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scotthendler — 2016-03-27T18:16:45Z

2015 and 2016 NCAA appearance and Atlantic conf Champions

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ThomasLaSalle — 2016-03-27T15:45:05Z

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- RIT is a member of the [http://www.atlantichockeyonline.com/landing/index.html Atlantic Hockey Association]. In this conference, RIT regularly faces teams such as the Air Force Academy, Niagara, Mercyhurst, Holy Cross, Bentley, Robert Morris, Connecticut, Canisius, American International, Sacred Heart, and Army. Regular matchups are also expected with teams such as [wiki:Ithaca:Cornell_University], St. Lawrence, and other regional rivals.	+ RIT is a member of the [http://www.atlantichockeyonline.com/landing/index.html Atlantic Hockey Association]. In this conference, RIT regularly faces teams such as the Air Force Academy, Niagara, Mercyhurst, Holy Cross, Bentley, Robert Morris, Canisius, American International, Sacred Heart, and Army. Regular matchups are also expected with out of conference teams, such as [wiki:Ithaca:Cornell_University], St. Lawrence, Bowling Green, and other regional rivals.
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- RIT Hockey plays at the ["Frank Ritter Memorial Ice Arena"] on campus. This facility seats just over 2,200 fans for hockey and is among the best facilities in the conference. There is seat some reserved seating for higher priced tickets and limited reserved seatings for season ticket holders. In ["2011"] RIT announced plans to build a larger arena, with the ground breaking occuring on October 19, 2012. The arena will be located on the south side of the Student Alumni Union and will have seat for approximately 4,500. This would be double the current capacity. Blue Cross Arena also serves as the venue for RIT's Brick City Homecoming game.	+ RIT Hockey plays at the ["Gene Polisseni Center"] on campus. Opened for the 2014-15 season, this facility seats just over 4,000 fans for hockey and is among the best facilities in the conference. Amenities include a Club Lounge section, which features a buffet and cash bar, as well as seating behind the home player's bench. Multiple concession options are also available. Blue Cross Arena also serves as the venue for RIT's Brick City Homecoming game. The team's former arena, ["Frank Ritter Memorial Ice Arena"], remains on campus and is used for public ice skating as well as intramural and High School sports.

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Damiankumor — 2013-01-13T04:27:11Z

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- Until the autumn of 2005, ["Rochester"] was the largest media market in the nation without Division I NCAA athletics. This changed when ["RIT"] began its first Division I hockey season in October, 2005. A rough first season was highlighted with a win against nationally-ranked [http://www.stlawu.edu/ St. Lawrence] on October 28th, 2005. Despite a poor record, all games were hard fought by a team that largely was recruited to compete in Division III. The program quickly improved with RIT being the regular season champions in 2007, 2009, 2010, 2011, and an appearance in the Frozen Four in 2010.	+ Until the autumn of 2005, ["Rochester"] was the largest media market in the nation without Division I NCAA athletics. This changed when ["RIT"] began its first Division I hockey season in October, 2005. A rough first season was highlighted with a win against nationally-ranked [http://www.stlawu.edu/ St. Lawrence] on October 28th, 2005. Despite a poor record, all games were hard fought by a team that largely was recruited to compete in Division III. The program quickly improved with RIT being the regular season champions in 2007, 2009, 2010, 2011, and an appearance in the Frozen Four in 2010. The head coach of the RIT Tigers is ["Wayne Wilson"].

