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1 Tournament procedure  




2 Qualifying teams  




3 Brackets  


3.1  East Regional – Albany, New York  




3.2  West Regional – Colorado Springs, Colorado  




3.3  Northeast Regional – Worcester, Massachusetts  




3.4  Midwest Regional – Madison, Wisconsin  




3.5  Frozen Four – Pepsi Center, Denver, Colorado  






4 Results  


4.1  East Region – Albany, New York  


4.1.1  Regional semifinal  




4.1.2  Regional Final  






4.2  Northeast Region – Worcester, Massachusetts  


4.2.1  Regional semifinal  




4.2.2  Regional Final  






4.3  Midwest Region – Madison, Wisconsin  


4.3.1  Regional semifinal  




4.3.2  Regional Final  






4.4  West Region – Colorado Springs, Colorado  


4.4.1  Regional semifinal  




4.4.2  Regional Final  






4.5  Frozen Four – Denver, Colorado  


4.5.1  Semifinal  






4.6  National Championship – Denver, Colorado  






5 Record by conference  




6 All-Tournament team  


6.1  Frozen Four  






7 References  













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2008 NCAA Division I men's
ice hockey tournament
2008 Frozen Four logo
Teams16
Finals site
  • Denver, Colorado
    • ChampionsBoston College Eagles (3rd title)
    Runner-upNotre Dame Fighting Irish (1st title game)
    Semifinalists
  • North Dakota Fighting Sioux (18th Frozen Four)
    • Winning coachJerry York (3rd title)
    MOPNathan Gerbe (Boston College)
    Attendance89,204
  • NCAA Division I men's ice hockey tournaments
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    • Boston College Eagles players and coaches celebrate their victory at the Massachusetts State House with Governor Deval Patrick and Lieutenant Governor Tim Murray

    The 2008 NCAA Division I men's ice hockey tournament involved 16 schools playing in single-elimination play to determine the national champion of men's NCAA Division I college ice hockey. The tournament began on March 28, 2008, and ended with the championship game on April 12.[1]

    Boston College, coached by Jerry York, won its third national title with a 4–1 victory in the championship game over Notre Dame, coached by Jeff Jackson.[2]

    Nathan Gerbe, junior forward for Boston College, scored five goals in the final two games and was named the Frozen Four Most Outstanding Player.[3]

    This was the first tournament in 47 years to have two teams from the same conference play in the opening round. This occurred due to the glut of WCHA teams that received 2nd- and 3rd-seeds in the regional divisions.

    Tournament procedure[edit]

    2008 NCAA Division I men's ice hockey tournament is located in the United States
    Albany

    Albany

    Madison

    Madison

    Colorado Springs

    Colorado Springs

    Worcester

    Worcester

    Denver

    Denver

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    2008 Regionals (blue) and Frozen Four (red)

    The NCAA Men's Division I Ice Hockey Championship is a single-elimination tournament featuring 16 teams representing all six Division I conferences in the nation. The Championship Committee seeds the entire field from 1 to 16 within four regionals of 4 teams. The winners of the six Division I conference championships receive automatic bids to participate in the NCAA Championship.

    In setting up the tournament, the Championship Committee seeks to ensure "competitive equity, financial success and likelihood of playoff-type atmosphere at each regional site." A team serving as the host of a regional is placed within that regional. The top four teams are assigned overall seeds and placed within the bracket such that the national semifinals will feature the No. 1 seed versus the No. 4 seed and the No. 2 seed versus the No. 3 seed should the top four teams win their respective regional finals. Number 1 seeds are also placed as close to their home site as possible, with the No. 1 seed receiving first preference. Conference matchups are avoided in the first round; should five or more teams from one conference make the tournament, this guideline may be disregarded in favor of preserving the bracket's integrity.[4]

    The four regionals are officially named after their geographic areas. The following were the sites for the 2008 regionals:[1]

    March 28 and 29
    East Regional, Times Union Center - Albany, New York (Hosts: ECAC Hockey and Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute)
    West Regional, Broadmoor World Arena - Colorado Springs, Colorado (Hosts: Colorado College and the Colorado Springs Sports Commission)
    March 29 and 30
    Midwest Regional, Kohl Center - Madison, Wisconsin (Host: University of Wisconsin–Madison)
    Northeast Regional, DCU Center - Worcester, Massachusetts (Host: College of the Holy Cross)

    Each regional winner advanced to the Frozen Four:[1]

