NCAA

League status: Active
English name: National Collegiate Athletic Association

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Teams
Champions

Harvard University

2023-2024: University of Denver
2022-2023: Quinnipiac University
2021-2022: University of Denver
2018-2019: University of Minnesota-Duluth
2017-2018: University of Minnesota-Duluth
2016-2017: University of Denver
2015-2016: University of North Dakota
2014-2015: Providence College
2013-2014: Union College
2012-2013: Yale University
2011-2012: Boston College
2010-2011: University of Minnesota-Duluth
2009-2010: Boston College
2008-2009: Boston University
2007-2008: Boston College
2006-2007: Michigan State University
2005-2006: University of Wisconsin–Madison
2004-2005: University of Denver
2003-2004: University of Denver
2002-2003: University of Minnesota
2001-2002: University of Minnesota
2000-2001: Boston College
1999-2000: University of North Dakota
1998-1999: University of Maine
1997-1998: University of Michigan
1996-1997: University of North Dakota
1995-1996: University of Michigan
1994-1995: Boston University
1993-1994: Lake Superior State University
1992-1993: University of Maine
1991-1992: Lake Superior State University
1990-1991: Northern Michigan University
1989-1990: University of Wisconsin–Madison
1988-1989: Harvard University
1987-1988: Lake Superior State University
1986-1987: University of North Dakota
1985-1986: Michigan State University
1984-1985: R.P.I.
1983-1984: Bowling Green State University
1982-1983: University of Wisconsin–Madison
1981-1982: University of North Dakota
1980-1981: University of Wisconsin–Madison
1979-1980: University of North Dakota
1978-1979: University of Minnesota
1977-1978: Boston University
1976-1977: University of Wisconsin–Madison
1975-1976: University of Minnesota
1974-1975: Michigan Tech
1973-1974: University of Minnesota
1972-1973: University of Wisconsin–Madison
1971-1972: Boston University
1970-1971: Boston University
1969-1970: Cornell University
1968-1969: University of Denver
1967-1968: University of Denver
1966-1967: Cornell University
1965-1966: Michigan State University
1964-1965: Michigan Tech
1963-1964: University of Michigan
1962-1963: University of North Dakota
1961-1962: Michigan Tech
1960-1961: University of Denver
1959-1960: University of Denver
1958-1959: University of North Dakota
1957-1958: University of Denver
1956-1957: Colorado College
1955-1956: University of Michigan
1954-1955: University of Michigan
1953-1954: R.P.I.
1952-1953: University of Michigan
1951-1952: University of Michigan
1950-1951: University of Michigan
1949-1950: Colorado College
1948-1949: Boston College
1947-1948: University of Michigan

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Six Directors of Athletics from six U.S. colleges (Colorado College, University of Denver, Miami University, University of Minnesota Duluth, University of Nebraska Omaha and University of North Dakota) announced that from 2013-14 they'll become founding members of a newly-formed hockey conference. More information will be known after a press conference this Wednesday, July 13.

(10 Jul 2011)

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Fast factsseason 1957-1958

Youngest player: Terry O’Malley (17 years)
Oldest player: Terry O’Malley (17 years)
Shortest player: Terry O’Malley (182 cm)
Tallest player: Terry O’Malley (182 cm)
Nationalities: Canada (1)

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