BIG RAPIDS -- The Central Collegiate Hockey Association is back. They’ll be the third team in Minnesota in the new league, joining Bemidji State and Minnesota State. The Central Collegiate Hockey Association, or CCHA, was the biggest casualty of college hockey’s western realignment that took place in 2013. But eight years after the league dissolved, the name at least, will make a return. They'll be the third team in Minnesota in the new league, joining Bemidji State and Minnesota State. Former Minnesota coach Don Lucia was named commissioner Wednesday of the newly formed Central Collegiate Hockey Association, an NCAA Division I league set … Former Minnesota coach Don Lucia was named commissioner Wednesday of the newly formed Central Collegiate Hockey Association, an NCAA Division I league set … The CCHA was a natural fit on the ice for the Tommies, who will be the 62nd team in NCAA Division I men’s hockey. The CCHA was a natural fit on the ice for the Tommies, who will be the 62nd team in NCAA Division I men’s hockey. The CCHA was a natural fit on the ice for the Tommies, who will be the 62nd team in NCAA Division I men's hockey. The CCHA was a natural fit on the ice for the Tommies, who will be the 62nd team in NCAA Division I men’s hockey. The Tommies will take most of their teams to the Summit League, but that conference doesn’t offer football or hockey. The CCHA was a natural fit on the ice for the Tommies, who will be the 62nd team in NCAA Division I men's hockey. FloHockey.tv announced Tuesday that it had reached a multi-year deal to be the exclusive streaming home of the CCHA beginning with the league’s inaugural 2021-22 season. Well, kind of. The CCHA was a natural fit on the ice for the Tommies, who will be the 62nd team in NCAA Division I men's hockey. Seven prominent NCAA Division I hockey playing institutions who first announced last June the exploration of a new Division I men’s hockey conference that will begin play in the 2021-2022 season, have now shared that the league will be reestablished and branded as the Central Collegiate Hockey Association (CCHA). Ferris State University and the other six colleges who are leaving the WCHA to form a new conference starting with the 2021-22 season, announced on Tuesday the league will be reestablished and branded as the Central Collegiate Hockey Association (CCHA). The Tommies will take most of their teams to the Summit League, but that conference doesn’t offer football or hockey.
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