University of San Diego fields a ACHA Division III hockey program in San Diego, CA. The 2025–26 roster carries 12 players, making it a small-roster program within its division.
The roster draws from 7 states and regions, led by CA (7), WA (1), DE (1). The program reflects a mix of local and regional recruiting typical of ACHA Division III.
A mix of players arriving directly from high school and junior programs. The 7-region geographic spread reflects a program building beyond its immediate market.
With a 52.4% acceptance rate, the academic bar is accessible for most student-athletes who want to play college hockey without sacrificing program quality.
University of San Diego at a Glance
Data from the U.S. Department of Education College Scorecard, most recent cohort.
University of San Diego Rankings by Major
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Where Do University of San Diego Hockey Players Come From?
12 players · 7 states & regions · 2025–26 roster.
The top feeder states are California (7), Washington (1), Delaware (1). The 7-region spread reflects a regionally focused recruiting base.
Where Did These Players Play Before University of San Diego?
Prior league breakdown — a proxy for the competitive level players brought with them.
6 players have no prior program on record. This is common at programs where players came through local leagues, recreational hockey, or programs not tracked in major databases. It doesn't indicate lower competition — only lower data coverage.
University of San Diego Home Arena
San Diego, CA
Find University of San Diego Hockey Online
Game updates and team content.
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Is University of San Diego Hockey a Fit for You?
University of San Diego's ACHA Division III program draws players from 7 states and regions. With 12 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.