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SUNYAC 25-26 The start of a new era

Russell Jaslow said:
I can't believe he would make the move for an "interim" label. I suspect it has to do with the rules of NYS hiring, and they weren't able to fully do that right now with the short time period.

Also interesting -- the athletic website has no changes whatsoever.
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I think whoever updates the directory got ahead of whoever does the press releases.

And my understanding is that SUNY schools have to have hiring committees unless they get a waiver. Without the waiver they can hire an interim and do the full search at the later date. In a case like this it would likely be a formality to remove the interim tag from Grace.
 
A couple of schools have their rosters up. Here is the first, I will try and get the others done (Oswego and Hobart). I will also update the recruit's post as it looks like Fredonia lost some but gained some.
FREDONIA BLUE DEVILS​

Goalies

Charles -Anthony Barbeau SR 20 GP 3.15 GAA .908 SV% 3 W 14 L 0 T

Jameson Kaine SO 13 GP 3.16 GAA .908 SV% 4 W 4 L 0 T

Jake Williams SO DNP

Defense

Olivier Guilott-Storr FR

Anthony Thomas SO 22 GP 1 G 2 A 3 PTS

Owen Arnold SO 25 GP 0 G 4 A 4 PTS

Xavier Fortin JR 23 GP 3 G 4 A 7 PTS

Garrison Gagnon SR 25 GP 1 G 4 A 5 PTS

Alexia Gonzalez-Lambert SO 23 GP 0 G 3 A 3 PTS

Carson Ricci SO 7 GP 0 G 0 A 0 PTS

Forwards

Luke Morris SO 25 GP 7 G 7 A 14 PTS

Ethan Pitzman SR 7 GP 0 G 2 A 2 PTS

Josh Serino FR

Sam Chrenka SO 21 GP 1 G 3 A 4 PTS

Dillon Schmidt JR 25 GP 3 G 3 A 6 PTS

Peter Buerfent JR 13 GP 0 G 1 A 1 PTS

Owen Cross FR

Antoine St. Onge JR 25 GP 12 G 12 A 24 PTS

Dawson Doner SO 20 GP 1 G 0 A 1 PTS

Mathieu Fournier FR

Keenan McNeill FR

Will Robinson FR

Gavin Bloder SO 21 GP 9 G 5 A 14 PTS

Tyler Renneboog SO DNP

Cash Anderson FR

Jack Schlifke SR 25 GP 3 G 1 A 4 PTS



Transfers/Left Team 115 GP 6 G 19 A 25 PTS

Jack Graham F, Luca Maiuri F, Connor Loerzel D, Sam Mollot D, Nolan Ring F, Riley See F, Johnny Ramoundos F

Graduated 49 GP 14 G 22 A 36 PTS

Ryan Bailey F, David Sudbrink F
 
Hobart​

Goalies

Mavrick Goyer SR 13 GP 0.84 GAA .956 SV% 12 W 0 L 1 T

Connor Shibley SO 0 GP 0 GAA 0 SV% 0 W 0 L 0 T

Damon Beaver SR 18 GP 1.14 GAA .952 SV% 17 W 1 L 0 T

Defensemen

Nick Dimatos SO 19 GP 2 G 6 A 8 PTS

Bauer Morrissey JR 31 GP 3 G 20 A 23 PTS

Josh Doolan SO 17 GP 1 G 4 A 5 PTS

Bauer Swift JR

Calum Chau SO 20 GP 2 G 4 A 6 PTS

Conor Lally JR 31 GP 2 G 15 A 17 PTS

Tommy McDonough FR

Connor Elliot SO 18 GP 2 G 8 A 10 PTS

Forwards

Tanner Daniels SR 31 GP 18 G 22 A 40 PTS

Brandon Sacchetti JR 13 GP 4 G 6 A 10 PTS

Dominic Schimizzi SR 20 GP 10 G 0 A 10 PTS

Laurent Trepanier FR

Adam Mendelson SO 20 GP 5 G 1 A 6 PTS

Heikki Virtanen SO 8 GP 0 G 2 A 2 PTS

Mason Mara JR 8 GP 0 G 1 A 1 PTS

Easton Ryan SO 20 GP 5 G 4 A 9 PTS

Wilhelm Forsberg SO

Tristan Fasig SR 29 GP 5 G 6 A 11 PTS

Chris Duclair JR 31 GP 11 G 10 A 21 PTS

Kahili Fontana SR 30 GP 10 G 8 A 18 PTS

Ryan Remick SO 11 GP 4 G 3 A 7 PTS

Adam Ondris FR

Ignat Belov SR 29 GP 3 G 9 A 12 PTS

Logan Gotinsky JR 6 GP 0 G 2 A 2 PTS

Arvega Hovsepyan SO

Tamas Toth SO 19 GP 2 G 8 A 10 PTS



Graduated 178 GP 38 G 80 A 118 PTS

Cooper Swift, Austin Mourar, Matthew Perryman, Ethan Mulhearn, Matthew Iasenza, Luke Aquaro, Shane Shell
 
Plattsburgh
Ty Oller F 5-8 163 lbs 46 GP 11G 31A 42PTS Jersey Hitman NCDC

Felix-Antoine Parenteau F 5-9 146 lbs 29 GP 23G 23A 46PTS Kents Hill School USHS-Prep
 
Just looked at the Hobart schedule and it will be very different to not travel all the way to Boston and Vermont for travel weekends. The ice is in place at the Cooler and the team has been hitting the weight room to start the semester. Looking forward to the 2025-2026 season and earning another shot at the NCAA tournament.
 
