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Every Division I conference, all 44 teams, and the one number the standings never show you: how long it has been since each team last won. Saint Michael's has gone the longest without a win of any Division I team, 373 days and counting. Wisconsin has the shortest wait, at 2 days. One team, new to Division I, has no win on record yet and is listed last.

Longest droughts right now

The ten Division I teams with the longest current win droughts
#TeamConferenceDaysRecordLast win
1Saint Michael'sNEWHA3730–8Sat, Oct 11 vs Long Island University
2St. AnselmNEWHA2290–2Wed, Mar 4 vs Assumption College
3YaleECAC Hockey2210–0Thu, Mar 12 vs Minnesota Duluth
4MerrimackHockey East242–3Fri, Sep 25 vs Lindenwood
5Holy CrossHockey East231–4–2Sat, Sep 26 vs Delaware
6RensselaerECAC Hockey171–8Fri, Oct 2 vs Northeastern
7Franklin PierceNEWHA162–6Sat, Oct 3 vs Saint Michael's
8UConnHockey East162–4Sat, Oct 3 vs Clarkson
9LindenwoodAtlantic Hockey153–7Sun, Oct 4 vs Delaware
10MercyhurstAtlantic Hockey105–3Fri, Oct 9 vs Lindenwood

See all 44 teams ranked by drought.

Still winless in 2026–27

Saint Michael's (0–8) and St. Anselm (0–2) are still looking for a first win this season. Every winless Division I team, with days since each one last won.

The USCHO poll

USCHO poll with days since each team's last win
RankTeamConferenceRecordDays since a win
1Ohio StateWCHA7–12
2MinnesotaWCHA5–13
3WisconsinWCHA6–22
4NortheasternHockey East3–22
5QuinnipiacECAC Hockey6–13
6Penn StateAtlantic Hockey5–32
7PrincetonECAC Hockey2–02
8ColgateECAC Hockey6–02
9St. Cloud StateWCHA6–22
10ClarksonECAC Hockey6–22
11UConnHockey East2–416
12CornellECAC Hockey2–02
13Minnesota DuluthWCHA6–22
14YaleECAC Hockey0–0221
15VermontHockey East3–39

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The longer droughts

Days since a win is only the start. These rankings cover the waits that last for years: the longest NCAA Tournament win droughts in women's hockey and every NCAA champion ranked by its last title.

What each tracker does

Each conference has its own tracker with the same tools: current records in the conference's own standings order, the USCHO poll, the full season schedule for every team with results and scores, a box score for each game with goals by period, week by week recaps, and head-to-head records between conference opponents.

Everything updates itself. Scores refresh about once a minute while games are being played, every five minutes on game days, and every thirty minutes otherwise. Nothing is typed in by hand, so a final score, a change in the standings and a reset drought counter all appear on their own.

More detail on how the counters are calculated is on the about page.