Denver Triumphs in Double Overtime to Face Wisconsin in Frozen Four Final
Denver wins in 2OT, gets Wisc. in Frozen Four final
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Denver secured a thrilling 4-3 double-overtime victory over Michigan in the Frozen Four semifinals, thanks to Kent Anderson's goal and Johnny Hicks' 49 saves. The Pioneers will compete for their 11th national title against Wisconsin, who defeated North Dakota 2-1 in the other semifinal.
- 01Kent Anderson scored the game-winning goal for Denver in the second overtime.
- 02Johnny Hicks made 49 saves, a personal best for the freshman goalie.
- 03Wisconsin advanced to the championship game for the first time since 2010.
- 04Michigan outshot Denver 52-26 but fell short in the semifinals.
- 05Wisconsin's defense limited North Dakota's high-scoring offense effectively.
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In a gripping Frozen Four semifinal, the Denver Pioneers triumphed over the Michigan Wolverines with a score of 4-3 after double overtime. Kent Anderson scored the decisive goal at 7:25 of the second overtime, supported by a remarkable 49 saves from freshman goalie Johnny Hicks. The Pioneers, now with a record of 28-11-3, will face the Wisconsin Badgers in the championship game on Saturday. Wisconsin defeated North Dakota 2-1, marking their first title game appearance since 2010. Despite dominating the shot count with 52-26, Michigan was unable to secure a win, with their last championship dating back to 1998. Denver aims for their 11th national title, while Wisconsin seeks their first in 20 years.
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The outcome of the championship game will be significant for fans and players, as it could determine the legacy of the teams and their coaches.
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