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Damiankumor — 2013-01-13T04:11:56Z

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- Until the autumn of 2005, ["Rochester"] was the largest media market in the nation without Division I NCAA athletics. This changed when ["RIT"] began its first Division I hockey season in October, 2005. A rough first season was highlighted with a win against nationally-ranked [http://www.stlawu.edu/ St. Lawrence] on October 28th, 2005. Despite a poor record, all games were hard fought by a team that largely was recruited to compete in Division III.	+ [[Image(rithockey1.jpg, thumbnail, 300, right, noborder)]]
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- RIT is a member of the [http://www.atlantichockeyonline.com/landing/index.html Atlantic Hockey Association]. In this conference, RIT will regularly face teams such as Holy Cross, Canisus, Army, the Air Force Academy, Mercyhurst and UConn. Regular matchups are also expected with teams such as [wiki:Ithaca:Cornell_University], St. Lawrence, Niagara and other regional rivals. - In 2006 the announcement came that the annual Atlantic Hockey conference championships would be held on neutral ice at the ["Blue Cross Arena"] in Rochester - an event that will annually draw thousands to the city. Rochester was chosen for its central geographic location in the conference, its facilities, and its hockey tradition.	+ '''History''' + Until the autumn of 2005, ["Rochester"] was the largest media market in the nation without Division I NCAA athletics. This changed when ["RIT"] began its first Division I hockey season in October, 2005. A rough first season was highlighted with a win against nationally-ranked [http://www.stlawu.edu/ St. Lawrence] on October 28th, 2005. Despite a poor record, all games were hard fought by a team that largely was recruited to compete in Division III. The program quickly improved with RIT being the regular season champions in 2007, 2009, 2010, 2011, and an appearance in the Frozen Four in 2010.
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- RIT Hockey plays at the ["Frank Ritter Memorial Ice Arena"] on campus. This facility seats just over 2,200 fans for hockey and is among the best facilities in the conference. The ["Tigers"] hockey team also enjoys the best fanbase in the conference, only rivaled in size by Army's. The student section at hockey games - the [http://www.ritcornercrew.org/ Corner Crew] - is a large, loud sea of orange and black. The Tigers can typically be heard live on the RIT Tigers Sports Network, which includes flagship ["WITR"] 89.7FM, as well as ["WYSL"] 1040AM with several games broadcast on tape delay on WGBT TV 18.	+ RIT is a member of the [http://www.atlantichockeyonline.com/landing/index.html Atlantic Hockey Association]. In this conference, RIT regularly faces teams such as the Air Force Academy, Niagara, Mercyhurst, Holy Cross, Bentley, Robert Morris, Connecticut, Canisius, American International, Sacred Heart, and Army. Regular matchups are also expected with teams such as [wiki:Ithaca:Cornell_University], St. Lawrence, and other regional rivals. + Since 2007 the annual Atlantic Hockey conference championships have been held on neutral ice at the ["Blue Cross Arena"] in Rochester - an event that annually draws thousands to the city. Rochester was chosen for its central geographic location in the conference, its facilities, and its hockey tradition. + + The Tigers can typically be heard live on the RIT Tigers Sports Network, which includes flagship ["WITR"] 89.7FM and home games broadcast live on Time Warner Cable's Channel 1026. + + '''Arena''' + RIT Hockey plays at the ["Frank Ritter Memorial Ice Arena"] on campus. This facility seats just over 2,200 fans for hockey and is among the best facilities in the conference. There is seat some reserved seating for higher priced tickets and limited reserved seatings for season ticket holders. In ["2011"] RIT announced plans to build a larger arena, with the ground breaking occuring on October 19, 2012. The arena will be located on the south side of the Student Alumni Union and will have seat for approximately 4,500. This would be double the current capacity. Blue Cross Arena also serves as the venue for RIT's Brick City Homecoming game. + + '''Fans''' + The ["Tigers"] hockey team also enjoys the best fanbase in the conference, only rivaled in size by Army's. The student section at hockey games - the Corner Crew - is a large, loud sea of orange and black. The Corner Crew is situated in the corner opposite of the concession stands and the season ticket holder section. In 2011, the Corner Crew started a Pep Band section.
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	+ '''RIT Hockey Tradition''' + NCAA Tournament Champions + * Division II: 1983 + * Division III: 1985 + NCAA Tournament Frozen Four + * Division II: 1983 + * Division III: 1984, 1985, 1986, 1989, 1996, 1999, 2001 + * Division I: 2010 + NCAA Tournament Appearances + * Division II: 1983 + * Division III: 1984, 1985, 1986, 1989, 1994, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002 + * Division I: 2010 + Conference Tournament Champions + * Division III (ECAC West): 1984, 1986, 1989, 1994, 1996, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002 + * Division I (Atlantic Hockey): 2010 + Conference Regular Season Champions + * Division III (ECAC West): 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003 + * Division I (Atlantic Hockey): 2006–07, 2008–09, 2009–10, 2010–11 + + '''Links'''
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- [http://www.ritcornercrew.org RIT Corner Crew] - - - [[Image(rithockey1.jpg)]] - - - = RIT Hockey Tradition = - - - '''Division II National Champions: 1983''' - '''Division III National Champions: 1985''' - - Division III National Runner-Up: 1989, 1996, 2001 - Division III Frozen Four Appearances: 1984, 1986, 1999 - ECAC West Conference Championships: 1984, 1986, 1989, 1994, 1996, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002 - Division III Players of the Year: Steve Toll (1997), Jerry Galway (2002) - 28 All-Americans	+ [https://www.facebook.com/ritcornercrew RIT Corner Crew on facebook]

