North Dakota, Wisconsin Advance to Frozen Four

0:00It's March 29th from the locker room to your ears. This is Calgary Flames News Today, powered by AI. I'm Corey with the story. The NCAA hockey regionals are heating up, with two teams locked into the Frozen 4 and the other spots up for Grab Sunday. North Dakota punched their ticket by shutting out Quinnipiac, five nothing, sending three flames prospects to the semis. Meanwhile, Wisconsin edged Michigan State an overtime to join them. North Dakota jumped ahead early with goals from Jack Kernan and Cody Crowell. Then Abram Webe dished to assist to build a three nothing lead. Cole Ressiony sealed it with a fifth goal midway through the second, while Flames prospect Ethan Widenbach's Quinnipiac run ended there. Fans are buzzing about North Dakota's defensive streak. They haven't allowed a goal in the tournament yet. Widenbach wraps a strong sophomore year, with 25 goals and 59 points in 40 games, still leading the NCAA in scoring even after his.

1:00Exit. On the flip side, Wisconsin sets up a semi-clash with North Dakota on April 9. Eric Jameson's Denver kept their hopes alive with a five nothing win over Cornell Friday. And they face Western Michigan Sunday at 1 p.m. mountain. Time. The other Sunday matchup pits Michigan against Minnesota Duluth at 3.30 p.m. mountain time, deciding the final Frozen 14. Keep an eye on these Flames kids. They're carrying the torch deep into April.