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{{Infobox Athletic Conference
|name = Northeast Collegiate Hockey League
|short_name = NECHL
|established = 2007
|logo = Nechl logo.png
|logo_size = 150
|association = ACHA
|division = Division I
|members = 8
|sports = Ice hockey
|mens = yes
|womens =
|region = Northeast
|hq_city = New Brunswick
|hq_state = New Jersey
|commissioner = Andy Gojdycz
|website = NECHL site
|font_color = white
|map = NECHLmap.PNG
|map_size = 250
}}The Northeast Collegiate Hockey League is an ACHA Division I hockey League consisting of 8 teams in the Northeastern part of the USA. FormatTeams play a 14 game league schedule, playing each of the other 7 teams twice. At the conclusion of the regular season the league holds a post season tournament. An Automatic bid to the ACHA Men's Division I National Championship Tournament is awarded to the winner of the post season tournament. Membership| School | Location | Founded | Affiliation | Enrollment | Nickname | Primary conference | | University at Buffalo | Buffalo, NY | 1846 | Public | 28,192 | Bulls | Mid-American Conference (D-I) | | Canisius College | Buffalo, NY | 1870 | Private/Roman Catholic | 5,152 | Golden Griffins | Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference (D-I) | | Cornell University | Ithaca, NY | 1865 | Private/Non-sectarian | 19,800 | Big Red | Ivy League (D-I) | | Niagara University | Lewiston, NY | 1856 | Private/Catholic | 3,746 | Purple Eagles | Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference (D-I) | | Rochester Institute of Technology | Henrietta, NY | 1829 | Private/Non-sectarian | 13,861 | Tigers | Empire 8 (D-III) | | St. Bonaventure University | Allegany, NY | 1858 | Private/Catholic | 2,700 | Bonnies | Atlantic 10 Conference (D-I) | | SUNY Cortland | Cortland, NY | 1868 | Public | 7,234 | Red Dragons | SUNYAC (D-III) | | SUNY Oswego | Oswego, NY | 1861 | Public | 8,909 | Lakers | SUNYAC (D-III) | |
Note: Canisius, Cornell, Niagara, and RIT also field NCAA Division I hockey teams, SUNY - Cortland and SUNY - Oswego also field NCAA Division III.Former MembersBinghamton University, moved to the UNYCHLSyracuse University, moved to the ESCHLIthaca College, moved to the UNYCHLConference arenas| School | Hockey Arena | Capacity |
|---|
| Buffalo | Northtown Center | 1,800 | | Canisius | HarborCenter | 1,900 | | Cornell | Lynah Rink | 4,300 | | Niagara | Dwyer Arena | 2,300 | | RIT | Frank Ritter Memorial Ice Arena | 2,100 | | St. Bonaventure | William O. Smith Recreation Center | 600 | | SUNY - Cortland | Alumni Arena | 2,500 | | SUNY - Oswego | Campus Center Ice Arena | 2,500 | |
ReferencesExternal linksSee also- American Collegiate Hockey Association
- List of ice hockey leagues
{{ACHA Division I}} 2 : ACHA Division 1 conferences|2007 establishments in the United States |