2017 Rocky Mountain Division Men’s Schedule
Rocky Mountain Division Schedule Notes
Due to time constraints, teams will receive 1, two-minute timeout per half and a 30 second time to be used at any time during the regular season games. Quarter breaks will be two minutes with a three minutes halftime. This does not include the division championship.
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Rocky Mountain Division Championship Schedule
| Teams are divided into brackets based on their won/loss records during the season | ||
| Bracket A | Bracket B | Bracket C |
| 1st seed – University of Colorado “A” |
2nd seed – Colorado State University |
7th seed – University of Denver |
| 4th seed – University of New Mexico |
3rd seed – University of Utah “A” |
8th seed – Northern Arizona University |
| 5th seed – Colorado School of Mines |
6th seed – University of Colorado “B” |
9th seed – Utah State University |
| 10th seed – University of Utah “B” |
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| The won/loss records from games in Bracket C determine places 7th through 10th place. | ||
| Teams listed first wear dark caps and are home on the scoreboard. Host team always wears dark caps and is listed first on the scoreboard regardless of seed. | ||
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2017 Rocky Mtn Men Standings
wdt_ID Final Standing Regular Season Standing Team Win Loss Points Win (Final Standings) Loss (Final Standings)
Colorado State University claims the No. 2 seed due to a 13-12 head-to-head win versus the University of Utah “A”; The University of Denver claims the No. 7 seed due to a 12-10 win versus Northern Arizona University; Due to Colorado School of Mines and the University of New Mexico not facing each other during the season, the tiebreaker for the No. 4 seed goes to goal differential versus higher seeded opponents. Colorado School of Mines lost to the University of Colorado “A” (14-4 L), Utah “A” (15-5 L) and Colorado State (10-6 L) for a -24 differential (39 goals against, 15 goals for), while New Mexico lost to Colorado (21-8 L) and Utah “A” (18-7 L) to accompany a 12-7 defeat of Colorado State for a -19 differential (46 goals against, 27 goals for). Due to this, New Mexico claims the No. 4 seed.
