Frozen Four 2022: Historically dominant teams highlight exciting matchups
Tue, 05 Apr 22 17:04:13 +0000
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The end of the college hockey season is here. Starting Thursday afternoon and ending Saturday night, the four teams left standing will be whittled down to just one champion.
Three of the teams left were the No. 1 seeds in their regionals, three of the top four seasons of the regular season. The two highest-ranked teams in the nation for the vast majority of the year will be in Boston, looking to cap their historically strong seasons. The four teams left standing are also ranked Nos. 1-4 in goals per game, so there (hopefully) won’t be any 1-0 or 2-1 games.
Let’s get into the matchups:
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NCAA
Minnesota State Univ. (Mankato)
Univ. of Denver
Univ. of Michigan
Univ. of Minnesota
NCAA
Wyatt Aamodt
Ryan Barrow
Sean Behrens
Nick Blankenburg
Bobby Brink
Magnus Chrona
Justen Close
Jack Devine
Brock Faber
Cole Guttman
Aaron Huglen
Ryan Johnson
Matthew Knies
Jack LaFontaine
Jack Livingstone
Chaz Lucius
Benton Maass
Kyle Mayhew
Dryden McKay
Jack McNeely
Ben Meyers
Keaton Pehrson
Erik Portillo
Owen Power
Carter Savoie
Brett Stapley
David Carle
Mike Hastings
Bob Motzko
Mel Pearson