    April 10 and 12
    Pepsi Center - Denver, Colorado (Hosts: University of Denver and the Metro Denver Sports Commission)

    Qualifying teams[edit]

    The at-large bids, along with the seeding for each team in the tournament, were announced on Sunday, March 23.[5] Six teams from the WCHA qualified for the tournament, a record for the number of teams from one conference.[6]

    East Regional – Albany Northeast Regional – Worcester
    Seed School Conference Record Berth Type Seed School Conference Record Berth Type
    1 Michigan (1) CCHA 31–5–4 Tournament champion 1 Miami (2) CCHA 32–7–1 At-Large Bid
    2 St. Cloud State WCHA 19–15–5 At-Large Bid 2 Boston College Hockey East 21–11–8 Tournament Champion
    3 Clarkson ECAC 21–12–4 At-Large Bid 3 Minnesota WCHA 19–16–9 At-Large Bid
    4 Niagara CHA 22–10–4 Tournament champion 4 Air Force Atlantic Hockey 21–11–6 Tournament Champion
    West Regional – Colorado Springs Midwest Regional – Madison
    Seed School Conference Record Berth Type Seed School Conference Record Berth Type
    1 New Hampshire (4) Hockey East 25–9–3 At-Large Bid 1 North Dakota (3) WCHA 26–10–4 At-Large Bid
    2 Colorado College WCHA 28–11–1 At-Large Bid 2 Denver WCHA 26–13–1 Tournament champion
    3 Michigan State CCHA 24–11–5 At-Large Bid 3 Wisconsin WCHA 15–16–7 At-Large Bid
    4 Notre Dame CCHA 24–15–4 At-Large Bid 4 Princeton ECAC 21–13–0 Tournament champion

    Brackets[edit]

    The number in parentheses denotes overall seed in the tournament.

    Frozen Four – Pepsi Center, Denver, Colorado[edit]

    National semifinals[19][20]
    April 10     		National Championship[21]
    April 12
          
    E1 Michigan (1) 4
    W4 Notre Dame 5*
    W4 Notre Dame 1
    NE2 Boston College 4
    NE2 Boston College 6
    MW1 North Dakota (3) 1

    (*) denotes overtime period(s).

    Results[edit]

    East Region – Albany, New York[edit]

    Regional semifinal[edit]

    March 28, 2008
    7:30 pm    		(1) Michigan5 – 1
    (0–0, 2–0, 3–1)    		(4) NiagaraTimes Union Center – Albany, New York
    Attendance: 4,175
    Game reference
    Billy SauerGoaliesJuliano PaglieroReferee:
    Chip McDonald
    Linesmen:
    Rich Patry
    Dave Brown
    Max Pacioretty (15) (Kolarik, Palushaj) – PP – 20:551–0
    Kevin Porter (29) (Kolarik, Pacioretty) – GW – 29:352–0
    Kevin Porter (30) (Kolarik, Llewellyn) – 48:553–0
    Kevin Porter (31) (Kolarik, Palushaj) – PP – 51:024–0
    4–155:50 – Matt Caruana (17) (Rocco)
    Kevin Porter (32) (Pacioretty, Kolarik) – EN – 58:325–1
    6 minPenalties10 min
    39Shots17
    March 28, 2008
    4:00 pm    		(2) St. Cloud State1 – 2
    (0–0, 1–1, 0–1)    		(3) ClarksonTimes Union Center – Albany, New York
    Attendance: 4,175
    Game reference
    Jase WesloskyGoaliesDavid LeggioReferee:
    Tim Benedetto
    Linesmen:
    Chris Frederico
    Chris Aughe
    Garrett Raboin (3) (Roe, Hartman) – 24:081–0
    1–134:15 – David Cayer (10) (Rufenach, Mason)
    1–244:58 – Shea Guthrie (9) (Clitsome)
    10 minPenalties14 min
    25Shots40

    Regional Final[edit]

    March 29, 2008
    7:00 pm    		(1) Michigan2 – 0
    (1–0, 0–0, 1–0)    		(3) ClarksonTimes Union Center – Albany, New York
    Attendance: 4,301
    Game reference
    Billy SauerGoaliesDavid LeggioReferee:
    Tim Benedetto
    Linesmen:
    Chris Frederico
    Chris Aughe
    Aaron Palushaj (10) (Porter, Mitera) – GW PP – 14:231–0
    Kevin Porter (33) (Kolarik, Pacioretty) – 40:262–0
    20 minPenalties18 min
    32Shots27

