MCHA tournament

Midwest Collegiate Hockey Association Tournament
Conference Hockey Championship
Sport	Ice hockey
Conference	MCHA
Format	Single-elimination
Played	1999–2013

The Midwest Collegiate Hockey Association Tournament was a Division III college ice hockey tournament held annually to determine the MCHA champion. The tournament operated from the inception of the conference in 1999 to its absorption by the NCHA in 2013.

History

The MCHA tournament was held every year that the MCHA existed and was discontinued when the NCHA absorbed the MCHA. Originally the tournament was an entirely single-elimination format, but after the league expanded to 6 teams in 2004–05, each round was changed to point system; two teams would play two games against one another with the first to three points being declared the winner (two points for a win, one point for a tie). After two games, if both teams remained tied, a 20-minute mini-game was played to determine which team would advance. In accordance with NCAA rules, mini-games did not count for a team's standings or statistics and were only used to decide which team progressed.

1999

Seed	School	Record
1	Findlay
2	Marian	12–3–0
3	MSOE	4–7–2
4	Northland	2–8–2

	Semifinals February 26					Championship February 27
	1	Findlay	19
	4	Northland	2
						1	Findlay	9
						2	Marian	1
	2	Marian	4
	3	MSOE	1			Third-Place
						3	MSOE	4
						4	Northland	6

Note: * denotes overtime period(s)

2000

Seed	School	Record
1	Minnesota–Crockston	10–0–0
2	Marian	12–2–0
3	MSOE	8–6–0
4	Northland	2–13–1

	Semifinals February 25					Championship February 26
	1	Minnesota–Crockston	6
	4	Northland	4
						1	Minnesota–Crockston	4
						2	Marian	3
	2	Marian	3
	3	MSOE	2			Third-Place
						3	MSOE	9
						4	Northland	4

Note: * denotes overtime period(s)

2001

Seed	School	Record
1	Minnesota–Crockston	11–0–1
2	Marian	11–2–1
3	Northland	6–10–0
4	Lawrence	3–10–1

	Semifinals February 23					Championship February 24
	1	Minnesota–Crockston	7
	4	Lawrence	3
						1	Minnesota–Crockston	1
						2	Marian	5
	2	Marian	7*
	3	Northland	6			Third-Place
						3	Northland	3
						4	Lawrence	5

Note: * denotes overtime period(s)

2002

Seed	School	Record
1	Marian	16–0–0
2	MSOE	8–8–0
3	Minnesota–Crockston	6–10–0
4	Lawrence	6–10–0
5	Northland	4–12–0

Template:5TeamBracket-with 3rd Note: * denotes overtime period(s)

2003

Seed	School	Record
1	Minnesota–Crockston	10–3–3
2	Marian	10–4–2
3	Lawrence	10–6–0
4	MSOE	4–10–2
5	Northland	2–13–1

Template:5TeamBracket-with 3rd Note: * denotes overtime period(s)

2004

Seed	School	Record
1	Marian	14–2–0
2	Minnesota–Crockston	10–5–1
3	MSOE	9–7–0
4	Lawrence	3–12–1
5	Northland	2–12–2

Note: As the top seed, Marian served as host for the entire tournament. Template:5TeamBracket-with 3rd Note: * denotes overtime period(s)

2005

Seed	School	Record	Seed	School	Record
1	MSOE	13–3–0	4	Finlandia	7–8–1
2	Lawrence	9–7–0	5	Marian	7–8–1
3	Minnesota–Crockston	9–7–0	6	Northland	2–14–0

Template:6TeamBracket-NCAA6 Note: * denotes overtime period(s)
Mini games in italics

2006

Seed	School	Record	Seed	School	Record
1	MSOE	17–2–1	4	Lawrence	7–9–4
2	Marian	13–6–1	5	Minnesota–Crockston	6–13–1
3	Finlandia	9–8–3	6	Northland	3–17–0

Note: Lawrence served as host for the entire tournament. Template:6TeamBracket-NCAA2 Note: * denotes overtime period(s)

2007

Seed	School	Record	Seed	School	Record
1	MSOE	16–2–2	4	Lawrence	8–11–1
2	Finlandia	15–5–0	5	Minnesota–Crockston	5–13–2
3	Marian	12–6–2	6	Northland	0–19–1

Note: Finlandia served as host for the Semifinal and Championship rounds.

	Quarterfinals February 23–24					Semifinals March 3					Championship March 4
						1	MSOE	4
	3	Marian	9			4	Lawrence	0
	6	Northland	0								1	MSOE	3
											2	Finlandia	4
						2	Finlandia	6
	4	Lawrence	5			3	Marian	3
	5	Minnesota–Crockston	3								Third place
											3	Marian	2
											4	Lawrence	4

Note: * denotes overtime period(s)

2008

Seed	School	Record	Seed	School	Record
1	Adrian	19–1–0	5	Lawrence	10–9–1
2	Marian	14–5–1	6	Minnesota–Crockston	5–15–0
3	Finlandia	14–6–0	7	Northland	4–16–0
4	MSOE	11–9–0	8	Concordia (WI)	2–18–0

Note: MSOE served as host for the Semifinal and Championship rounds. Template:8TeamBracket-NCAA Note: * denotes overtime period(s)

2009

Seed	School	Record	Seed	School	Record
1	Adrian	20–0–0	5	Finlandia	10–8–2
2	Lawrence	14–5–1	6	Minnesota–Crockston	5–15–0
3	MSOE	12–7–1	7	Concordia (WI)	4–16–0
4	Marian	11–8–1	8	Northland	1–18–1

Note: Adrian served as host for the Semifinal and Championship rounds. Template:8TeamBracket-NCAA Note: * denotes overtime period(s)

2010

Seed	School	Record	Seed	School	Record
S1 (1)	Adrian	20–0–0	N1 (2)	Marian	18–2–0
S2	MSOE	12–7–1	N2	Lawrence	7–11–2
S3	Lake Forest	8–10–2	N3	Northland	5–14–1

Note: Adrian served as host for the Semifinal and Championship rounds. Template:6TeamBracket-NCAA8 Note: * denotes overtime period(s)
Mini games in italics

2011

Seed	School	Record	Seed	School	Record
S1 (1)	Adrian	18–1–1	N1 (2)	Marian	15–5–0
S2	MSOE	16–3–1	N2	Lawrence	10–10–0
S3	Lake Forest	5–14–1	N3	Northland	8–10–2

Note: Adrian served as host for the Semifinal and Championship rounds. Template:6TeamBracket-NCAA8 Note: * denotes overtime period(s)
Mini games in italics

2012

Seed	School	Record	Seed	School	Record
S1 (1)	Adrian	17–2–1	N1 (2)	Marian	12–5–3
S2	MSOE	16–3–1	N2	Lawrence	11–6–3
S3	Lake Forest	4–16–0	N3	Finlandia	7–13–0

Note: Adrian served as host for the Semifinal and Championship rounds. Template:6TeamBracket-NCAA8 Note: * denotes overtime period(s)
Mini games in italics

2013

Seed	School	Record	Seed	School	Record
S1 (1)	Adrian	17–0–3	N1 (2)	Marian	12–8–0
S2	MSOE	12–6–2	N2	Lawrence	6–11–3
S3	Lake Forest	6–10–4	N3	Northland	7–13–0

Note: Adrian served as host for the Semifinal and Championship rounds. Template:6TeamBracket-NCAA8 Note: * denotes overtime period(s)
Mini games in italics

See also

• NCHA Men's Tournament

References

• "College Hockey Stats". collegehockeystats.net. Retrieved November 7, 2019.