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Looks like if the pattern continues it will be tOSU this year.NCAA women's hockey selection show channel, time for Frozen Four reveal
From the Olympic gold to the Frozen Four?
That's what several members of the gold medal winning USA women's national hockey will attempt to achieve a few weeks after their gold win over Canada. Selection Sunday for the 2026 women's NCAA hockey tournament is set for today, Sunday, March 8 at 11:30 a.m. ET.
What channel is women's hockey bracket reveal?
The women's NCAA hockey bracket reveal will air live on ESPNU.
- TV channel: ESPNU
What day does women's NCAA hockey tournament start?
The first day of the 2026 women's NCAA hockey tournament begins on Thursday, March 12 with the regional semifinals.
- Date: Thursday, March 12
When is the women's Frozen Four?
The 2026 women's Frozen Four will take place on March 20 (national semifinals) and March 22 (national championship game).
- Date: March 20, 22
Where is Frozen Four 2026?
The 2026 women's Frozen Four will take place at the Pegula Ice Arena on the campus of Penn State University in University Park, Pennsylvania.
- Location: Pegula Ice Arena (University Park, Pennsylvania)
2026 women's NCAA hockey tournament schedule
Here's a look at the 2026 women's NCAA hockey tournament schedule:
- Regional semifinals: March 12-13
- Regional finals: March 14-15
- Frozen Four: March 20, 22
2025 women's Frozen Four winner
Wisconsin is coming off winning the 2025 women's Frozen Four. Here's a look at the last 10 winners:
- 2025: Wisconsin
- 2024: Ohio State
- 2023: Wisconsin
- 2022: Ohio State
- 2021: Wisconsin
- 2020: N/A
- 2019: Wisconsin
- 2018: Clarkson
- 2017: Clarkson
- 2016: Minnesota
- 2015: Minnesota
The bracket guy I follow here is what his first 5 out did today
69) Virginia Tech lost
70) New Mexico lost
71) Auburn lost
72) Cincinnati lost
73) California lost
I think he is more naturally suited for OG, but you put your best guy there regardless when the necessity arises and we've seen this in the past (see Donovan Jackson). So I'm sure Austin will get some reps there and may end up being the guy there. Even if it's not his natural position at the next level, it helps the team and typically helps his draft stock showing the versatility to swing out to tackle.Am betting that Siereveld is pushed inside this year (RG methinks), while one of the younger guys are put in the LT position. Is he valuable, certainly, and needs to have a place on the OL. Can see Bowen making changes, looking for that best front 5 to take the field. Can always stick a TE on the left to help with leakage, until the newbie 'gets it'. Certainly have upcoming talent at LT, only not ripe yet.
Kind of off topic but speaking of river cruises, have you ever done the delta in a houseboat? That was one of my grandfather's favorite things besides deep sea fishing.The way airlines change gates these days, am surprised that a changed destination doesn't happen more often. Have been flying more, back and forth to C'bus, overseas, Hawaii, Australia, etc, so invested in a $495 American credit card that gains us automatic entry to the lounges (seems like wait time between legs is loooonger). Good investment, has paid back couple of times, and no waiting on the food. Some lounges are better than others, and large hubs have more and better served than the smaller. Anyway, far better than sitting in waiting area with the masses. PS, also lets one board earlier, so can get overhead bin space. Wife gets all the credit for this one....two trips left, River cruise this year in Europe, and next year for last golf cruise to Ireland and Scotland. (Wife likes cruises, cause all she has to do is get dolled up and show up).
That's the way you handle a Hoosier, ya give 'em a slap, see?