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Frozen Four: Blue Bloods Battle for Hockey Supremacy
9 Apr
Summary
- Four storied programs with six or more NCAA titles reach the 2026 Frozen Four.
- Michigan aims for its first championship of the 21st century.
- Denver, the reigning champion, seeks its third title in five seasons.
The 2026 NCAA Men's Ice Hockey Frozen Four showcases four elite programs with histories of national championships: Denver, Michigan, North Dakota, and Wisconsin. Denver, a powerhouse, is vying for its third title in five seasons, having previously won in 2022 and 2024.
Michigan, a program with a storied past, is seeking its first championship of the 21st century, with its last NCAA title occurring in 1998. The Wolverines have demonstrated offensive prowess this season, ranking No. 1 in scoring offense.
North Dakota enters the semifinals with an impenetrable defense, having not allowed a postseason goal. Wisconsin advanced to the Frozen Four after a dramatic overtime victory against Michigan State, showcasing their resilience.
Play-by-play commentary will be provided by John Buccigross, with analysis from Colby Cohen and reporting by Quint Kessenich. Studio coverage features Zubin Mehenti, Andrew Raycroft, and Paul Caponigri.