Plattsburgh WHACKS Rivier 13-0. Next up Canton in 7 days. Quinn Tavares was a great pick up for Plattsburgh with 2 goals and 4 assists in today's contest. Couldn't get a read on goaltending since the puck was in the other end 95% of the game.
 
Bill-R- said:
Plattsburgh WHACKS Rivier 13-0. Next up Canton in 7 days. Quinn Tavares was a great pick up for Plattsburgh with 2 goals and 4 assists in today's contest. Couldn't get a read on goaltending since the puck was in the other end 95% of the game.
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I'm sure Utica is already making plans to snatch up Tavares like they did Tio D'Addario.
 
I know its only preseason but they're have been some crazy blowouts tonight in the sunyac. Oz beat fisher 8-3. Cortland beat kings 8-0. Platty beat Rivier 13-0 holy cow and Morrisville got the receiving end of 7-0 blowout by Utica. Not to mention buff state almost lost to niagaras club team
 
Preseason poll just came out and we all know who's #1 but at the bottom of the article it states the sunyac is now a 8 team tournament. No more 1st round byes.
 
Huge win by Canton over Trine. Hobart gets off to a winning start with 3-1 win over Elmira. opening game in the Cooler tomorrow with new Championship banner.
 
With the Yac having a down year last year, and with the NCHA, UCHC, and CNE guarenteed to have multiple bids for the next few years, along with the dissolving of the NEHC, I thought it would be good to have during the non-conference part of the season a weekly roundup discussing how the SUNYAC did that week, compare their results to other conferences, notable wins and losses, as well as weekly winners and losers. The focus will be on the SUNYAC and the 3 previously mentioned conferences, as personally I don't see any other conference getting multiple bids this year. If other conferences make substantial moves either up or down the pecking order, they will also be discussed. If I get anything wrong feel free to correct me. Notable results and weekly winners/losers can be subjective so feel free to argue why something should be added or deleted.

For the 1st week, relatively straightforward the SUNYAC has the best Non-Conference record in D3 Hockey boasting a 10-3 record and a 0.77 win %(No am i not counting that lame Fredonia Potsdam Series boooooo schedule real non-conference opponents). Only the NCHA has a win% greater than 0.5 with a 9-7-2 record. Both the CNE and UCHC went 0.5 this weekend. All other conference were below 0.5 this weekend.

Notable Wins:
Unranked SUNYAC SUNY Canton upsets #7 NCHA Trine at home. Should give the SUNYAC a boost and the NCHA a dip in the math
Unranked NCHA Dubuque upsets #11 WIACUW-Steven Points at home. Gives NCHA more depth at the bottom which will make it harder for other teams to break through in the math
#10 NCHA Adrian "upsets" #2 UCHC Utica on the road twice. Gives the NCHA a big boost and the UCHC gets hit hard in the math with these 2 results

Notable Losses:
#2 UCHC Utica loses to #10 NCHA Adrian at home twice. Already been mentioned, but still has to be noted here
#7 NCHA Trine loses to unranked SUNYAC SUNY Canton on the road. Already been mentioned, but still has to be noted here
RV SUNYAC SUNY Cortland loses to unranked MAC Alvernia at home. MAC will probably gain more than the SUNYAC will lose in the math but still, if you're trying to break though to get multiple bids results like this will not help.
#3 UCHC Geneseo ties unranked MAC Wilkes on the road. The MAC once again gets a result no one expects, while the tie will help a little, I think the UCHC lost more than what the MAC gained with this result
#5 NCHA St.Norbert loses to unranked MIAC St.Olaf in OT at home. The OT will make the math less hurtful, but this loss combined with the Trine loss will offset some of the Adrian gains

Weekly Winner(s): SUNYAC
The SUNYAC had the best Non-Conference record this weekend are it's really not particularly close. The Cortland loss to Alvernia stings but for the most part the league took care of business and heck even god awful SUNY Morrisville won a game.

Weekly Loser(s): UCHC
It's never a good week when the 3 best teams conference (Geneseo, Utica and Elmira for now) go a combined 0-4-1. Now granted those 4 losses are to Adrian and Hobart, but the math is often unforgiving, and that Wilkes tie is going to do the most damage. At least the rest of the league did well going 6-2 but none of those wins come close to offsetting the losses sustained this weekend.

Summary:
So what does this info mean? Absolutely nothing for now. Its only week 1. We don't have a big enough sample size to draw any meaningful conclusions for now and the needle will have barely moved. I'm sure the UCHC will bounce back and my beloved lakers looooooove their thanksgiving/winter break slump. As the season goes along, we'll be able to identify trends and possibly give context as to why certain teams and conferences are where they are in the pairwise.
 
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