BRHC Announces Selection of New League Officers
July 30, 2010 -
The BRHC has nominated two new assistant commissioners and appointed a veteran official as the Director of Officiating. This announcement comes as the league continues its expansion in the Southeast. This week, the BRHC Board of Directors selected former University of Georgia player Lee Bosma to serve as the Carolina Assistant Commissioner, and Loyola Assistant Coach Sean Gahagan to serve as the Colonial Assistant Commissioner. In addition, Commissioner Ray Campbell selected veteran referee Bill Hughes to serve as the league's Director of Officiating on Tuesday.
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Colonial Division Selects Three in Naples, Florida
May 2, 2010 -
The BRHC Colonial Division held its annual meeting in Naples, Florida Saturday and selected three new members for the 2010-11 season. Catholic University (Washington, DC), Virginia Commonwealth (Richmond, Virginia) and Old Dominion University (Norfolk, Virginia) was admitted. These selections, along with its four new members, demonstrates the BRHC's ability to achieve continued growth and development year after year.
BRHC & MACHA Unite, Recruit Top Southern D-II Teams
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The Mid-Atlantic Collegiate Hockey Association and the Blue Ridge Hockey Conference are pleased to announce a new partnership. The joint venture will facilitate the growth and development of college hockey, while creating a new southern D-II division. The partnership represents 39 D-II and D-III hockey programs from Pennsylvania to South Carolina. In D-II alone, 9 of the top 15 ranked teams from the past season are represented.
The strategic alliance will oversee and manage both D-II and D-III programs. The BRHC will retain its name and logo, but will undergo changes to its Board of Directors during the off-season.
As of this announcement, the 2010-2011 season will see a new DII southern division comprised of former BRHC member East Carolina, former ACCHL member Virginia Tech, Kennesaw State University, Life University and Liberty University. The new league’s southern charter members boast impressive credentials; Six national championships (5 D-II, 1 D-III), 3 of the 5 teams were in their respective regionals this past season, 3 of the 4 current D2 teams were ranked in the top 11 of the Southeast regionals.
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ASU Defeats Catholic University For Championship, 7-5
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MARCH 1, 2010
It’s a cliché, but Appalachian coach Tom Madson had to challenge his Mountaineers twice in Sunday’s finale of the BRHC Atlantic/Carolina Championship Tournament to look inside themselves and determine whether they wanted to win the title more than their opponent, Catholic University... |
Appalachian State defeats Catholic 7-5, to win it's 2nd BRHC Championship. ASU Forward Sal Blair scored 3 goals and 3 assists, including the game winner to secure playoff MVP
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Loyola Wins Colonial Cup With 6-3 Victory Over ECU
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Loyola rebounds after a difficult loss at the ACHA Regionals to defeat East Carolina, 6-3. Loyola Forward Tom Lindberg was named Colonial playoff MVP. |
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JIM DAVIS
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MARCH 1, 2010
It was fitting that Loyola-Maryland’s Tom Lindberg, who scored two goals in the Greyhounds’ 6-3 BRHC Colonial Division championship game victory Sunday over East Carolina, presented his tournament MVP trophy afterwards to his brother, Kevin. |
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BRHC Announces Selection of New Board Members
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BRHC & MACHA Form Partnership
The Mid-Atlantic Collegiate Hockey Association and the Blue Ridge Hockey Conference are pleased to announce a new partnership. The joint venture is for the purpose of facilitating the growth and development of college hockey, while creating a new D-II division in the south. The partnership represents 39 D-II and D-III hockey programs from Pennsylvania to South Carolina. |
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xyCatholic |
12-2-0 |
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xWilliam & Mary |
12-2-0 |
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xVirginia Commonwealth |
12-2-0 |
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George Mason |
7-7-0 |
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James Madison |
4-9-1 |
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Northern Virginia |
3-11-0 |
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Radford |
2-12-0 |
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Virginia Military |
2-12-0 |
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xyzAppalachian State |
9-1-0 |
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xUNC Charlotte |
6-1-3 |
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xUNC Wilmington |
7-3-0 |
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The Citadel |
6-4-0 |
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Johnson & Wales |
2-8-0 |
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Wake Forest |
0-10-0 |
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xyzLoyola |
10-1-1 |
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xyEast Carolina |
9-3-0 |
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xRichmond |
7-5-0 |
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xChristopher Newport |
4-7-1 |
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xSalisbury |
4-8-0 |
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Old Dominion |
2-9-1 |
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Grey - eliminated from playoff contention
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