    Northeast Region – Worcester, Massachusetts[edit]

    Regional semifinal[edit]

    March 29, 2008
    4:00 pm    		(1) Miami3 – 2 (OT)
    (1–0, 0–2, 1–0, 1–0)    		(4) Air ForceDCU Center – Worcester, Massachusetts
    Attendance: 7,357
    Game reference
    Jeff ZatkoffGoaliesAndrew VolkeningReferee:
    Derek Shepherd
    Linesmen:
    Brad Shepherd
    CJ Beaurline
    Tommy Wingels (15) (Camper, Jones) – 00:191–0
    1–123:21 – Derrick Burnett (7) (Hajner, Fairchild)
    1–228:34 – Josh Print (1) (Page, Kozlak)
    Carter Camper (15) (Martinez, Cannone) – 53:442–2
    Justin Mercier (25) (unassisted) – 75:213–2
    2 minPenalties10 min
    33Shots25
    March 29, 2008
    7:51 pm    		(2) Boston College5 – 2
    (1–0, 1–1, 3–1)    		(3) MinnesotaDCU Center – Worcester, Massachusetts
    Attendance: 7,357
    Game reference
    John MuseGoaliesAlex KangasReferee:
    Brian Aaron
    Linesmen:
    Paul Tunison
    Brent Gawlik
    Ben Smith (22) (Gerbe, Ferriero) – 06:331–0
    1–123:01 – Mike Howe (7) (Fischer, Peltier)
    Benn Ferriero (17) (Whitney, Filangieri) – 27:582–1
    Pat Gannon (6) (Greene, Price) – GW – 44:253–1
    Joe Whitney (9) (Ferriero) – 48:464–1
    4–256:33 – PP EA – Ben Gordon (7) (Wheeler, Howe)
    Nathan Gerbe (29) (Gibbons) – EN – 59:435–2
    12 minPenalties12 min
    32Shots33

    Regional Final[edit]

    March 30, 2008
    4:30 pm    		(1) Miami3 – 4 (OT)
    (1–0, 1–3, 1–0, 0–1)    		(2) Boston CollegeDCU Center – Worcester, Massachusetts
    Attendance: 5,911
    Game reference
    Jeff ZatkoffGoaliesJohn MuseReferee:
    Derek Shepherd
    Linesmen:
    Brad Shepherd
    CJ Beaurline
    Jarod Palmer (10) (Martinez, Roeder) – 01:301–0
    Nino Musitelli (9) (Kaufman) – 28:322–0
    2–136:48 – Nick Petrecki (15) (Gannon, Price)
    2–237:02 – Nathan Gerbe (12) (Gibbons)
    2–338:46 – Ben Smith (23) (Bertram)
    Ryan Jones (31) (Camper) – 49:023–3
    3–472:12 – GW – Joe Whitney (10) (Bertram, Gannon)
    10 minPenalties12 min
    37Shots42

    Midwest Region – Madison, Wisconsin[edit]

    Regional semifinal[edit]

    March 29, 2008
    2:00 pm    		(1) North Dakota5 – 1
    (1–0, 1–0, 3–1)    		(4) PrincetonKohl Center - Madison, Wisconsin
    Attendance: 9,968
    Game reference
    Jean-Philippe LamoureuxGoaliesZane KalembaReferee:
    Jeff Bunyon
    Linesmen:
    Tim Low
    Chris Low
    Andrew Kozek (17) (Genoway, Marto) – PP – 13:391–0
    Ryan Duncan (15) (Oshie, Watkins) – GW – 36:182–0
    Ryan Duncan (16) (Martens, Genoway) – PP – 48:133–0
    Ryan Duncan (17) (Oshie) – 54:484–0
    Chay Genoway (8) (unassisted) – SH EN – 56:285–0
    5–159:27 – Cam MacIntyre (13) (Jubinville)
    6 minPenalties10 min
    18Shots39
    March 29, 2008
    5:30 pm    		(2) Denver2 – 6
    (0–1, 1–1, 1–4)    		(3) WisconsinKohl Center - Madison, Wisconsin
    Attendance: 9,968
    Game reference
    Peter ManninoGoaliesShane ConnellyReferee:
    Matt Shegos
    Linesmen:
    Tony Molina
    Bruce Vida, Jr.
    0–108:59 – Michael Davies (12) (McBain, Geoffrion)
    0–228:15 – PP – Jamie McBain (4) (Engel, Turris)
    Dustin Jackson (12) (Martin, Ruegsegger) – PP – 36:401–2
    1–349:19 – GW – Cody Goloubef (3) (Street)
    1–450:19 – John Mitchell (8) (Grotting)
    Tom May (14) (Martin, Maiani) – 51:472–4
    2–554:38 – Michael Davies (13) (Drewiske)
    2–657:14 – EN – Davis Drewiske (5) (Davies)
    16 minPenalties18 min
    32Shots26

