Schools ACHA Division I Syracuse University
ACHA Division I · 2025–26 Season

Syracuse University Hockey

Syracuse, NY ·Private Nonprofit ·15,477 undergrads
Program Overview

Syracuse University fields a ACHA Division I hockey program in Syracuse, NY. The 2025–26 roster carries 35 players, making it one of the larger programs within its division.

What sets this roster apart is its international composition — 4 players from outside the United States, representing TWN, Canada. That kind of international reach is unusual for a club-level hockey program and speaks to active recruiting or strong word-of-mouth in those markets.

Prep school pipeline

3 players came through prep school programs before arriving here — a higher rate than most ACHA Division I programs. These are players who invested seriously in hockey development before college.

Academic profile

With a 45.9% acceptance rate and average SAT of 1375, the academic bar is accessible for most student-athletes who want to play college hockey without sacrificing program quality.

School Profile

Syracuse University at a Glance

Data from the U.S. Department of Education College Scorecard, most recent cohort.

45.9%
Acceptance Rate
Moderately selective
1,375
Average SAT Score
Combined reading + math
$84,517
Total Annual Cost
Tuition, room, board & fees
84%
4-Year Graduation Rate
Most recent cohort
$79,164
Median Earnings (10yr)
$60,459 at 6 years
$26,000
Median Graduate Debt
Among graduates who borrowed
$65,528
Tuition (Out-of-State)
17% of students receive Pell grants
15,477
Undergraduate Enrollment
Private Nonprofit institution
Earnings Rankings

Syracuse University Rankings by Major

89 majors ranked in the top 25 by median earnings (4-year, by major). Explore full rankings →

