4th)		 [51]
2005Mercyhurst College7–2Navy Midshipmen Robert Morris University (3rd)
Villanova University (4th)		 [52]
2006Navy Midshipmen4–3Robert Morris UniversityVillanova University (3rd)
University of Maryland (4th)		 [53] [54] [55] [56] [57]
2007 Liberty University 11–7Navy MidshipmenUniversity of Maryland
Villanova University		 [58] [59]
2008Towson University4–1Navy Midshipmen University of Maryland, Baltimore County (3rd)
University of Maryland (4th)		 [60] [61] [62]
2009University of Maryland, Baltimore County7–4Navy MidshipmenTowson University (3rd)
University of Maryland (4th)		 [63] [64] [65] [66]
2010Towson University4–1Navy MidshipmenUniversity of Maryland (3rd)
Salisbury University (4th)		 [67] [68]
2011Navy Midshipmen6–2Towson University Penn State Berks (3rd)
Lehigh University (4th)		 [69] [70]
2012Navy Midshipmen8–4University of Maryland, Baltimore CountyTowson University (3rd)
University of Maryland (4th)		 [71]
2013Navy Midshipmen4–0Towson UniversityUniversity of Maryland, Baltimore County (3rd)
University of Maryland (4th)		 [72]
2014Navy Midshipmen4–2Penn State UniversityUniversity of Maryland (3rd)
Towson University (4th)		 [73]
2015 University of Central Oklahoma 6–1Navy MidshipmenPenn State University (3rd)
University of Maryland (4th)		 [74] [75] [76]
2016Navy Midshipmen6–2University of Maryland, Baltimore CountyUniversity of Maryland (3rd)
Georgetown University (4th)		 [77] [78]
2017Towson University5–4Navy MidshipmenUniversity of Maryland, Baltimore County (3rd)
University of Maryland (4th)		 [79] [80]
2018Towson University7–2 Wagner College Navy Midshipmen (3rd)
University of Maryland (4th)		 [81] [82]
2019Navy Midshipmen4–3 (SO)University of Rhode IslandTowson University
University of West Virginia		 [83] Final
2020Navy Midshipmen9–2Towson University Stevenson University
University of Maryland		 [84]
2021Cancelled due to COVID-19 pandemic
2022Navy Midshipmen3–1Stevenson UniversityUniversity of Maryland (3rd)
Towson University (4th)		 [85] [86] [87] [88]
2023Navy Midshipmen6–3University of MarylandStevenson University (3rd)
Towson University (4th)		 [89] [90] [91] [92]
2024Navy Midshipmen4–3 (SO)Towson University The College of New Jersey (3rd)
Stevenson University (4th)		 [93] [94] [95]

Statistics

ChampionshipsRunner-upSemifinalist
No.Year(s)No.Year(s)No.Year(s)
United States Naval Academy 201978, 1980, 1981, 1983, 1991, 1995, 1996, 2002, 2003, 2006,
2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2016, 2019, 2020, 2022, 2023, 2024		201979, 1982, 1986, 1987, 1988, 1990, 1992, 1993, 1997, 1998,
1999, 2000, 2004, 2005, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2015, 2017		51984, 1985, 1994, 2001, 2018

Non-Navy participants

SchoolChampionshipsRunner-up
No.Year(s)No.Year(s)
Towson University 61999, 2000, 2008, 2010, 2017, 201851994, 2011, 2013, 2020, 2024
Penn State University 41982, 1985, 1986, 198741981, 1983, 1984, 2014
Eastern Michigan University 31993, 1994, 20010
Community College of Rhode Island 21988, 19990
University at Buffalo 21997, 19980
Mercyhurst College 22004, 200512003
Ramapo College 1197921978, 1980
Iona University 1198411985
Villanova University 119900
University of Maryland 1199212023
Liberty University 120070
University of Maryland, Baltimore County 1200922012, 2016
University of Central Oklahoma 120150
University of Rhode Island 021996, 2019
West Chester University 011991
Worcester Polytechnic Institute 011995
Saint Louis University 012001
Robert Morris University 012006
Wagner College 012018
Stevenson University 012022

Winning Streaks

This is a list of all occasions where a Crab Pot team has won at least two consecutive championships between years. The current winning streak, if any, is highlighted in chartreuse  . Winning streaks with equal numbers of wins are sorted chronologically, with earlier streaks appearing first.

The longest current championship win streak belongs to the U.S. Naval Academy, who has an ongoing streak between 2019 and 2024.

TitlesTeamFirst TitleLast Title
5Naval Academy [lower-alpha 3] 20192024
4Naval Academy20112014
3Penn State University19851987
2Naval Academy19801981
2C.C.R.I.19881989
2Eastern Michigan University19931994
2Naval Academy19951996
2University at Buffalo19971998
2Towson University19992000
2Naval Academy20022003
2Mercyhurst College20042005
2Towson University20172018

Notes

  1. ↑ Final score not known at this time. It is known Community College of Rhode Island won tournament due to the banner in Navy's rink.
  2. ↑ No information about the 1989 edition is known at this time. It is known Community College of Rhode Island won tournament due to the banner in Navy's rink.
  3. ↑ 2021 edition cancelled, does not interrupt Navy's streak

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