Template:Unreferenced Template:Infobox NCRHA season The 2009–10 NCRHA B Division season began on September 26, 2009 and ended with the College Roller Hockey National Championship Tournament's championship game on April 11, 2010 at the Silver Creek Sportsplex in San Jose, California.
Regular season[]
Member organization standings[]
Template:2009–10 ECRHA B Division standings | Template:2009–10 GPCIHL B Division standings |
Template:2009–10 MCRHL B Division standings | Template:2009–10 RMCRHA B Division standings |
Template:2009–10 SCHL B Division standings | Template:2009–10 SECRHL B Division standings |
Template:2009–10 WCRHL B Division standings |
Member organization winners and tournaments[]
Six member organizations each ended their regular seasons with a tournament. The teams in each conference that won their regular season title were given the number one seed in each tournament. The winners of these tournaments received automatic invitations to the 2010 NCRHA B Division Collegiate Roller Hockey National Championships. The Southeastern Collegiate Roller Hockey League did not have a regional tournament, instead giving their automatic invitation to their regular season champion Central Florida.
Member Organization | Regular Season Winner |
Regional Player of the Year |
Regional Tournament |
Tournament Venue (City) |
Tournament Winner |
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Eastern Collegiate Roller Hockey Association | Penn State | 2010 ECRHA B Division Regional Championships | Sportsplex (Feasterville, Pennsylvania) |
Buffalo | |
Great Plains Collegiate Inline Hockey League | Lindenwood Gold | 2010 GPCIHL Division I Regional Championships | Omni Sportsplex (St. Peters, Missouri) |
Lindenwood Gold | |
Midwest Collegiate Roller Hockey League | Michigan State | 2010 MCRHL Division I Regional Championships | JCC (West Bloomfield, Michigan) |
Michigan State | |
Rocky Mountain Collegiate Roller Hockey Association | Colorado State | 2010 RMCRHA B Division Regional Playoffs | OD's Sports Crossing (Fort Collins, Colorado) |
Colorado State | |
Southeastern Collegiate Roller Hockey League | Central Florida | No tournament | |||
Southwest Collegiate Hockey League | North Texas | 2010 SCHL Division I Regional Championships | Austin Sports Arena (Round Rock, Texas) |
Texas A&M | |
Western Collegiate Roller Hockey League | Arizona State | 2010 WCRHL Division I Regional Championship Tournament | Corona Inline (Corona, California) |
Arizona State |
Statistical leaders[]
Scoring leaders[]
Player | School | PTS | Player | School | G | Player | School | A | Player | School | PIM | |||
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Josh Rifkin | Penn St | 77 | Josh Rifkin | Penn St | 43 | Brad Bartkowicz | CMU | 41 | Nick Narchus | Buffalo | 86 | |||
Bryan Reel | Penn St | 68 | Gavin Torres | Saddleback | 37 | Bryan Reel | Penn St | 37 | Matthew DeLuca | West Chester | 64 | |||
Brad Bartkowicz | CMU | 67 | Jesse Patnesky | Penn St | 36 | Jeff Elias | Buffalo | 35 | Craig Cousineau | Michigan | 50 | |||
Bryan Feller | Buffalo | 66 | Jeffrey Stern | Arizona St | 35 | Bryan Feller | Buffalo | 34 | James Silva | Stony Brook | 46 | |||
Jeff Elias | Buffalo | 61 | Jaron Lutz | St. Charles | 32 | Josh Rifkin | Penn St | 34 | Geoff Hollingshead | Chico St | 42 |
Goaltending leaders[]
Player | School | W | Player | School | GAA | Player | School | PCT | ||
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Mitchell Reinhold | Penn St | 25 | Branden Swyers | Lindenwood B | 1.76 | Matt Rodenberger | West Chester | .912 | ||
Ryan Baird | UCSB | 18 | Ryan Baird | UCSB | 1.87 | Mitchell Reinhold | Penn St | .904 | ||
Steve Koch | Michigan St | 15 | Mitchell Reinhold | Penn St | 1.92 | Ryan Baird | UCSB | .892 | ||
Dylan Taylor | Saddleback | 15 | Scott Gratton | UCF | 2.07 | Scott Gratton | UCF | .884 | ||
David Johnson | Arizona St | 14 | Andrew Cornish | Lindenwood G | 2.20 | Steve Koch | Michigan St | .881 |
Collegiate Roller Hockey National Championships[]
Template:Main The NCRHA Collegiate Roller Hockey National Championships started on April 8, 2010 and concluded on April 11 at the Silver Creek Sportsplex in San Jose, California. Of the 12 teams that were invited to participate, 7 were automatic bids while 5 were at-large bids. The 5 at-large teams came from 4 member organizations. 1 regional champion declined their invitation, so 1 alternate at-large bid was granted.