Fantasy hockey built entirely around NCAA Division I men's college hockey, from the team at College Hockey News.
Draft real Division I players, set your lineup each week, and follow along as their actual on-ice production scores points for your team.
LEAGUES YOUR WAY
- Create a private league and invite friends with a share code
- Join a league you've been given a code for, or browse leagues looking for members
- Head-to-Head, with weekly matchups and a W-L-T standings race
- Season Total, where every point you accumulate counts
- Or join an open conference leaderboard and compete as an individual, with no draft and nobody to organize
THE DRAFT ROOM
- Live snake draft with a pick clock and a board that updates as picks land
- Search and filter the available player pool by position
- Build a queue so the draft picks sensibly for you if you can't make it
- Commissioner controls for the draft order, the timer, and pausing
MANAGE YOUR TEAM ALL SEASON
- Forwards, defensemen and goalies, with roster limits and a bench
- Set your starters each week
- Add and drop free agents, with a waiver period on dropped players
- Propose and accept trades with other managers
- Standings, weekly matchups, per-player scoring, and a playoff bracket
REAL COLLEGE HOCKEY, REAL SCORING
- A scoreboard of actual Division I games, with the fantasy points each player earned
- Players on your roster highlighted so you can see your week taking shape
- Weekly leaders across every team in the game
Scoring rewards what actually wins college hockey games: goals, assists, plus-minus and penalty discipline for skaters, wins, shutouts and save percentage for goalies.
FREE, AND NOT A BETTING APP
CHN Fantasy Hockey is free. There is no wagering, no entry fee, and no prize money. It is a season-long game for people who follow college hockey.
You'll need a College Hockey News account to play, which you can create in the app or with your Google account.
Questions or problems? Get in touch through College Hockey News and we'll help.
Fantasy hockey for NCAA college hockey fans, from College Hockey News.