Crystal Fieldhouse is excited to host for the first time 2015/2016 MCHC play off games. University of Michigan - Flint Men's team home arena! Games start Friday, February 12th and end on Saturday February 13, 2016
Arguably the top ACHA D3 league in the country will be in action again this weekend as the first two rounds of the MCHC Playoffs take place at Crystal Fieldhouse in Burton, MI and Eagles Ice Center in Grand Rapids, MI. Below are the match ups and game times.
MCHC East - Crystal Fieldhouse in Burton, MI
Feb 12 – 5:00pm (warm-ups at 4:30pm) #2 Adrian College Gold vs. #7 Northwood University
Feb 12 – 8:30pm (warm-ups at 8:00pm) #3 Central Michigan University vs. #6 University of Michigan-Flint
Feb 12 – 8:30pm (warm-ups at 8:00pm) #4 Lawrence Tech Unversity vs. #5 Saginaw Valley State University
Feb 13 – 2:00pm (warm-ups at 1:30pm) #1 Oakland University vs. lowest remaining
Feb 13 – 5:30pm (warm-ups at 5:00pm) 2 middle seeds remaining
MCHC West - Eagles Ice Center in Grand Rapids, MI
Feb 12 – 6:30pm (warm-ups at 6:00pm) #3 Hope College vs. #6 Adrian College Black
Feb 12 – 9:00pm (warm-ups at 8:30pm) #4 Grand Valley State Unversity vs. #5 Michigan State University
Feb 13 – 2:30pm (warm-ups at 2:00pm) #1 Calvin College vs. lowest remaining
Feb 13 – 5:00pm (warm-ups at 4:30pm) #2 Aquinas College vs. highest remaining
ABOUT MCHA
The Michigan Collegiate Hockey Conference (MCHC) is an ACHA Division 3 conference made up of smaller colleges and universities in the state of Michigan.
ACHA National Champions
The MCHC has produced nine National Championship teams, the most of any Division 3 conference, including Ferris State (1994), Muskegon Community College (2003), Calvin College (2004), Saginaw Valley State (2009, 2010), Adrian College-Gold (2012, 2013, 2014) and Michigan State University (2015). SVSU became the first school in Division 3 history to not only win two National Championships, but to do it in back-to-back years. Adrian College-Gold later became the first school in Division 3 history to not only make three straight National Championship Games, but to win all three.
ACHA National Runner-Ups
The MCHC has produced seven National Runner-Ups including Hope College (2003, 2010, 2011, 2014), Northwood (2006), Davenport (2012) and Michigan-Flint (2013). Hope College is the first school in Division 3 to make it to four National Championship games.
ACHA National Championship Game
Five times the ACHA Division 3 National Championship Game has featured two MCHC teams. In 2003 Muskegon Community College vs. Hope College, in 2010 Saginaw Valley State vs. Hope College, in 2012 Adrian College-Gold vs. Davenport, in 2013 Adrian College vs. Michigan-Flint and in 2014 Adrian College-Gold vs. Hope College.
Regular Season Format
The MCHC is divided into two, seven team divisions: East and West. Teams play each team within their division twice (home and away). Teams earn two points for a win, one point for an overtime loss and one point for a tie (no shootouts). The team with the most points at the end of the season wins their division. If two teams earn the same amount of points, they will be co-winners (no tie breaker).
MCHC East - Crystal Fieldhouse in Burton, MI
Feb 12 – 5:00pm (warm-ups at 4:30pm) #2 Adrian College Gold vs. #7 Northwood University
Feb 12 – 8:30pm (warm-ups at 8:00pm) #3 Central Michigan University vs. #6 University of Michigan-Flint
Feb 12 – 8:30pm (warm-ups at 8:00pm) #4 Lawrence Tech Unversity vs. #5 Saginaw Valley State University
Feb 13 – 2:00pm (warm-ups at 1:30pm) #1 Oakland University vs. lowest remaining
Feb 13 – 5:30pm (warm-ups at 5:00pm) 2 middle seeds remaining
MCHC West - Eagles Ice Center in Grand Rapids, MI
Feb 12 – 6:30pm (warm-ups at 6:00pm) #3 Hope College vs. #6 Adrian College Black
Feb 12 – 9:00pm (warm-ups at 8:30pm) #4 Grand Valley State Unversity vs. #5 Michigan State University
Feb 13 – 2:30pm (warm-ups at 2:00pm) #1 Calvin College vs. lowest remaining
Feb 13 – 5:00pm (warm-ups at 4:30pm) #2 Aquinas College vs. highest remaining
ABOUT MCHA
The Michigan Collegiate Hockey Conference (MCHC) is an ACHA Division 3 conference made up of smaller colleges and universities in the state of Michigan.
ACHA National Champions
The MCHC has produced nine National Championship teams, the most of any Division 3 conference, including Ferris State (1994), Muskegon Community College (2003), Calvin College (2004), Saginaw Valley State (2009, 2010), Adrian College-Gold (2012, 2013, 2014) and Michigan State University (2015). SVSU became the first school in Division 3 history to not only win two National Championships, but to do it in back-to-back years. Adrian College-Gold later became the first school in Division 3 history to not only make three straight National Championship Games, but to win all three.
ACHA National Runner-Ups
The MCHC has produced seven National Runner-Ups including Hope College (2003, 2010, 2011, 2014), Northwood (2006), Davenport (2012) and Michigan-Flint (2013). Hope College is the first school in Division 3 to make it to four National Championship games.
ACHA National Championship Game
Five times the ACHA Division 3 National Championship Game has featured two MCHC teams. In 2003 Muskegon Community College vs. Hope College, in 2010 Saginaw Valley State vs. Hope College, in 2012 Adrian College-Gold vs. Davenport, in 2013 Adrian College vs. Michigan-Flint and in 2014 Adrian College-Gold vs. Hope College.
Regular Season Format
The MCHC is divided into two, seven team divisions: East and West. Teams play each team within their division twice (home and away). Teams earn two points for a win, one point for an overtime loss and one point for a tie (no shootouts). The team with the most points at the end of the season wins their division. If two teams earn the same amount of points, they will be co-winners (no tie breaker).
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