Colonial States College Hockey Conference
OCTOBER 15TH-17TH RECAP
Date:10/20/2021 Source:Colonial States College Hockey Conference
By Michael Battista/@MichaelB_96 Last weekend was full of firsts in the Colonial. Bryn Athyn College played their first game as a member of the CSCHC since they joined the conference earlier this year. The game between The College of New Jersey and the University of Pennsylvania was the first time the two teams had met since the 2020 Colonial Cup Final and ended with the first conference ...
OCTOBER 8TH-10TH RECAP
Date:10/14/2021 Source:Colonial States College Hockey Conference
By Michael Battista/@MichaelB_96 High offense dominated the Colonial this week. Six games saw teams win by four or more goals while two goalies earned clean sheets. After four full weekends of play three teams remain undefeated in conference play; The University of Pennsylvania (UPenn), Rutgers University, and Seton Hall University (not counting Bryn Athyn College who have yet to hit the ice). &...
OCTOBER 1ST-3RD RECAP
Date:10/07/2021 Source:Colonial States College Hockey Conference
By Michael Battista/@MichaelB_96 A busy weekend kicked off October for the Colonial States College Hockey Conference. Five games affected the Colonial standings while plenty of action happened against non-league schools. The Monmouth Hawks were the lone team to win a game outside of conference play while two more remain undefeated in the young season. Recap and scores below: Seton Hall Defeat W...
WEEKEND RECAP SEPT 24-26
Date:09/29/2021 Source:Colonial States College Hockey Conference
By Michael Battista/@MichaelB_96 The second full weekend in the Colonial saw two conference matchups as the Liberty Division officially kicked off. Two former champions in Princeton and The College of New Jersey battled it out as historic Hobey Baker Memorial Ice Rink while Seton Hall exacted some revenge against Monmouth following their scrimmage game last week. Combined with all the non-confere...
WEEKEND RECAP SEPT 17-19
Date:09/24/2021 Source:Colonial States College Hockey Conference
After many months the Colonial States College Hockey Conference and it’s teams are back on the ice. All but two schools played their first games of the year since the month began. Including two games last week Colonial teams went 4-4-1 (W-L-OL) against non-conference opponents to open the season. Among the bunch, two teams also met for the first conference clash of the year with it also bein...
2021/22 DIVISIONAL REALIGNMENT
Date:05/06/2021 Source:Colonial States College Hockey Conference
Trenton, NJ - The Colonial States College Hockey Conference (CSCHC) is excited to announce plans for the upcoming 2021-22 season. The conference’s seventh season will see it welcome two new members, Stockton University and Bryn Athyn College, as well as the introduction of a new format that will enhance the level of competitive play while also limiting the amount of travel for each team. Add...
BRYN ATHYN JOINS THE COLONIAL
Date:04/16/2021 Source:Colonial States College Hockey Conference
BRYN ATHYN, Pa. - Fresh off their acceptance as an American Collegiate Hockey Association Division II member, the club hockey program has been accepted into the Colonial States College Hockey Conference (CSCHC). The CSCHC is a college ice hockey league based in the mid-Atlantic region of the United States. The conference is part of the American Collegiate Hockey&...
CSCHC CANCELS WINTER SEASON
Date:12/01/2020 Source:Colonial States College Hockey Conference
(TRENTON, NJ - December 1, 2020) - The Colonial States College Hockey Conference (CSCHC) has decided to cancel it’s Winter 2020-21 season. This decision was agreed upon by commissioner John Bullis and the CSCHC Executive Board alongside member representatives. This decision to cancel does not come lightly but out of necessity as SARS-CoV-2 (COVID-19) infection levels rise around the country...
2020-21 SEASON POSTPONED UNTIL JANUARY
Date:08/17/2020 Source:Colonial States College Hockey Conference
(TRENTON, NJ - August 17, 2020) - Colonial States College Hockey Conference (CSCHC) commissioner John Bullis has announced that the conference has voted to postpone the start of the 2020-21 season until January 2021. This decision comes after multiple discussions with the members of the CSCHC and as multiple schools and NCAA athletic conferences opt to cancel fall athletics. This includes, but is...
2019/20 ALL COLONIAL TEAMS
Date:04/20/2020 Source:Colonial States College Hockey Conference
By Michael Battista / @MichaelB_96 The Colonial States College Hockey Conference is excited to announce the full roster of All Colonial teams from the 2019–20 season. All 10 CSCHC members are represented on at least one of the four All Colonial teams, with the University of Pennsylvania (UPenn) landing the most with six players spread across the rosters. The Quakers’ Brett Rahbany, w...
