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When is Wisconsin hockey playing in Frozen Four national title game?
The Wisconsin Badgers continued their dream run in the NCAA Tournament on Thursday by defeating No. 2 North Dakota, 2-1, in the Frozen Four semifinals.
Wisconsin's two first-period goals within 30 seconds of game time set the early tone. Mike Hastings' team then held North Dakota at bay until the final minutes, when, with an empty net, the Fighting Hawks scored to cut the Badgers' lead to one. Wisconsin held on to the final buzzer, completing the improbable upset.
The Badgers entered the NCAA Tournament ranked 12th. They defeated No. 3 Michigan State in the quarterfinals and No. 2 North Dakota in the semifinals. They will face Denver, which outlasted No. 1 Michigan in two overtimes in Thursday's other semifinal.
Live updates: North Dakota vs. Wisconsin in the Men's Frozen Four
Nineteen NHL prospects are in the lineups between Denver and Wisconsin in the Frozen Four championship: 13 for Denver and six for Wisconsin. Here's a look at the lineups for today.
Lineups for Wisconsin vs. Denver in the #MFrozenFour championship: pic.twitter.com/l33Xe0ulyn
Three LA Kings prospects are in action, all for Denver. The Montreal Canadiens and Buffalo Sabres each have two prospects:
DU on site đź“Ť#MFrozenFour x @DU_Hockey pic.twitter.com/Ly1j9zn3SV
We are getting closer to puckdrop here in Las Vegas between Denver and Wisconsin. The Frozen Four championship will be decided shortly.
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Badgers soar past Fighting Hawks into NCAA final
LAS VEGAS – The Wisconsin men's hockey team took down second overall-seeded North Dakota, 2-1, on Thursday night at T-Mobile Arena in the semifinals of the 2026 NCAA Men's Frozen Four.
Wisconsin produced a great start, outshooting the Fighting Hawks, 18-4, through 20 minutes. More importantly, the Badgers jumped on the board early twice, scoring two goals in a 27-second span of the first period to take a 2-0 lead over the Fighting Hawks.Ă‚Â
Senior forward Simon Tassy got UW on the board with a snipe at 12:54 after freshman forward Vasily Zelenov forced a turnover in the offense zone corner. Tassy, streaking into the zone from a line change, picked up the puck inside the blue line and eventually finished for his 14th of the season and third of this year's NCAA tournament.
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