UConn hockey came close enough to touch the NCAA Frozen Four, and in doing so, changed the perception and trajectory of the program.

The historic season for the UConn men’s hockey has come to an end, losing to Penn State in overtime for the right to advance to the Frozen Four. This coming after making their first NCAA tournament ever and beating Quinnipiac in their first game.

The Nittany Lions take on the Huskies in an NCAA Hockey Tournament regional final for a trip to the Frozen Four.

That fact was never displayed more prominently than when Cerrato had the instincts to know his teammate was trailing behind him for the game-winning overtime goal in Sunday night’s 2-1 win over UConn to send Penn State to its first Frozen Four in program history.

A men’s college hockey season that began all the way back in early October will soon be ending, with confetti falling from the rafters and a champion skating triumphantly around the rink while hoisting a trophy proudly in the air.

The stories are endless from the start of the 2025 NCAA Division I Men's Ice Hockey championship. Retirements, NHL, and multiple championships, oh my!

See how the men's ice hockey team is on the verge of winning Penn State's third national title in three months.

Hockey sticks were strewn on the ice. Sweat-soaked players hugged coaches in coats and ties. Many in the crowd of 6,933 lingered to offer their support, loudly and repeatedly. An overtime goal by sophomore forward Matt DiMarsico propelled Penn State past UConn,

Here's your guide to the 2025 NCAA DI men's hockey championship. From the selection show to the schedule of games and everything in-between through Frozen Four.