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ACCHL 2011 Championship Tournament

North Carolina is hosting the 2011 Championship Tournament February 18-20.  Games will be at Triangle Sportsplex.

End Of Season Tournament Ticket Prices are as follows:

Weekend Passes $25.00 each for entire weekend
Adults $5.00 a game
Students $2.00 a game with student ID (without ID $5.00 a game)
Children 12 and Under Free (with a team Jersey) without a Jersey $5.00 a game

Schedule:

• 2/18/11 – Games at 5:00 PM, 7:30 PM and 10:00 PM
• 2/19/11 – Games at 9:00 AM, 4:15 PM, and 7:00 PM
• 2/20/11 – Games at 8:30 AM and 11:00 AM

***UPDATE***

Schedule – Friday 2/18

5:00pm NC State vs Duke
7:30pm UNC vs GWU
10:00pm GU vs UVA

Online Broadcasts

North Carolina will be broadcasting some of the tournament games online.  The games that will be broadcast are:

• Friday 2/18 at 10PM – Georgetown vs Virginia
• Saturday 2/19 at 9AM – Teams to be announced
• Sunday 2/20 8:30AM – Bronze medal game
• Sunday 2/20 11AM – Championship

You can listen to the games at http://sites.google.com/site/unchockeybroadcasts/

North Carolina is hosting the 2011 ACCHL Championship Tournament.

Dates:  February 18-20, 2011

Location:  Triangle Sportsplex

The club at UNC is working out final details.  Check back here, or on the UNC website (http://www.unchockey.com/index.html) for updates.

The 2011 ACC Hockey League Championship Tournament will be hosted by the University of North Carolina in Chapel Hill on February 18-20, 2011. UNC is actively working on finalizing details of the tournament. We will post more information on the tournament as details become available.

2010 ACCHL Awards – Photos

Virginia Tech – Regular Season Champions
Mike Spradlin, Virginia Tech Head Coach – Coach of the Year
Dan Masiulis, NC State – Offensive MVP
Charlie Walsh, Georgetown - Defensive MVP
Andy Kleist, Duke – Goaltender MVP
Dave Kurtz – Lifetime Achievement In Hockey Award

Virginia Tech accepts the award for Regular Season Champions from Don Martin, ACCHL Commissioner

Mike Spradlin accepts the Coach of the Year Award from ACCHL Commission Don Martin

Dan Masiulis, NC State, accepts the ACCHL Offensive MVP from Don Martin, ACCHL Commissioner

Charlie Walsh, Georgetown, accepts the ACCHL Defensive MVP from Don Martin, ACCHL Commissioner.

Andy Kleist, Duke, accepts the ACCHL Goaltender MVP Award from Don Martin, ACCHL Commissioner.

Dave Kurtz received the Lifetime Achievement in Hockey Award from Don Martin, ACCHL Commissioner

Gold:  Virginia Tech

Silver:  Georgetown

Bronze:  NC State

 

Championship:  Virginia Tech 4, Georgetown 2

Consolation:  NC State 8, North Carolina 6

 

Semi-Finals: 

Georgetown 6, NC State 3

Virginia Tech 5, North Carolina 0

Other Games:

Georgetown 6, University of Virginia 0.

University of North Carolina 5, Duke 3.

Duke 3, University of Virginia 1.

ACC Hockey League Championship Tournament

February 19-21, 2010
Kettler Capitals Iceplex
Washington, DC

Tournament Seeding:

1^ST SEED:   VIRGINIA TECH
2^ND SEED:   N C STATE UNIVERSITY
3^RD SEED:   GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY
4^TH SEED:   UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA
5^TH SEED:   DUKE UNIVERSITY
6^TH SEED:   UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA

Full Tournament Details

Friday Night

Georgetown vs. UVA                        North Carolina vs Duke
5:15 PM                                                   7:45 PM

Virginia Tech 5 Duke 2

The Blue Devils kept the game close in a hard fought game against the ACC’s regular season champion.  Late in the game, Tech pulled ahead, scoring an empty net goal to extend their margin of victory. 

Virginia Tech earns the ACC Hockey League Gold Medal, with Duke taking home the Silver.

North Carolina 6 Georgetown 3

The Tarheels scored on their first four power play opportunities on their way to a victory over the Hoyas in the ACC Hockey League Bronze Medal game.

Saturday 3rd Game: Virginia Tech 9 North Carolina 3

Saturday 3rd Game:
Virginia Tech 9
North Carolina 3

Virginia Tech moves on to meet Duke in the finals on Sunday at 2PM.  Duke is the only team to beat the Hokies this season, winning 2-1 in a shootout. 

North Carolina faces last year’s champion, Georgetown, in the Bronze Medal game on Sunday at 11AM.

Saturday 2nd Game: Duke 5 Georgetown 1

Saturday 2nd Game:
Duke 5
Georgetown 1

Duke advances to the finals to face the winner of the Virginia Tech and North Carolina game.  The final will be played on Sunday at 2PM.

Georgetown will play the loser of the Virginia Tech and North Carolina game in the Bronze Medal game on Sunday at 11AM.