Denver Pioneers Edge Wisconsin to Win Record 11th NCAA Hockey Title

52 articles · Updated · University of Denver Athletics · Apr 12

The Denver Pioneers rallied to defeat Wisconsin 2-1 and claim their 11th NCAA men’s ice hockey national championship in Las Vegas.
Freshman goalie Johnny Hicks made 29 saves, while Rieger Lorenz and Kyle Chyzowski scored third-period goals to secure Denver’s victory.
This marks Denver’s third national title in five years, solidifying their status as the most successful program in NCAA men’s hockey history.

Has Denver's third title in five seasons cemented them as an untouchable college hockey dynasty?

Was Denver's championship win a display of resilience or the result of a single lucky break?

Is the NCHC conference's continued dominance actually healthy for the overall growth of college hockey?

How has allowing Canadian Hockey League players into the NCAA already changed the sport's talent landscape?

After another title game loss to Denver, what is next for coach Mike Hastings and Wisconsin?

Will Johnny Hicks's small frame hinder his NHL prospects despite his Frozen Four dominance?