Atlantic Hockey reaches its semifinal round after an "all-in" format change with Robert Morris returning. Single elimination games led to quarterfinal sweeps by RIT, American International, Niagara, and Holy Cross. RIT faces Niagara, a team with strong resilience but less offensive power. Holy Cross battles American International, both aiming for success with key players delivering standout performances.

The Big Picture

The Atlantic Hockey Tournament showcases teams' determination and adaptability in the playoffs, emphasizing the importance of depth, resilience, and consistent performance.

By the Numbers
  • RIT ranked 7th nationally in goals per game at 3.90.
  • RIT goaltender Tommy Scarfone has allowed two goals or less in five of his last six starts.
  • Niagara goaltender Jarret Fiske has been crucial to the team's success with consistent outstanding performance.
  • American International goaltender Nils Wallstrom boasts a 2.34 goals-against average and a .916 save percentage.
State of Play
  • RIT faces Niagara in the semifinals, boasting a strong offensive lineup against a resilient Niagara team.
  • Holy Cross takes on American International, both teams coming off impressive streaks and aiming for a finals berth.
What's Next

The semifinals promise intense matchups as teams battle for a spot in the conference final, showcasing their skills and determination to secure a championship opportunity.

Bottom Line

Atlantic Hockey's semifinals highlight the blend of talent, resilience, and goaltending prowess as teams chase the ultimate goal of clinching the conference title.