    Regional Final[edit]

    March 30, 2008
    6:00 pm    		(1) North Dakota3 – 2 (OT)
    (0–0, 0–2, 2–0, 1–0)    		(3) WisconsinKohl Center - Madison, Wisconsin
    Attendance: 9,816
    Game reference
    Jean-Philippe LamoureuxGoaliesShane ConnellyReferee:
    Matt Shegos
    Linesmen:
    Tony Molina
    Bruce Vida, Jr.
    0–125:38 – Jamie McBain (5) (Turris, Drewiske)
    0–239:21 – PP – Cody Goloubef (4) (Johnson, Klubertanz)
    Rylan Kaip (8) (Frattin, Watkins) – 43:331–2
    Ryan Duncan (18) (Oshie) – 44:202–2
    Andrew Kozek (18) (Bina, Oshie) – GW – 61:473–2
    10 minPenalties8 min
    31Shots43

    West Region – Colorado Springs, Colorado[edit]

    Regional semifinal[edit]

    March 28, 2008
    4:30 pm    		(1) New Hampshire3 – 7
    (2–2, 1–2, 0–3)    		(4) Notre DameBroadmoor World Arena - Colorado Springs, Colorado
    Attendance: 6,634
    Game reference
    Kevin ReganGoaliesJordan PearceReferee:
    Todd Anderson
    Linesmen:
    Butch Mousseaux
    Tim Swiader
    Jerry Pollastrone (14) (van Riemsdyk) – 01:041–0
    1–102:23 – PP – Ian Cole (6) (Ryan, Van Guilder)
    Jerry Pollastrone (15) (Flaishans, van Riemsdyk) – 05:412–1
    2–217:25 – PP – Kyle Lawson (5) (Van Guilder, Thang)
    2–322:39 – Christian Hanson (11) (Carlin, Sheahan)
    2–429:53 – Dan Kissel (9) (unassisted)
    Phil DeSimone (3) (Flaishans, van Riemsdyk) – EA – 33:093–4
    3–540:23 – Ryan Thang (17) (Van Guilder)
    3–656:54 – EN – Kevin Deeth (17) (Thang)
    3–757:54 – EN – Christian Hanson (12) (Regan, Blatchford)
    27 minPenalties10 min
    35Shots34
    March 28, 2008
    8:00 pm    		(2) Colorado College1 – 3
    (0–0, 0–3, 1–0)    		(3) Michigan StateBroadmoor World Arena - Colorado Springs, Colorado
    Attendance: 6,287
    Game reference
    Richard BachmanGoaliesJeff LergReferee:
    John Gravallese
    Linesmen:
    Kevin Shea
    Jack Millea
    0–129:27 – PP – Tim Kennedy (20) (Petry, Abdelkader)
    0–238:03 – GW PP – Jeff Dunne (ice hockey)Jeff Dunne (3) (B. Lerg, Crowder)
    0–339:53 – Chris Mueller (13) (Kennedy, Abdelkader)
    Derek Patrosso (5) (Vlassopoulos) – 52:071–3
    16 minPenalties14 min
    42Shots23

    Regional Final[edit]

    March 29, 2008
    8:00 pm    		(3) Michigan State1 – 3
    (0–0, 1–1, 0–2)    		(4) Notre DameBroadmoor World Arena - Colorado Springs, Colorado
    Attendance: 5,836
    Game reference
    Jeff LergGoaliesJordan PearceReferee:
    Peter Feola
    Linesmen:
    Bill Bredin
    Scott Whittemore
    0–122:43 – Christian Hanson (13) (Regan)
    Justin Abdelkader (20) (Kennedy, Crowder) – 29:051–1
    1–254:06 – GW – Mark Van Guilder (12) (Ryan)
    1–355:20 – Teddy Ruth (2) (White, Hanson)
    10 minPenalties8 min
    21Shots26

    Frozen Four – Denver, Colorado[edit]

    Semifinal[edit]

