List of defunct college hockey teams

List of defunct college hockey teams

This is a list of defunct varsity college hockey teams

*Boston State College 1961-1982
*Carnegie Institute of Technology 1905-1921
*Fairfield University 1974-2003
*Fenn College 1938-1941
*University of Findlay 1996-2004
*Gonzaga University 19??-1940?
*University of Illinois at Chicago, 1966-1996
*University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign 1937-1943
*Iona College 1967-2003
*Johns Hopkins University 1895-1898
*Kent State University 1986-1994
*Marquette University 1922-1933
*Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts 1947-2003
*Massachusetts Institute of Technology 1906-1975
*Northern Arizona University 1981-1985
*Ohio University, 1970-1973
*University of Pennsylvania 1898-1978
*St. John's University, New York 19??-1987?
*Saint Louis University, 1971-1979
*The University of Scranton 1947-2005
*Syracuse University 1911-1940
*U.S. International University 1979-1988
*Villanova University 1929-1998
*Wayne State University 19??-2008 [http://www.media.wayne.edu/2007/09/26/wayne-state-university-to-discontinue-mens-hockey-program]

ee also

*List of Division I schools that have never sponsored football
*List of defunct college football teams
*List of defunct college basketball teams
*List of Division I schools that do not sponsor baseball

External links

*http://www.hockeydb.com/ihdb/stats/findteam.php
*http://www.collegehockeynews.com/reports/defunct.php


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