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My understanding is that Division II transfer rules apply to the DII members of the NEWHA (Assumption, Franklin Pierce, Post, St. Anselm and St. Michael's). I think players at SHU, LIU and Stonehill would follow DI rules.
As I best understand it:
Division II players have to enter the portal, but they do not have the restricted transfer window that Division I players do. Otherwise, the rules mirror Division I.
Through this year, Division III players do not need to be entered into the portal to talk to other...
Jessica Campbell, the assistant coach of the Kraken, also coached for the Firebirds and in Germany. She had some stints for girls' clubs before transitioning to coaching men.
Kim Weiss coached for the Washington Pride girls program before transitioning to the NAHL Maryland Black Bears as...
Middlebury has announced that Head Coach Bill Mandigo will retire in June. He finishes his head coaching career at 698-185-60. If Midd had won the NESCAC that would have been win 700.
Middlebury's assistant coach, Emily McNamara, an AHCA Head Coach of the Year in her own right from her time...
So the quarterfinals are set as:
Williams at UW-River Falls
Hamline at Norwich
Wilkes at Nazareth
Elmira at Amherst
Unless Williams upsets the 2-time defending champs, the NCAA is on the hook for guaranteed 2 flights, possibly 3 (if Norwich beats Hamline at home).
Wilkes has advanced over Adrian 2-1.
Both CSB vs Amherst and Plattsburgh vs Williams are going to OT tied at 1.
Elmira leads Augsburg 3-1 after 2 periods. Amazing how the Soaring Eagles take flight at just the right time these past few seasons.
Hamline leads Endicott 1-0 after 2.
There's also 2013 when it had to be out west after being east 3 straight years so they made a predetermined site of UW-Superior.
Plattsburgh went in undefeated, got shut out by Middlebury who then lost to Elmira in the championship. And my understanding has always been all three teams were on...
Bracket
Side 1:
[ Plattsburgh at Williams] at River Falls
[Saint Benedict at Amherst] vs [Elmira at Augsburg]
Side 2:
[Endicott at Hamline] at Norwich
[Adrian at Wilkes] at Nazareth
I think this is River Falls' tourney to lose.
Amherst wins the NESCAC, the NPI has updated and thus the field is set:
1) UWRF
2) Norwich
3 Nazareth
4) Amherst
5) Augsburg
6) Wilkes
7) Hamline
8) Williams
9) Plattsburgh
10) Endicott
11) Adrian
12) Elmira
13) St. Benedict
Amherst leads Colby only 1-0 after 2. If they close it out, Williams is the last team in. If Amherst loses they get the last at large.
At large teams this year:
UWRF
Norwich
Nazareth
Augsburg
Hamline
Williams or Amherst
If they put no intra-conference above no flights, it looks something like this:
Endicott @ Hamline, winner to UWRF
Plattsburgh @ Williams, winner to Norwich
Adrian @ Wilkes, winner to Nazareth
CSB @ Amherst, the winner faces the winner of the next QF
Elmira @ Augsburg, winner faces the winner...
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