Template:Infobox NCRHA season The 2009–10 NCRHA Division I season began on September 26, 2009 and ended with the College Roller Hockey National Championship Tournament's championship game on April 11, 2010 at the Silver Creek Sportsplex in San Jose, California.
Regular season[]
Member organization standings[]
| Template:2009–10 ECRHA Division I standings | Template:2009–10 GPCIHL Division I standings |
| Template:2009–10 MCRHL Division I standings | Template:2009–10 RMCRHA Division I standings |
| Template:2009–10 SCHL Division I standings | Template:2009–10 SECRHL Division I standings |
| Template:2009–10 WCRHL Division I standings |
Member organization winners and tournaments[]
Six member organizations each ended their regular seasons with a tournament. The teams in each conference that won their regular season title were given the number one seed in each tournament. The winners of these tournaments received automatic invitations to the 2010 NCRHA Division I Collegiate Roller Hockey National Championships. The Rocky Mountain Collegiate Roller Hockey Association only had one Division I school and did not have a regional tournament, instead giving their automatic invitation to their regular season champion Colorado State.
| Member Organization | Regular Season Winner |
Regional Player of the Year |
Regional Tournament |
Tournament Venue (City) |
Tournament Winner |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Eastern Collegiate Roller Hockey Association | Buffalo | 2010 ECRHA Division I Regional Championships | Sportsplex (Feasterville, Pennsylvania) |
Buffalo | |
| Great Plains Collegiate Inline Hockey League | Lindenwood | 2010 GPCIHL Division I Regional Championships | Omni Sportsplex (St. Peters, Missouri) |
Lindenwood | |
| Midwest Collegiate Roller Hockey League | Michigan State | 2010 MCRHL Division I Regional Championships | JCC (West Bloomfield, Michigan) |
Michigan State | |
| Rocky Mountain Collegiate Roller Hockey Association | Colorado State | No tournament | |||
| Southeastern Collegiate Roller Hockey League | NC State | 2010 SECRHL Division I Regional Championships | SGAA Dual Deck Hockey Arena (Snellville, Georgia) |
Florida Atlantic | |
| Southwest Collegiate Hockey League | Louisiana-Lafayette North Texas |
2010 SCHL Division I Regional Championships | Austin Sports Arena (Round Rock, Texas) |
North Texas | |
| Western Collegiate Roller Hockey League | Arizona State | 2010 WCRHL Division I Regional Championship Tournament | Corona Inline (Corona, California) |
Long Beach State | |
Statistical leaders[]
Scoring leaders[]
| Player | School | PTS | Player | School | G | Player | School | A | Player | School | PIM | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Tyler Walser | Buffalo | 125 | Stephen Hebert | UL Lafayette | 70 | Tyler Walser | Buffalo | 56 | Keegan Byrnes | Cal Poly SLO | 82 | |||
| Brendan Nelson | Rhode Island | 93 | Tyler Walser | Buffalo | 69 | Chris Kendall | Buffalo | 50 | Shaun Golden | Buffalo | 42 | |||
| Stephen Hebert | UL Lafayette | 91 | Michael Thiefault | Florida Atlantic | 53 | Brendan Nelson | Rhode Island | 48 | Tom Cartwright | Stony Brook | 70 | |||
| Chris Kendall | Buffalo | 84 | Paul Anderson | Long Beach St | 46 | Brian Ganz | Arizona St | 46 | Cody Berkebile | Ohio St | 67 | |||
| Bryce Miller | UL Lafayette | 81 | Tyler Koressel | Arizona St | 46 | Brandon Dare | CMU | 43 | Tom Fargardo | Stony Brook | 60 | |||
Goaltending leaders[]
| Player | School | W | Player | School | GAA | Player | School | PCT | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Alex Christie | Buffalo | 27 | Dave Thomas | Lindenwood | 2.44 | Jimmy Steger | UMSL | .900 | ||
| Stephen Jones | UT Dallas | 15 | JJ Griffith | Michigan St | 2.48 | Alex Christie | Buffalo | .887 | ||
| Phillip Diorio | Florida Atlantic | 13 | Jimmy Steger | UMSL | 2.65 | Clay Taylor | Arizona St | .886 | ||
| Chris Cisek | Rhode Island | 13 | Clay Taylor | Arizona St | 2.73 | JJ Griffith | Michigan St | .885 | ||
| Daniel Moon | UCF | 13 | Alex Christie | Buffalo | 2.77 | Dave Thomas | Lindenwood | .883 | ||
Collegiate Roller Hockey National Championships[]
Template:Main The NCRHA Collegiate Roller Hockey National Championships started on April 7, 2010 and concluded on April 11 at the Silver Creek Sportsplex in San Jose, California. Of the 24 teams that were invited to participate, 7 were automatic bids while 17 were at-large bids. The 17 at-large teams came from 6 member organizations. 1 regional champion and 4 at-large teams declined their invitation, so 2 alternate at-large bids were granted.
Semifinals and National Championship – Silver Creek Sportsplex, San Jose, California[]
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