USCHO’s coverage from the Men’s Frozen Four.
Boston University beat Penn State, 3-1, to advance to the national championship game on Saturday against Western Michigan (photo: Jim Rosvold)
Jack Hughes and Cole Eiserman scored second-period goals for the Terriers, who got past the semifinals this time.
The Nittany Lions fell short in their first Frozen Four appearance after losing to Boston University on Thursday.
The Terriers got past the Nittany Lions in a semifinal that had a later start than anticipated. Here are some numbers to know.
Check out the best photos from Thursday’s semifinal between Boston University and Penn State.
Owen Michaels scored early in the second overtime to give the Broncos a 3-2 win over the Pioneers, sending them to Saturday’s championship game.
Owen Michaels scored only two goals as a freshman but his work last offseason led to a vastly better second season, including Thursday’s OT goal.
See photos from Western Michigan’s triumph against Denver in the Frozen Four semifinals.
Here are five numbers to know from Western Michigan’s 3-2 overtime victory against Denver on Thursday in the Frozen Four semifinals.
Take a look at how the Broncos made it to Saturday night with a double-OT triumph against Denver.
Four teams have the hopes of calling themselves national champions as the NCAA semifinals get underway on Thursday (photo: Jim Rosvold)
Denver plays Western Michigan and Boston University faces Penn State on Thursday in St. Louis. Here’s how to watch and listen.
Practice Day at the 2025 NCAA Division I Men’s Frozen Four at Enterprise Center in St. Louis (photo: Jim Rosvold)
Denver sophomore defenseman Boston Buckberger has been named the recipient of the NCAA’s Elite 90 award for scholastic achievement at the 2025 Division I men’s ice hockey championship. Buckberger is an accounting major in DU’s Daniels College of Business and carries a cumulative 4.0 grade-point average. He was presented with the Elite 90 award following … Read more
Here’s a look at team practices and news conferences in St. Louis on Wednesday, the day before the start of the Frozen Four.
There’s more than one team making its Frozen Four debut for the first time in 12 years, and it has been a lot longer for a newcomer to win the title.
The Nittany Lions continued preparations for their game against Boston University. See how it looked here.
The Terriers were the third team to take the ice at Enterprise Center on Wednesday. Here’s a look.
The Pioneers prepared for their Frozen Four semifinal against Western Michigan at Enterprise Center.
Western Michigan was the first on the ice at Enterprise Center as teams practiced in advance of Thursday’s semifinals.