AUS Hockey Playoff Schedule Announced

Feb 14, 2023 | Sports

The AUS Men’s and Women’s Hockey Playoff schedules have been announced.

St. FX Charles V. Keating Centre (Ken Kingston photo)

The Hockey X-Men, seeded fourth will take on fifth-seed Acadia in a best of three quarter-final. Game one is Wednesday at 7 at the Keating Centre. Game Two will be Friday in Wolfville. Game three if necessary will be Sunday at the Keating Centre at 7.

The other quarter features UPEI and Moncton.

The winners of the quarter-finals will face either UNB or Saint Mary’s next week in the semi-finals. The Reds and Huskies earned byes into the second round.

In the Women’s Hockey Playoffs, St. FX and UNB have earned byes into the semi finals. Quarterfinals will pit Saint Mary’s against Moncton, while UPEI and Dalhousie meet in the other series.

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