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LtPowers — 2010-04-08T11:00:24Z

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LtPowers — 2010-04-06T19:25:44Z

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	+ + April 6, 2010, was proclaimed "RIT Tigers Hockey Day" by Mayor ["Robert Duffy"] and County Executive ["Maggie Brooks"].

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BradMandell — 2009-03-23T10:43:43Z

link to tigers name page

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MattHh — 2009-03-22T02:10:55Z

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BradMandell — 2008-09-19T23:25:54Z

ADOPT WYSL link in radio stations and rochester and RIT

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- RIT Hockey plays at the ["Frank Ritter Memorial Ice Arena"] on campus. This facility seats just over 2,200 fans for hockey and is among the best facilities in the conference. The Tigers hockey team also enjoys the best fanbase in the conference, only rivaled in size by Army's. The student section at hockey games - the [http://www.ritcornercrew.org/ Corner Crew] - is a large, loud sea of orange and black. The Tigers can typically be heard live on the RIT Tigers Sports Network, which includes flagship WITR 89.7FM, as well as WYSL 1040AM with several games broadcast on tape delay on WGBT TV 18.	+ RIT Hockey plays at the ["Frank Ritter Memorial Ice Arena"] on campus. This facility seats just over 2,200 fans for hockey and is among the best facilities in the conference. The Tigers hockey team also enjoys the best fanbase in the conference, only rivaled in size by Army's. The student section at hockey games - the [http://www.ritcornercrew.org/ Corner Crew] - is a large, loud sea of orange and black. The Tigers can typically be heard live on the RIT Tigers Sports Network, which includes flagship ["WITR"] 89.7FM, as well as ["WYSL"] 1040AM with several games broadcast on tape delay on WGBT TV 18.

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alexandergartley — 2008-02-26T23:55:32Z

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alexandergartley — 2008-02-26T23:54:17Z

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alexandergartley — 2008-02-26T23:53:37Z

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alexandergartley — 2007-11-07T18:55:52Z

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alexandergartley — 2007-11-07T18:55:38Z

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alexandergartley — 2007-11-07T18:54:49Z

Upload of image RIT Hockey logo.jpg.

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nathanhenderson — 2007-06-03T21:53:15Z

Fixed a small typo: "Tigers hockey team is also enjoys..."

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- RIT Hockey plays at the ["Frank Ritter Memorial Ice Arena"] on campus. This facility seats just over 2,200 fans for hockey and is among the best facilities in the conference. The Tigers hockey team is also enjoys the best fanbase in the conference, only rivaled in size by Army's. The student section at hockey games - the [http://www.ritcornercrew.org/ Corner Crew] - is a large, loud sea of orange and black. The Tigers can typically be heard live on the RIT Tigers Sports Network, which includes flagship WITR 89.7FM, as well as WYSL 1040AM with several games broadcast on tape delay on WGBT TV 18.	+ RIT Hockey plays at the ["Frank Ritter Memorial Ice Arena"] on campus. This facility seats just over 2,200 fans for hockey and is among the best facilities in the conference. The Tigers hockey team also enjoys the best fanbase in the conference, only rivaled in size by Army's. The student section at hockey games - the [http://www.ritcornercrew.org/ Corner Crew] - is a large, loud sea of orange and black. The Tigers can typically be heard live on the RIT Tigers Sports Network, which includes flagship WITR 89.7FM, as well as WYSL 1040AM with several games broadcast on tape delay on WGBT TV 18.

