Final 2023-24 CHA Standings
Final 2023-24 CHA Standings
| School |
TEAM |
Conf |
PTS |
Overall |
CHA GP |
CHA W-L-T |
OW-OL |
GF-GA |
OVERALL GP |
W-L-T |
GF-GA |
| Penn State ! |
|
14-4-2 |
30 |
22-13-3 |
20 |
14-4-2 |
1-2 |
79-36 |
38 |
22-13-3 |
121-77 |
| Mercyhurst ^ |
|
14-6-0 |
28 |
20-17-1 |
20 |
14-6-0 |
0-2 |
75-39 |
38 |
20-17-1 |
112-89 |
| Robert Morris # |
|
11-8-1 |
23 |
15-19-1 |
20 |
11-8-1 |
3-1 |
60-69 |
35 |
15-19-1 |
94-126 |
| RIT # |
|
7-12-1 |
15 |
13-19-3 |
20 |
7-12-1 |
3-2 |
47-59 |
35 |
13-19-3 |
77-89 |
| Lindenwood |
|
6-12-2 |
14 |
11-19-2 |
20 |
6-12-2 |
2-0 |
64-100 |
32 |
11-19-2 |
96-157 |
| Syracuse |
|
4-14-2 |
10 |
7-24-3 |
20 |
4-14-2 |
0-2 |
47-69 |
34 |
7-24-3 |
67-138 |
!- Clinched a 2023-24 CHA regular season title and home ice throughout the 2024 CHA Postseason
^- Clinched a 2024 CHA Postseason berth and home ice for the semifinals
#- Clinched a 2024 CHA Postseason berth
Two (2) points for a regulation or an overtime win; one (1) point for an overtime tie; zero (0) points for a regulation or an overtime loss.
2023-24 CHA Tiebreakers
The 2023-24 regular season concludes Feb. 17, 2024. The final regular season standings will become part of the permanent record for College Hockey America and will determine the seeding for the College Hockey America Postseason. In the event of ties in the final College Hockey America rankings, the following procedures will be used in the listed order to break the ties and determine postseason seeding:
1. Head-to-head winning percentage.
2. Conference wins.
3. Head-to-head goal differential.
4. Goals allowed in head-to-head competition.
5. Head-to-head winning percentage in games against teams starting with the No. 1 team down to the No. 6 team.
6. Goal differential in games against teams starting with the No. 1 team down to the No. 6 team.
In the case of ties among three or more schools, the criteria will be used in order until a team, or teams, is/are separated from the pack. At that point, the process will begin anew to break the “new” tie.
Example: When a four-way tie becomes a three-way tie through elimination of one of the original four teams in the tiebreaker, the three-way tie is treated as a “new” tie and the process restarts with the No. 1 tiebreaker.