Penn State Hockey Advances to Frozen Four, Faces Boston University

The Penn State men's ice hockey team has achieved a historic milestone by reaching its first Frozen Four after an incredible turnaround, having started the season with nine consecutive losses in Big Ten play. With a record of 22-13-4 overall, the Nittany Lions have credited their success to perseverance and strong leadership from seniors, particularly in the face of adversity. Coach Guy Gadowsky praised the team's resilience and the pivotal role of upperclassmen like Carson Dyck, who helped unify the team during tough times. Key players, including sophomore Aiden Fink and goaltender Arsenii Sergeev, have been instrumental in this season's success. As they prepare to face Boston University, the team's journey is seen as a testament to their commitment and positivity throughout the season. The emotional impact of this achievement is celebrated by former coach Joe Battista, who reflects on the decades-long effort to establish the program's varsity team.