What's up with Army College Hockey?

So, I'm an ice hockey player and I've been eyes-on Army colleges. Does anyone know how competitive Army College hockey is or what being on the team might look like?

The Army ice hockey team plays at the Division I level and they compete in the Atlantic Hockey Association. The team is quite competitive, and they've had some strong seasons.

Here's an example of what being on the team might look like: Athletes typically follow a rigorous schedule, comprising daily practice sessions, dry land training, regular matches against other colleges, and of course, keeping up academically. Some players may also have the opportunity to be selected for international competitions or prestigious camps.

It can be quite challenging to manage both the stringent military and athletic commitments, but many players find it fulfilling to represent their school and serve their country simultaneously. In terms of recruitment, the coaches usually look for players with excellent skills, fitness, and a strong commitment to excellence both in the sport and in service to the country.

It would definitely help your chances of getting recruited if you're playing at a high-level (preferably Tier 1 or 2) in your high school or local league. If you're seriously considering it, I'd recommend reaching out to the coaching staff at Army with a highlight reel and expressing your interest. This would give them the chance to watch you play and potentially reach out to you or your current coach for further information.