2021 NCAA Frozen Four
The 2021 Men's NCAA Frozen Four is being played April 8th and 10th at PPG Paints Arena in Pittsburgh. The two Semifinal games are on Thursday (Apr 8) and the winners will meet in the National Championship Game on Saturday (Apr 10). The winning team at the Frozen Four will be crowned as National Champions of the 2021 NCAA hockey season.
NCAA Frozen Four Tickets
The NCAA Men's Hockey Championship is commonly known as the Frozen Four, and ranks among the most popular championship events in college sports. The Frozen Four matches up the winning team from each of the four Regionals in the final four of NCAA hockey. Those teams advance to the Frozen Four from a 16 team single-elimination tournament, that is divided into an East, Midwest, Northeast and West Regional. The Frozen Four includes three games: the two national Semifinal games on Thursday evening and the Championship game on Saturday night. The championship game crowns the National Champion in NCAA Men's Division I hockey. Demand for Frozen Four tickets is always strong as college hockey fans are passionate supporters who will turn out in big numbers when their team earns a spot in this post-season championship.
NCAA Hockey Tournament
The NCAA hockey tournament decides the national championship in college hockey for that season. The tournament includes the top 16 men's teams in college hockey. Those teams are split up among four regions: the East Regional, Northeast Regional, Midwest Regional and West Regional. The winning hockey team from each regional final advances to the Frozen Four, where they have two games to win to be crowned national champions.
College Hockey Tickets
TicketCity has been a reliable source for NCAA hockey tickets for decades. In addition, to regular-season games there are also tickets for the NCAA Women's Frozen Four are available to purchase, as well as, popular college hockey tournaments like the Beanpot.
Future Frozen Four Locations
- 2022: TD Garden (Boston, MA)
- 2023: Tampa, Florida
- 2024: St. Paul, Minnesota
- 2025: St. Louis, Missouri
- 2026: Las Vegas, Nevada