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This is the 2016-17 Colonial Hockey Conference Women's hockey season.  This is the conference's second season.

Membership Changes

  • In September 2016, Daniel Webster College as a whole and not just the athletic program annouced it would cease to exist at the end of the school year,  as the Nashua, New Hampshire based school was owned and operated by ITT Technical Institute, who filed for bankrupcy protection after the United States government cracked down on the school.  The property was purchased by Southern New Hampshire University.   The school has begun the process of being combined into the SNHU community through a teach-out agreement and the school will cease to exist over the next year.  Due to a lack of players the team was unable to complete a roster to be able to play for the season and was forced to cancel what would be its second and final season as the school will cease to exist at the end of the 2016-17 school year.
  • In October 2016, it was announced that the Stevenson Mustangs would be joining the United Collegiate Hockey Conference and the Middle Atlantic Conferences for the 2017-18 season when the league's commence play.

League members

Team Location Arena
Becker Hawks Worcester, Massachusetts New England Sports Center
Endicott Gulls Beverly, Massachusetts Raymond J Bourque Arena
Johnson and Wales Wildcats Providence, Rhode Island Dennis M. Lynch Arena
Morrisville Mustangs Morrisville, New York Morrisville Iceplex
Salem State Vikings Salem, Massachusetts Rockett Arena
Stevenson Mustangs Owings Mills, Maryland Reisterstown Sportsplex
SUNY Canton Kangaroos Canton, New York SUNY Canton Athletic and Recreation Center

Withdrew Prior to season

Team Location Arena
Daniel Webster Eagles Nashua, New Hampshire Conway Arena

Standings

To be added upon completion of the regular season

Conference Tournament

Format

The top six teams qualify for the conference tournament.  The top two seeds earn a bye to the semifinals.  The quarterfinals will match up #3 hosting #6 and #4 hosting #5 on February 27th.

The semifinals will have the top seed hosting the lower seeded quarterfinal winner and the second seed hosting the higher seeded quarterfinal winner on March 5th.  The higher seeded semifinal final winner will host the lower seeded semifinal winner on March 6th.  The winner of the tournament does not earn an automatic bid to the 2017 NCAA Division III Women's Ice Hockey Tournament.  The conference will not earn an automatic bid until the 2017-18 season

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