According to the 6/25/10 NCAA News of the Day, the 2012 and 2013 NCAA Men's D-III Ice Hockey Championships will be hosted by Plattsburgh State and played at Lake Placid.
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NCAA D-III Championships Coming back East
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Re: NCAA D-III Championships Coming back East
But there's another interesting tidbit in there. In 2013, the Women's Lax will be a joint DII/DIII championship. If its good enough in Women's Lacrosse, why not men's ice hockey?
But there's another interesting tidbit in there. In 2013, the Women's Lax will be a joint DII/DIII championship. If its good enough in Women's Lacrosse, why not men's ice hockey?
Re: NCAA D-III Championships Coming back East
Further giveaway that they are separate championships is that it does not say National Collegiate......
Oh well!!!
Not necessarily. It could mean that the D-II and D-III women's lax champioships are at the same site, like the men's D-I,II. & III lax finals.
Further giveaway that they are separate championships is that it does not say National Collegiate......
Oh well!!!
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CARDS_rule_the_Burgh
Nate LePage, Siena '13
Re: NCAA D-III Championships Coming back East
Definitely. But in all honesty, 2/3 of DIII is in the east, so it makes sense that at least 2/3 of the time the predetermined site should be in the east.
Since the switch to predetermined sites (and year before):
(2007: West -eastern winner)
2008: East -western winner
2009: East -eastern winner
2010: East -eastern winner
2011:West
2012: East
2013: East
That's a 5/1 split (5/2 if you count 2007), with the west winning 25% of the time (and being in the final game 75%).
I'll admit, the hosting numbers are a bit lopsided, but that's Ridder Arena's fault, not NCAA's. If we had 2010 and 2011 in Ridder Arena (which I know wasn't actually discussed, but for argument's sake...), the split would be 6/3since 2007, which matches the 47/24 (darn close to 2/1) split in teams in DIII.
Definitely. But in all honesty, 2/3 of DIII is in the east, so it makes sense that at least 2/3 of the time the predetermined site should be in the east.
Since the switch to predetermined sites (and year before):
(2007: West -eastern winner)
2008: East -western winner
2009: East -eastern winner
2010: East -eastern winner
2011:West
2012: East
2013: East
That's a 5/1 split (5/2 if you count 2007), with the west winning 25% of the time (and being in the final game 75%).
I'll admit, the hosting numbers are a bit lopsided, but that's Ridder Arena's fault, not NCAA's. If we had 2010 and 2011 in Ridder Arena (which I know wasn't actually discussed, but for argument's sake...), the split would be 6/3since 2007, which matches the 47/24 (darn close to 2/1) split in teams in DIII.
norm1909
Larry Normandin
Re: NCAA D-III Championships Coming back East
Alas, they are seperate championships hosted at a joint site, and have been for awhile.
The joint DII/DIII 2009 championships were held in Salem, VA.
2011 will be at Adelphi - the first host for the Division II and III Women's Lacrosse Championship from the state of New York..
Changing topics slightly, here is some info on the NCAA DII and DIII Leadership on Planned Academic All-America® Program Expansion.
Not necessarily. It could mean that the D-II and D-III women's lax champioships are at the same site, like the men's D-I,II. & III lax finals.
Further giveaway that they are separate championships is that it does not say National Collegiate......
Oh well!!!
Alas, they are seperate championships hosted at a joint site, and have been for awhile.
The joint DII/DIII 2009 championships were held in Salem, VA.
2011 will be at Adelphi - the first host for the Division II and III Women's Lacrosse Championship from the state of New York..
Changing topics slightly, here is some info on the NCAA DII and DIII Leadership on Planned Academic All-America® Program Expansion.
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I was grasping for something that could be used as a precedent. Oh well!
Alas, they are seperate championships hosted at a joint site, and have been for awhile.
The joint DII/DIIO 2009 championships were held in Salem, VA.
2011 will be at Adelphi - the first host for the Division II and III Women's Lacrosse Championship from the state of New York..
Changing topics slightly, here is some info on the NCAA DII and DIII Leadership on Planned Academic All-America® Program Expansion.
I was grasping for something that could be used as a precedent. Oh well!
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norm1909
Larry Normandin
Re: NCAA D-III Championships Coming back East
Hummm, so if half the players are from Canada, in all honesty 1/2 the time the site should be in Canada
Hummm, so if half the players are from Canada, in all honesty 1/2 the time the site should be in Canada
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Haha...boy am I so glad that you reminded me....
You still wearing all those beads?
Haha...boy am I so glad that you reminded me....