COLLEGE ICE HOCKEY SCHOLARSHIPS
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The information and tools
on this website will guide you through the college recruiting process and teach
you how to write an athletic resume and how to get in touch with college hockey
coaches.
Ice Hockey
scholarships are classed as equivalency by the NCAA and are not full ride.
Top high school hockey players can expect to be offered the best deals.
Men's Ice Hockey:
NCAA DI 18 scholarships per college.
NCAA DII 18 scholarships per college.
Women's Ice hockey:
NCAA DI 18 scholarships per college.
NCAA DII 18 scholarships per college.
The National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA) held a men's national ice hockey championship from 1968 to 1984. Ice hockey was subsequently dropped as a NAIA sanctioned sport.
Community College Ice Hockey is a Div. I only sport and the NJCAA allocates 16 ice hockey scholarships per college.
High school athletes who have played in Canadian Junior Leagues prior to their expected high school graduation year will lose one year of NCAA eligibility each year they have played. Hockey players who have competed in major junior after their regular high school graduation year will lose a year of their college hockey scholarship eligibility and most must sit out one season in residence per year.