STOCKTON JOINS THE COLONIAL
Date:04/14/2020 Source:Colonial States College Hockey Conference
By Michael Battista / @MichaelB_96 The Colonial States College Hockey Conference is happy to announce that Stockton University will be joining its ranks for the 2020-21 season. The Ospreys will become the 11th members of the CSCHC and seventh New Jersey program. This will also be the first time the program will play at the Division II level within the American Collegiate Hockey Conference (ACHA)....
REGIONALS RECAP, TCNJ FALLS TO WAKE FOREST
Date:03/06/2020 Source:Colonial States College Hockey Conference
By Michael Battista / @MichaelB_96 CSCHC Writer The College of New Jersey fell in its attempt to win a second time in the ACHA Southeast Regional Play-in Round. Despite holding a lead for a majority of the game, the 12th seeded Lions could not hold back the 9th seed Wake Forest University offense and lost, 3-2, in overtime. Head coach Andrew Ducko said afterwards that he knows his team accompli...
REGIONALS PREVIEW, TCNJ vs WAKE FOREST
Date:02/26/2020 Source:Colonial States College Hockey Conference
By Michael Battista / @MichaelB_96 CSCHC Writer The ACHA Southeast Regional Tournament will be taking place this weekend at Loucks Ice Center in Lawrenceville, NJ. Over the course of three days, 10 teams will compete in an effort to punch their tickets to the Division II National Tournament in Frisco, Texas next month. The College of New Jersey will be defending its home ice as the ...
COLONIAL CUP PLAYOFF RECAP, TCNJ WINS COLONIAL CUP!
Date:02/23/2020 Source:Colonial States College Hockey Conference
By Michael Battista / @MichaelB_96 The top seeded College of New Jersey beat the (#2) University of Pennsylvania, 3-2, on Sunday to win its fourth straight Colonial Cup. In the process, the Lions became the first ACHA Southeast team to win four conference titles in as many years and tied a regional record for consecutive conference final appearances (5). The team is also the first Colonial States...
COLONIAL CUP PLAYOFF PREVIEW
Date:02/14/2020 Source:Colonial States College Hockey Conference
By Michael Battista / @MichaelB_96 The 2020 Colonial Cup playoffs are set to start tonight as four teams begin their quest for the trophy, with two more carefully watching in the wings. The field includes a possible history-maker, multiple come-back stories, teams looking to break through into the top of the conference conversation, and more. The full schedule for the playoffs can be found here....
COLONIAL WEEK 16 RECAP
Date:02/12/2020 Source:Colonial States College Hockey Conference
By Michael Battista / @MichaelB_96 It’s over! The Colonial States College Hockey Conference regular season has come to a conclusion and after 16 weeks the playoff field is finally set. Four teams will hit the ice this Friday and the winners of those games will go-on to play the top two seeded teams on Saturday. The final two will meet on Sunday to determine a Colonial Cup champion. TCNJ Ta...
COLONIAL CUP PLAYOFF MATCHUPS ANNOUNCED
Date:02/11/2020 Source:Colonial States College Hockey Conference
Congratulations to the teams that qualified for the 2020 Colonial Cup Playoffs! 1st) The College of New Jersey 2nd) University of Pennsylvania 3rd) Scranton University 4th) Rutgers University 5th) West Chester University 6th) Millersville University Lions Hockey Live will be broadcasting the semifinals and the championship game at bit.ly/lionshockeylive Friday, February 14th ...
COLONIAL WEEK 15 RECAP
Date:02/06/2020 Source:Colonial States College Hockey Conference
By Michael Battista / @MichaelB_96 In the penultimate regular season weekend, CSCHC teams hit the ice in hopes of improving playoff seeding or finishing the season strong. The race for the final playoff positions heated up and we now have at least one game this upcoming weekend between two teams gunning for the same spot. The College of New Jersey and University of Pennsylvania, both teams that h...
COLONIAL WEEK 14 RECAP
Date:01/30/2020 Source:Colonial States College Hockey Conference
By Michael Battista / @MichaelB_96 After 14 weeks the Colonial Cup playoffs are set as the final two teams punched their tickets last weekend. Both Millersville University and West Chester University followed up tough losses with conference wins that will see them compete in Lawrenceville this February. Additionally, teams at the top continue to jockey for position in hopes of earning a first rou...
COLONIAL WEEK 13 RECAP
Date:01/23/2020 Source:Colonial States College Hockey Conference
By Michael Battista / @MichaelB_96 Hockey has returned to the Colonial States College Hockey Conference as the push for the playoffs kicks into high gear. While most of the games this past week were against non-conference opponents as teams test themselves against new competition, the few games that did impact the standings were critical as a fourth school has clinched its place in the postseason...
