Intercollegiate League

The Intercollegiate League was a short lived men's collegiate hockey league that played during the 1909–10 United States collegiate men's ice hockey season. The league was made up of Carnegie Tech, Penn State Nittany Lions, and the Pitt Panthers. All games played at Duquesne Gardens in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
The league was formed by the operators of the Duquesne Gardens following the collapse of the Western Pennsylvania Hockey League after the previous season. The arena also assumed all cost for the league. The Penn State team was apparently asked to withdraw by the faculty. The Case Institute of Technology and Western Reserve University, both from Cleveland were invited to join the league but neither responded. Both of these schools would eventually merge in 1967 to for Case Western Reserve University.
After Penn State's withdrawal the remaining two teams played two more games then the season ended. 
Due to a lack of another team and a lack of support for the two remaining programs were shuttered. Carnegie Tech returned to play in 1920, Pitt would not return until 1937 and Penn State would not return until 1940.
==Known Scores==
*December 11?: Carnegie Tech 2 Penn State 2 (this game is not recorded on Penn State's records)
*December 18: Carnegie Tech 1 Pitt 0
*December 25: Carnegie Tech 7 Penn State 0
*January 1: Pitt 2 Penn State 0
*January 1: Pitt 2 Carnegie Tech 1
*January 8: Carnegie Tech 1 Pitt 1
*January 22: Carnegie Tech 3 Pitt 1
==Standings==
#Carnegie Tech 3-0-1 or 2
#Pitt 1-2-1
#Penn State 0-2-0 or 1
Category:Ice hockey leagues in the United States
Category:Established in 1909
Category:Disestablished in 1910