ChampsRankELO – Dec. 7, 2025

This is the second iteration of the ChampsRankELO ranking report. An explanation of the methodology can be found here.

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ChampsRankELO: DI Women’s College Hockey

as of December 7, 2025

RankTeamELO RatingGames Played
1Wisconsin171820
2Ohio State166418
3Penn State164618
4Princeton163315
5UConn163218
6Northeastern162519
7Minnesota161618
8Minnesota Duluth159818
9Quinnipiac158420
10Clarkson156919
11Minnesota State153720
12Mercyhurst153122
13St. Cloud State153020
14Yale152516
15Franklin Pierce152519
16Colgate151620
17Cornell151516
18Holy Cross151421
19St. Lawrence150421
20Boston College150420
21Maine149620
22RIT149622
23Vermont149020
24Saint Anselm148919
25New Hampshire148921
26Boston University148318
27Brown148016
28Union148020
29Harvard147414
30Stonehill146519
31Providence146419
32St. Thomas145820
33Assumption145620
34Syracuse145022
35Robert Morris144122
36RPI143921
37LIU143516
38Lindenwood142322
39Bemidji State141618
40Dartmouth140314
41Merrimack139718
42Post139420
43Sacred Heart135618
44Delaware133820
45Saint Michaels129815

The top two flipped

On Nov 30, Ohio State was #1 (1712) and Wisconsin #2 (1663). On Dec 7, Wisconsin is #1 (1718.14) and Ohio State #2 (1663.97). Wisconsin’s 6-1 win at Ohio State on Dec 6 drove the change, boosting Wisconsin by ~55 points and dropping Ohio State by ~48.

Weekend results impact

Other Dec 5–6 results shifted rankings. Princeton moved from #8 (1588) to #4 (1631.55) after a 6-1 win at Colgate and a 3-2 win at Cornell. UConn dropped from #3 (1647) to #5 (1630.92) after a 1-1 OT tie with Boston University and a 3-2 loss at Boston University. Penn State moved from #4 (1644) to #3 (1645.64) with steady results. Minnesota dropped from #5 (1599) to #7 (1616.00) despite a 4-1 win over St. Thomas, as other teams gained more from their results.

Notable movements in the middle rankings

Northeastern moved from #6 (1598) to #6 (1625) after a 3-1 win at Boston College. Minnesota Duluth moved from #7 (1597) to #8 (1597.5) after a 4-0 win at Bemidji State. The ELO system’s sequential processing and margin-of-victory adjustments explain these shifts, with Wisconsin’s decisive win having the largest impact.

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