    April 10, 2008
    7:30 pm    		(E1) Michigan4 – 5 (OT)
    (0–3, 2–0, 2–1, 0–1)    		(W4) Notre DamePepsi Center, Denver, Colorado
    Attendance: 18,544
    Game reference
    Billy Sauer (out 20:00)
    Bryan Hogan (in 20:00)    		GoaliesJordan PearceReferee:
    Todd Anderson
    Linesmen:
    Butch Mousseaux
    Tim Swiader
    0–105:00 – Calle Ridderwall (4) (White)
    0–205:42 – Mark Van Guilder (24) (Thang, Sheahan)
    0–319:25 – SH – Ryan Thang (18) (unassisted)
    Chad Kolarik (29) (Porter, Hogan) – 28:481–3
    Matt Rust (12) (Palushaj, Hagelin) – 29:032–3
    Chad Kolarik (30) (Pacioretty, Palushaj) – PP – 42:163–3
    3–451:30 – Kevin Deeth (10) (Kissel, Cole)
    Carl Hagelin (11) (Rust, Palushaj) – 54:394–4
    4–565:44 – GW – Calle Ridderwall (24) (VeNard, White)
    6 minPenalties10 min
    33Shots29
    April 10, 2008
    4:00 pm    		(MW1) North Dakota1 – 6
    (0–4, 0–2, 1–0)    		(NE2) Boston CollegePepsi Center, Denver, Colorado
    Attendance: 18,543
    Game reference
    Jean-Philippe LamoureuxGoaliesJohn MuseReferee:
    Matt Sheegos
    Linesmen:
    Brent Gaulik
    Bruce Vida
    0–107:08 – Andrew Orpik (7) (Kucharski)
    0–213:14 – Nathan Gerbe (31) (unassisted)
    0–315:13 – Nathan Gerbe (32) (Gibbons, Sneep)
    0–419:45 – Dan Bertram (10) (Gannon)
    0–526:37 – Nathan Gerbe (33) (Smith, Bertram)
    0–631:58 – Ben Smith (24) (Gerbe, Gibbons)
    Jake Marto (2) (Watkins) – 58:441–6
    18 minPenalties24 min
    30Shots27

    National Championship – Denver, Colorado[edit]

    April 12, 2008
    8:00 pm    		(NE2) Boston College4 – 1
    (0–0, 3–1, 1–0)    		(W4) Notre DamePepsi Center – Denver, Colorado
    Attendance: 18,632
    Game reference
    Referee:
    Todd Anderson
    Linesmen:
    Tim Swiader
    Butch Mousseaux
    Scoring summary
    Period Team Goal Assist(s) Time Score
    1st None
    2nd BC Nathan Gerbe (34) Gibbons and Smith 22:23 1–0 BC
    BC Nathan Gerbe (35) – GW PP Smith and Bertram 25:37 2–0 BC
    BC Joe Whitney (11) – PP Gerbe and Ferriero 28:11 3–0 BC
    ND Kevin Deeth (11) Lawson and Cole 29:07 3–1 BC
    3rd BC Ben Smith (25) Gerbe and Gibbons 45:31 4–1 BC
    Penalty summary
    Period Team Player Penalty Time PIM
    1st BC Kyle Kucharski Holding the Stick 08:41 2:00
    BC Matt Greene Cross-Checking 14:33 2:00
    ND Brock Sheahan Roughing 17:02 2:00
    BC Anthony Aiello Tripping 18:24 2:00
    2nd BC Andrew Orpik Slashing 22:51 2:00
    ND Ryan Thang Interference 24:58 2:00
    ND Dan VeNard Cross-Checking 26:29 2:00
    ND Dan Kissel Hooking 27:27 2:00
    BC Kyle Kucharski Holding 27:32 2:00
    ND Dan VeNard High-Sticking 36:49 2:00
    3rd BC Nick Petrecki Elbowing 40:08 2:00
    BC Matt Price Obstruction Tripping 48:05 2:00
    BC Matt Greene Hooking 49:54 2:00

    Record by conference[edit]

    Conference # of Bids Record Win % Regional Finals Frozen Four Championship Game Champions
    WCHA 6 3–6 .333 2 1 - -
    CCHA 4 7–4 .636 4 2 1 -
    ECAC Hockey 2 1–2 .333 1 - - -
    Hockey East 2 4–1 .800 1 1 1 1
    Atlantic Hockey 1 0–1 .000 - - - -
    CHA 1 0–1 .000 - - - -

    All-Tournament team[edit]

    [22]

    Frozen Four[edit]

    * Most Outstanding Player(s)[23]

    References[edit]

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