NCAA Division I Champions and Tournament MOP's

NCAA Division I Champions and Tournament MOP's

NCAA Division I hockey championships have been held from 1948. Current format is known as the Frozen Four Tournament. We have also included the tournament Most Outstanding Player (MOP) listing, where applicable.

Tournament Format:

1948–1976- 4 teams (1 game series)
1977–1980 - 5-6 teams (1 game series)
1981–1987 - 8 teams (2 game, total goals first round at higher seed)
1988–1991- 12 teams (best of 3 games first round series at higher seed)
1992–2002 - 12 teams (divided up into 2 regionals, East Regional and West Regional; 6 Teams each)
2003–present - 16 teams (4 regionals: Northeast, East, Midwest and West Regionals: 4 Teams each)

Other college and university hockey pages on Rauzulu's Street:

NCAA Division I Hockey Conferences and Past Conference Champions
NCAA Division I Hockey Champions
NCAA Division I Award Winners
NCAA Division III Hockey
NCAA Club Hockey
Canadian Inter University Sport Hockey
CIS Past Champions
Canadian College Hockey
NCAA and Canadian University Women's Hockey

Year	Champion	Runner-up	Score	Site

2008	Boston College	Notre Dame	4-1	Denver, Colorado
2007	Michigan State	Boston College	3-1	St. Louis, Missouri
2006	Wisconsin	Boston College	2-1	Milwaukee, Wisconsin
2005	Denver	North Dakota	4-1	Columbus
2004	Denver	Maine	1-0	Boston
2003	Minnesota	New Hampshire	5-1	Buffalo
2002	Minnesota	Maine	4-3 (OT)	St. Paul
2001	Boston College	North Dakota	3-2 (OT)	Albany, N.Y.
2000	North Dakota	Boston College	4-2	Providence
1999	Maine	New Hampshire	3-2 (OT)	Anaheim
1998	Michigan	Boston College	3-2 (OT)	Boston
1997	North Dakota	Boston University	6-4	Milwaukee
1996	Michigan	Colorado College	3-2 (OT)	Cincinnati
1995	Boston University	Maine	6-2	Providence
1994	Lake Superior	Boston University	9-1	St. Paul
1993	Maine	Lake Superior	5-4	Milwaukee
1992	Lake Superior	Wisconsin	4-2	Albany, N.Y.
1991	Northern Michigan	Boston University	8-7 (3OT)	St. Paul
1990	Wisconsin	Colgate	7-3	Detroit
1989	Harvard	Minnesota	4-3 (OT)	St. Paul
1988	Lake Superior	St. Lawrence	4-3 (OT)	Lake Placid
1987	North Dakota	Michigan State	5-3	Detroit
1986	Michigan State	Harvard	6-5	Providence
1985	Rensselaer	Providence	2-1	Detroit
1984	Bowling Green	Minnesota-Duluth	5-4 (4OT)	Lake Placid
1983	Wisconsin	Harvard	6-2	Grand Forks
1982	North Dakota	Wisconsin	5-2	Providence
1981	Wisconsin	Minnesota	6-3	Duluth, Minn.
1980	North Dakota	Northern Michigan	5-2	Providence
1979	Minnesota	North Dakota	4-3	Detroit
1978	Boston University	Boston College	5-3	Providence
1977	Wisconsin	Michigan	6-5 (OT)	Detroit
1976	Minnesota	Michigan Tech	6-4	Denver
1975	Michigan Tech	Minnesota	6-1	St. Louis
1974	Minnesota	Michigan Tech	4-2	Boston
1973	Wisconsin	Denver	4-2	Boston
1972	Boston University	Cornell	4-0	Boston
1971	Boston University	Minnesota	4-2	Syracuse
1970	Cornell	Clarkson	6-4	Lake Placid
1969	Denver	Cornell	4-3	Colorado Springs
1968	Denver	North Dakota	4-0	Duluth, Minn.
1967	Cornell	Boston University	4-1	Syracuse
1966	Michigan State	Clarkson	6-1	Minneapolis
1965	Michigan Tech	Boston College	8-2	Providence
1964	Michigan	Denver	6-3	Denver
1963	North Dakota	Denver	6-5	Chestnut Hill, Mass.
1962	Michigan Tech	Clarkson	7-1	Utica, N.Y.
1961	Denver	St. Lawrence	12-2	Denver
1960	Denver	Michigan Tech	5-3	Boston
1959	North Dakota	Michigan State	4-3 (OT)	Troy, N.Y.
1958	Denver	North Dakota	6-2	Minneapolis
1957	Colorado College	Michigan	13-6	Colorado Springs
1956	Michigan	Michigan Tech	7-5	Colorado Springs
1955	Michigan	Colorado College	5-3	Colorado Springs
1954	Rensselaer	Minnesota	5-4 (OT)	Colorado Springs
1953	Michigan	Minnesota	7-3	Colorado Springs
1952	Michigan	Colorado College	4-1	Colorado Springs
1951	Michigan	Brown	7-1	Colorado Springs
1950	Colorado College	Boston University	13-4	Colorado Springs
1949	Boston College	Dartmouth	4-3	Colorado Springs
1948	Michigan	Dartmouth	8-4	Colorado Springs