#1
Public Relations, Advertising, and Applied Communication
Men's ACHA
#1
Public Relations, Advertising, and Applied Communication
Women's NCAA D1
#1
Special Education and Teaching
Women's NCAA D1
#1
Teacher Education and Professional Development, Specific Subject Areas
Women's NCAA D1
#1
Family and Consumer Sciences/Human Sciences Business Services
Men's ACHA
#1
Human Services, General
Men's ACHA
#1
Human Services, General
Women's NCAA D1
#1
Public Administration
Men's ACHA
#1
Film/Video and Photographic Arts
Women's NCAA D1
#2
Interior Architecture
Men's ACHA
#2
Radio, Television, and Digital Communication
Women's NCAA D1
#2
Education, General
Women's NCAA D1
#2
Romance Languages, Literatures, and Linguistics
Women's NCAA D1
#2
Biotechnology
Men's ACHA
#2
Drama/Theatre Arts and Stagecraft
Women's NCAA D1
#2
Arts, Entertainment, and Media Management
Men's ACHA
#2
Finance and Financial Management Services
Women's NCAA D1
#3
Journalism
Women's NCAA D1
#3
Social Work
Women's NCAA D1
#3
Geography and Cartography
Women's NCAA D1
#3
Accounting and Related Services
Women's NCAA D1
#3
Marketing
Women's NCAA D1
#4
Architectural Sciences and Technology
Men's ACHA
#4
Computer and Information Sciences, General
Women's NCAA D1
#4
Teacher Education and Professional Development, Specific Subject Areas
Men's ACHA
#4
Biomedical/Medical Engineering
Women's NCAA D1
#4
Civil Engineering
Women's NCAA D1
#4
Sports, Kinesiology, and Physical Education/Fitness
Women's NCAA D1
#4
Security Science and Technology
Men's ACHA
#4
International Relations and National Security Studies
Women's NCAA D1
#4
Design and Applied Arts
Women's NCAA D1
#4
Public Health
Women's NCAA D1
#4
Entrepreneurial and Small Business Operations
Men's ACHA
#4
Entrepreneurial and Small Business Operations
Women's NCAA D1
#5
Education, General
Men's ACHA
#5
Aerospace, Aeronautical, and Astronautical/Space Engineering
Women's NCAA D1
#5
Anthropology
Women's NCAA D1
#6
Radio, Television, and Digital Communication
Men's ACHA
#6
Special Education and Teaching
Men's ACHA
#6
Human Development, Family Studies, and Related Services
Women's NCAA D1
#6
Psychology, General
Women's NCAA D1
#6
Business Administration, Management and Operations
Women's NCAA D1
#7
Romance Languages, Literatures, and Linguistics
Men's ACHA
#7
Geography and Cartography
Men's ACHA
#7
Sociology
Women's NCAA D1
#8
Communication and Media Studies
Women's NCAA D1
#9
Journalism
Men's ACHA
#9
Communication Disorders Sciences and Services
Women's NCAA D1
#10
Computer Engineering
Women's NCAA D1
#10
Chemistry
Women's NCAA D1
#10
Social Work
Men's ACHA
#10
Real Estate
Men's ACHA
#10
History
Women's NCAA D1
#11
Information Science/Studies
Men's ACHA
#11
Neurobiology and Neurosciences
Women's NCAA D1
#11
Mathematics
Women's NCAA D1
#11
Design and Applied Arts
Men's ACHA
#11
Film/Video and Photographic Arts
Men's ACHA
#11
Accounting and Related Services
Men's ACHA
#12
Chemical Engineering
Women's NCAA D1
#12
Mechanical Engineering
Women's NCAA D1
#12
Foods, Nutrition, and Related Services
Men's ACHA
#12
English Language and Literature, General
Women's NCAA D1
#13
Rhetoric and Composition/Writing Studies
Men's ACHA
#14
Finance and Financial Management Services
Men's ACHA
#15
Political Science and Government
Women's NCAA D1
#15
Marketing
Men's ACHA
#16
Fine and Studio Arts
Women's NCAA D1
#18
Sociology
Men's ACHA
#18
Public Health
Men's ACHA
#19
Sports, Kinesiology, and Physical Education/Fitness
Men's ACHA
#20
Human Development, Family Studies, and Related Services
Men's ACHA
#21
Computer and Information Sciences, General
Men's ACHA
#21
Biology, General
Women's NCAA D1
#21
History
Men's ACHA
#22
Economics
Women's NCAA D1
#25
Biomedical/Medical Engineering
Men's ACHA
#25
Psychology, General
Men's ACHA
Roster Geography

Where Do Syracuse University Hockey Players Come From?

35 players · 17 states & regions · 2025–26 roster.

MA6 players
NY6 players
NJ3 players
ON3 players
CT2 players
CO2 players
PA2 players
ME2 players
MO1 player
NH1 player
DC1 player
IL1 player
CAN3 players
TWN1 player

Massachusetts leads the pipeline with 6 players (17%), but the international component is notable: 4 players from TWN, Canada give this roster an unusually broad geographic reach.

Player Pedigree

Where Did These Players Play Before Syracuse University?

Prior league breakdown — a proxy for the competitive level players brought with them.

High school
2
6%
Youth hockey
13
37%
Junior hockey
13
37%
College transfer
2
6%
Prep school
3
9%
No prior data
2
6%
Junior hockey

13 players came through competitive junior programs. Junior hockey experience — even at Tier III — represents meaningful development beyond what high school hockey alone provides.

Prep school backgrounds

3 players attended prep school hockey programs. Prep school hockey is a serious development path — these players typically had structured practice, strength training, and competitive schedules from an early age.

Explore the full player pipeline
Prior leagues, feeder teams, and pipeline trends — filter and compare.
Home Ice

Tennity Ice Skating Pavilion

Syracuse, NY · 11 minutes from campus

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For Recruits

Is Syracuse University Hockey a Fit for You?

Syracuse University's ACHA Division I program draws players from 17 states and regions. With 35 players on the roster, there's real competition for spots — but also real opportunity for players who fit what the program is building. Reach out directly through social media or the team's website to start a conversation.