The Western Michigan Broncos made history by winning their first-ever Frozen Four championship. The team defeated Boston University 6-2 in the 2025 Frozen Four championship game at Enterprise Center on Saturday. This marked a significant milestone for the program, as it ended its season with a 10-game winning streak.
Key players Owen Michaels and Iiro Hakkarainen contributed to the win, scoring two goals each. The Broncos’ victory came after they knocked off defending champion Denver University in double overtime. Coach Pat Ferschweiler praised his team’s performance, saying they “stuck together” and believed in themselves throughout the season.
Ferschweiler also expressed pride in his team’s leadership and camaraderie. The coach acknowledged that winning by a larger margin than expected could be a different feeling from coming close, but emphasized that it was a moment to celebrate. The Broncos’ championship win marks a new era for the program, and their players will surely remember this achievement for years to come.
Source: https://www.nhl.com/news/western-michigan-wins-ncaa-mens-hockey-national-championship