In a dramatic double overtime clash at the 2026 Frozen Four, the University of Denver hockey team triumphed over the University of Michigan, winning 4-3 and eliminating them from the tournament. The game, held at T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas, attracted 17,942 fans. Denver captain Kent Anderson scored the decisive goal with 7:25 remaining in double overtime, marking his second goal of the season and a pivotal moment in his career. Denver's victory sets them up to face the University of Wisconsin in the national championship game. Michigan, despite outshooting Denver 39-23, struggled to capitalize on their chances, with goaltender Johnny Hicks making 49 saves. This loss adds to Michigan's history of overtime struggles, as they have now lost five out of ten Frozen Four appearances since their last championship in 1998. The Wolverines had taken a 3-2 lead late in the third period but could not maintain it, allowing Denver to tie the game shortly before regulation ended. The match showcased intense competition, with both teams exchanging leads and battling through penalties, ultimately leading to a heartbreaking end for Michigan.