Michigan vs. Denver: Live Updates from Men’s Frozen Four Showdown
The Wolverines and Pioneers meet in Las Vegas for a high-stakes college hockey clash. The game is part of the Men’s Frozen Four and draws national attention.
Road to Las Vegas
Michigan advanced after a tense regional final. The Wolverines beat Minnesota Duluth 4-3, holding off a late comeback after leading 3-0.
Denver reached the Frozen Four with decisive wins in the Loveland Regional. The Pioneers shut out Cornell 5-0 and beat Western Michigan 6-2.
Nightly slate and conference result
The first NCHC vs. Big Ten matchup of the night favored the Big Ten. Wisconsin defeated North Dakota 2-1.
History and stakes
Michigan carries a long title drought into the game. The Wolverines have not won a national title in 28 years.
A victory would move Michigan closer to tying Denver for the most national championships. Denver currently owns 10 titles, the most of any program.
Recent pedigree
Denver is the most recent champion among the teams in Vegas.
Their 2024 title stands as the newest. Another championship this year would mark Denver’s fourth since 2017.
Key facts to know
- Michigan beat Minnesota Duluth 4-3 in the regional final.
- The Wolverines led 3-0 before closing out the win late in the third period.
- Denver defeated Cornell 5-0 in a shutout.
- Denver also beat Western Michigan 6-2 in the Loveland Regional.
- Wisconsin topped North Dakota 2-1 in the earlier matchup.
- Denver holds 10 national championships, the most all-time.
- Michigan’s title drought spans 28 years.
Filmogaz.com will provide live updates during the Men’s Frozen Four showdown in Las Vegas. Fans following Michigan vs. Denver can find live updates and postgame coverage on the site.