COLONIAL WEEK 12 & SEMESTER RECAP
Date:12/15/2019 Source:Colonial States College Hockey Conference
By Michael Battista / @MichaelB_96 The fall has come to an end in the Colonial and after 12 weeks of games the final standings are already coming into focus. The three top teams in the CSCHC (UPenn Quakers, Scranton Royals, and TCNJ Lions) have all clinched a spot in February’s playoff tournament. On the other end of things, both the Princeton Tigers and Monmouth Hawks are officially out of...
COLONIAL WEEK 11 RECAP
Date:12/06/2019 Source:Colonial States College Hockey Conference
By Michael Battista / @MichaelB_96 Before the Thanksgiving holiday, the Colonial had a staked weekend of games with most teams going against one-another for points in the standings. The teams at the top, while thankful for the results so far, had a mixed bag of results last week. The University of Pennsylvania picked up a big win over Scranton, splitting the fall series, but also received ...
COLONIAL WEEK 10 RECAP
Date:11/22/2019 Source:Colonial States College Hockey Conference
By Michael Battista / @MichaelB_96 Last weekend in The Colonial saw the final undefeated team fall in conference play. The College of New Jersey had a chance last Saturday to make-ground against the University of Pennsylvania but instead the Lions were awarded their first loss of the year against the Quakers who remain in second place. Elsewhere, NJIT put up a fight against the University of Scra...
COLONIAL WEEK 9 RECAP
Date:11/15/2019 Source:Colonial States College Hockey Conference
By Michael Battista / @MichaelB_96 A number of players had career games last weekend in the Colonial States College Hockey Conference. The University of Pennsylvania's Brett Rahbany scored five goals and assisted on two more against West Chester University and New Jersey Institute of Technology forward Michael Caufield scored six goals against Princeton in his team’s best showing ...
COLONIAL WEEK 8 RECAP
Date:11/07/2019 Source:Colonial States College Hockey Conference
By Michael Battista / @MichaelB_96 All Colonial Conference action in Weekend 8 as nine of the ten members were in action against one-another. High scoring wins for The College of New Jersey and the University of Pennsylvania were the only action those schools as they remain at the top of the standings. The team they beat, Millersville University, endured a grueling three game set and was able to ...
COLONIAL WEEK 7 RECAP
Date:11/01/2019 Source:Colonial States College Hockey Conference
By Michael Battista (@MichaelB_96) Inter-conference action picked up in The Colonial during Week 7. The two top teams in the conference, UPenn and Scranton, needed a shootout to decide a winner and a packed house rocked Lancaster Ice Rink for Millersville’s Homecoming game on Friday night. In addition, NJIT was the only team during the weekend to play games outside the CSCHC as it ...
COLONIAL WEEK 6 RECAP
Date:10/26/2019 Source:Colonial States College Hockey Conference
By Michael Battista (@MichaelB_96) A huge week in terms of standing implications last weekend for both conference position and in terms of possible ACHA standings. Two of the Colonial States College Hockey Conference undefeated teams faced off while two teams looking for their first win also hit the ice against one-another. In total, seven conference match-ups helped determine the new sta...
UPENN, SCRANTON & TCNJ UNDEFEATED IN THE COLONIAL
Date:10/18/2019 Source:Colonial States College Hockey Conference
In a weekend heavy with conference action, all ten Colonial States College Hockey Conference were active for the sixth full weekend of competition. Eight of them battled in games for the conference standings while two others played outside the CSCHC, including one playing an ACHA Division 1 side. The top of the table is becoming more clear while the middle remains a battleground. As it currently ...
BUSY WEEKEND FOR PRINCETON & TCNJ
Date:10/10/2019 Source:Colonial States College Hockey Conference
The fourth weekend of competition in the Colonial States Collegiate Hockey Conference was the first to have games all three days that affected standings. For Princeton University, the three day gauntlet saw it drop three games to CSCHC teams, with bigger deficits in each one while The College of New Jersey and the University of Pennsylvania both swept their two conference games. In addition, membe...
BUSY SECOND WEEKEND IN THE COLONIAL
Date:09/26/2019 Source:Colonial States College Hockey Conference
Despite only one game affecting Colonial States College Hockey Conference standings, much like last week, all but two teams were in action over the past weekend. In total, 13 games took place between Friday and Sunday with high scoring and late defensive stands. The teams will need to be ready for this weekend as five games take place between CSCHC teams. Not only that, but two more (Millersville ...
