University of North Carolina Wilmington fields a ACHA Division II hockey program in Wilmington, NC. The 2025–26 roster carries 29 players, making it a mid-size program within its division.
The roster draws from 9 states and regions, led by NC (13), NY (5), PA (3). The program reflects a mix of local and regional recruiting typical of ACHA Division II.
A mix of players arriving directly from high school and junior programs. The 9-region geographic spread reflects a program building beyond its immediate market.
With a 64.2% acceptance rate and average SAT of 1287, the academic bar is accessible for most student-athletes who want to play college hockey without sacrificing program quality.
University of North Carolina - Wilmington at a Glance
Data from the U.S. Department of Education College Scorecard, most recent cohort.
University of North Carolina Wilmington Rankings by Major
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Where Do University of North Carolina - Wilmington Hockey Players Come From?
29 players · 9 states & regions · 2025–26 roster.
The top feeder states are North Carolina (13), New York (5), Pennsylvania (3). The 9-region spread reflects a regionally focused recruiting base.
Where Did These Players Play Before University of North Carolina - Wilmington?
Prior league breakdown — a proxy for the competitive level players brought with them.
6 players came through competitive junior programs. Junior hockey experience — even at Tier III — represents meaningful development beyond what high school hockey alone provides.
The Wilmington Ice House
Wilmington, NC · 11 minutes from campus
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Is University of North Carolina - Wilmington Hockey a Fit for You?
University of North Carolina Wilmington's ACHA Division II program draws players from 9 states and regions. With 29 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.