Western Michigan Wins First NCAA Hockey Championship Boston University 6-2

The Broncos secured their historic victory in their Frozen Four debut, powered by standout performances and late-game dominance.

Western Michigan claimed its first NCAA men's hockey title with a commanding 6-2 win over Boston University in St. Louis on April 12, 2025.
Owen Michaels scored twice in the third period, earning Frozen Four Most Outstanding Player honors after four goals across the semifinal and final games.
The Broncos joined an elite group as the fourth program to win the national championship in their Frozen Four debut, alongside Denver, Cornell, and Lake Superior State.
Boston University, seeking its sixth title and first since 2009, fell short despite goals from Cole Eiserman and Shane Lachance.
The championship highlighted discussions about attendance challenges and venue suitability, as the Enterprise Center hosted a less-than-capacity crowd.