Central Collegiate Hockey Association - Membership

Membership

Institution City State Nickname Founded Affiliation Enrollment Years active Primary conference Future hockey league
University of Alaska Fairbanks Fairbanks Alaska Nanooks 1917 Public 9,380 1995–2013 Great Northwest (D-II) WCHA
Bowling Green State University Bowling Green Ohio Falcons 1910 Public 20,200 1971–2013 Mid-American WCHA
Ferris State University Big Rapids Michigan Bulldogs 1884 Public 14,560 1979–2013 Great Lakes Intercollegiate (D-II) WCHA
Lake Superior State University Sault Ste. Marie Michigan Lakers 1946 Public 2,907 1972–2013 Great Lakes Intercollegiate (D-II) WCHA
Miami University Oxford Ohio RedHawks 1809 Public 15,726 1980–2013 Mid-American NCHC
University of Michigan Ann Arbor Michigan Wolverines 1817 Public 43,025 1981–2013 Big Ten Big Ten
Michigan State University East Lansing Michigan Spartans 1855 Public 45,166 1981–2013 Big Ten Big Ten
Northern Michigan University Marquette Michigan Wildcats 1899 Public 9,400 1977–84, 1997–2013 Great Lakes Intercollegiate (D-II) WCHA
University of Notre Dame South Bend Indiana Fighting Irish 1842 Private/Catholic 11,415 1981–83, 1992–2013 Big East/Independent Hockey East
Ohio State University Columbus Ohio Buckeyes 1870 Public 51,818 1971–73, 1975–2013 Big Ten Big Ten
Western Michigan University Kalamazoo Michigan Broncos 1903 Public 25,045 1975–2013 Mid-American NCHC

Ohio State is the only member with a varsity women's team; they play in the WCHA.

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