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D-III seasons of old

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Considerable historical data can be found here, using Norwich since 1925 as an example. (Use the "Search" box).

Here is a heck of a coaching record ;) 1896-1976
CHN and USCHO have the overall standings. These sources had me started on this path. I was looking for conference alignment for D-II/D-III dating to the beginning of the D-III tournament and figured historical standings, if available, would provide that. The ECACs have been a pain to trace where the MCHA, MIAC and NCHA (including WIAC!!) are out there.

Must be an East - West thing.

As to the RIT media guide link, good stuff not much old detail out there from the ECAC West or East. And... On Wisconsin!

They were at the time. (How else did you beat bemidji in the finals, and then watch Bemidji beat "#vacated" the next year for the title?)
Didn't "vacated" play up and make the D-I Final in 1992 against another D-II program, Lake Superior?
 
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... I was looking for conference alignment for D-II/D-III dating to the beginning of the D-III tournament and figured historical standings, if available, would provide that...

The Plattsburgh 2008-09 Media Guide is here (they didn't create a 2009-10). Their yearly records begin on PDF page 38 of 56, unfortunately it doesn't show conference/non-conference, but it does provide some more detailed information.
 
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The Plattsburgh 2008-09 Media Guide is here (they didn't create a 2009-10). Their yearly records begin on PDF page 38 of 56, unfortunately it doesn't show conference/non-conference, but it does provide some more detailed information.
Haven't seen this one, much obliged. Actually does note the conference games and SUNYAC record for each season - even NYCHA. I found a few other team media guides a few weeks ago that listed past results and noted the conference and conference playoff games. Wesleyan, Wentworth and the now D-I MAAC/AH media guides are pretty good.

SUNYAC was part of ECAC West was it not? If so, when did this change?
 
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Haven't seen this one, much obliged. Actually does note the conference games and SUNYAC record for each season - even NYCHA. I found a few other team media guides a few weeks ago that listed past results and noted the conference and conference playoff games. Wesleyan, Wentworth and the now D-I MAAC/AH media guides are pretty good.

SUNYAC was part of ECAC West was it not? If so, when did this change?

When SUNYAC went to a multi-weekend playoff structure the teams were no longer able to compete in the ECAC tourney and therefore were no longer considered members.
 
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Haven't seen this one, much obliged. Actually does note the conference games and SUNYAC record for each season - even NYCHA. I found a few other team media guides a few weeks ago that listed past results and noted the conference and conference playoff games. Wesleyan, Wentworth and the now D-I MAAC/AH media guides are pretty good.

SUNYAC was part of ECAC West was it not? If so, when did this change?

I never noticed that the * ^ % ! $ @, etc. applied to games other than the post season, but you are correct, they do :cool:
 
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I would like to see someone put together an old uniforms of DIII site. I love the ones that chronicle the old EPL clubs. I think that would be kind of cool.
 
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