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ChrisLerch — 2007-06-03T18:38:14Z

Added radio info.

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- RIT Hockey plays at the ["Frank Ritter Memorial Ice Arena"] on campus. This facility seats just over 2,200 fans for hockey and is among the best facilities in the conference. The Tigers hockey team is also enjoys the best fanbase in the conference, only rivaled in size by Army's. The student section at hockey games - the [http://www.ritcornercrew.org/ Corner Crew] - is a large, loud sea of orange and black. The Tigers can typically be heard live on WYSL 1040AM and several games are broadcast on tape delay on WGBT TV 18.	+ RIT Hockey plays at the ["Frank Ritter Memorial Ice Arena"] on campus. This facility seats just over 2,200 fans for hockey and is among the best facilities in the conference. The Tigers hockey team is also enjoys the best fanbase in the conference, only rivaled in size by Army's. The student section at hockey games - the [http://www.ritcornercrew.org/ Corner Crew] - is a large, loud sea of orange and black. The Tigers can typically be heard live on the RIT Tigers Sports Network, which includes flagship WITR 89.7FM, as well as WYSL 1040AM with several games broadcast on tape delay on WGBT TV 18.

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peteb — 2006-07-04T01:07:32Z

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peteb — 2006-07-04T01:05:09Z

Linked http://www.atlantichockeyonline.com/

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	+ Until the autumn on 2005, Rochester was the largest media market in the nation without Division I NCAA athletics. This changed when RIT began its first Division I hockey season in October, 2005. A rough first season was highlighted with a win against nationally-ranked St. Lawrence on October 28th, 2005. Despite a poor record, all games were hard fought by a team that largely was recruited to compete in Division III. + + RIT is a member of the ["Atlantic Hockey Association"]. In this conference, RIT will regularly face teams such as Holy Cross, Canisus, Army, the Air Force Academy, Mercyhurst and UConn. Regular matchups are also expected with teams such as Cornell, St. Lawrence, Niagara and other regional rivals. + In 2006 the announcement came that the annual Atlantic Hockey conference championships would be held on neutral ice at the ["Blue Cross Arena"] in Rochester - an event that will annually draw thousands to the city. Rochester was chosen for its central geographic location in the conference, its facilities, and its hockey tradition. + + RIT Hockey plays at the ["Frank Ritter Memorial Ice Arena"] on campus. This facility seats just over 2,200 fans for hockey and is among the best facilities in the conference. The Tigers hockey team is also enjoys the best fanbase in the conference, only rivaled in size by Army's. The student section at hockey games - the ["Corner Crew"] - is a large, loud sea of orange and black. The Tigers can typically be heard live on WYSL 1040AM and several games are broadcast on tape delay on WGBT TV 18. + + [http://www.ritathletics.com RIT Athletics] + [http://www.atlantichockeyonline.com Atlantic Hockey Association] + [http://www.ritcornercrew.org RIT Corner Crew] + + + [[Image(rithockey1.jpg)]] + + + = RIT Hockey Tradition = + + + '''Division II National Champions: 1983''' + '''Division III National Champions: 1985''' + + Division III National Runner-Up: 1989, 1996, 2001 + Division III Frozen Four Appearances: 1984, 1986, 1999 + ECAC West Conference Championships: 1984, 1986, 1989, 1994, 1996, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002 + Division III Players of the Year: Steve Toll (1997), Jerry Galway (2002) + 28 All-Americans

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VincentMonroe — 2006-07-04T00:14:45Z

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