Most Outstanding Player in NCAA Tournament

*Indicates recipient did not play on winning team.

Year	Tournament MOP

2008	Nathan Gerbe, F, Boston College
2007	Justin Abdelkader, F, Michigan State
2006	Robbie Earl, F, Wisconsin
2005	Peter Mannino, G, Denver
2004	Adam Berkhoel, G, Denver
2003	Thomas Vanek, F, Minnesota
2002	Grant Potulny, F, Minnesota
2001	Chuck Kobasew, F, Boston College
2000	Lee Goren, F, North Dakota
1999	Alfie Michaud, G, Maine
1998	Marty Turco, G, Michigan
1997	Matt Henderson, F, North Dakota
1996	Brendan Morrison, F, Michigan
1995	Chris O'Sullivan, F, Boston University
1994	Sean Tallaire, F, Lake Superior
1993	Jim Montgomery, F, Maine
1992	Paul Constantin, F, Lake Superior
1991	Scott Beattie, F, Northern Michigan
1990	Chris Tancill, F, Wisconsin
1989	Ted Donato, F, Harvard
1988	Bruce Hoffort, G, Lake Superior
1987	Tony Hrkac, F, North Dakota
1986	Mike Donnelly, F, Michigan State
1985	Chris Terreri, G, Providence *
1984	Gary Kruzich, G, Bowling Green
1983	Marc Behrend, G, Wisconsin
1982	Phil Sykes, F, North Dakota
1981	Marc Behrend, G, Wisconsin
1980	Doug Smail, F, North Dakota
1979	Steve Janaszak, G, Minnesota
1978	Jack O'Callahan, D, Boston University
1977	Julian Baretta, G, Wisconsin
1976	Tom Vannelli, F, Minnesota
1975	Jim Warden, G, Michigan Tech
1974	Brad Shelstad, G, Minnesota
1973	Dean Talafous, F, Wisconsin
1972	Tim Regan, G, Boston University
1971	Dan Brady, G, Boston University
1970	Dan Lodboa, D, Cornell
1969	Keith Magnuson, D, Denver
1968	Gerry Powers, G, Denver
1967	Walt Stanowski, D, Cornell
1966	Gaye Cooley, G, Michigan State
1965	Gary Milroy, F, Michigan Tech
1964	Bob Gray, G, Michigan
1963	Al McLean, F, North Dakota
1962	Lou Angotti, F, Michigan Tech
1961	Bill Masterton, F, Denver
1960	Lou Angotti, F, Michigan Tech * Bob Marquis, F, Boston University * Barry Urbanski, G, Boston University *
1959	Reg Morelli, F, North Dakota
1958	Murray Massier, F, Denver
1957	Bob McCusker, F, Colorado College
1956	Lorne Howes, G, Michigan
1955	Philip Hilton, D, Colorado College *
1954	Abbie Moore, F, Rensselaer
1953	John Matchefts, F, Michigan
1952	Ken Kinsley, G, Colorado College *
1951	Don Whiston, G, Brown *
1950	Ralph "Ike" Bevins, G, Boston University *
1949	Dick Desmond, G, Dartmouth *
1948	Joe Riley, F, Dartmouth *