NCAA Women's Frozen Four

The annual NCAA Women's Ice Hockey Championship tournaments determine the top women's ice hockey teams in NCAA Division I and Division III. Women's ice hockey does not have a Division II classification. The Division I tournament is officially called the National Collegiate Women's Ice Hockey Championship.
This tournament is a single elimination competition of eight teams (seven for Division III) that has determined the women's collegiate national champion since 2000-01, when the NCAA began sponsoring the sport. The semi-finals and finals are called the "Women's Frozen Four." This moniker is similar to the name used by the NCAA Men's Ice Hockey Championship. The term is derived from the term "final four."
The Patty Kazmaier Award ceremony takes place annually during Women's Frozen Four weekend.
==National Collegiate Women's Ice Hockey Championship==
Year	Champion 	Score 	Runner-up 	City 	Arena
2001	Minnesota–Duluth 	4–2 	St. Lawrence 	Minneapolis, MN 	Mariucci Arena
2002	Minnesota–Duluth (2) 	3–2 	Brown 	Durham, NH 	Whittemore Center
2003	Minnesota–Duluth (3) 	4–3 (2OT) 	Harvard 	Duluth, MN 	DECC Arena
2004	Minnesota 	6–2 	Harvard 	Providence, RI 	Dunkin' Donuts Center
2005	Minnesota (2) 	4–3 	Harvard 	Durham, NH 	Whittemore Center
2006	Wisconsin 	3–0 	Minnesota 	Minneapolis, MN 	Mariucci Arena
2007	Wisconsin (2) 	4–1 	Minnesota–Duluth 	Lake Placid, NY 	Herb Brooks Arena
2008	Minnesota–Duluth (4) 	4–0 	Wisconsin 	Duluth, MN 	DECC Arena
2009	Wisconsin (3) 	5–0 	Mercyhurst 	Boston, MA 	Agganis Arena
2010	Minnesota–Duluth (5) 	3–2 (3OT) 	Cornell 	Minneapolis, MN 	Ridder Arena
2011	Wisconsin (4) 	4–1 	Boston University 	Erie, PA 	Erie Insurance Arena
2012	Minnesota (3) 	4–2 	Wisconsin 	Duluth, MN 	AMSOIL Arena
2013	Minnesota (4) 	6–3 	Boston University 	Minneapolis, MN 	Ridder Arena
2014	Clarkson 	5–4 	Minnesota 	Hamden, CT 	People's United Center
2015	Minnesota (5) 	4–1 	Harvard 	Minneapolis, MN 	Ridder Arena
2016	Minnesota (6) 	3–1 	Boston College 	Durham, NH 	Whittemore Center
2017	Clarkson (2) 	3–0 	Wisconsin 	St. Charles, MO 	Family Arena
2018	Clarkson (3) 	2–1 (OT) 	Colgate 	Minneapolis, MN 	Ridder Arena
2019	Wisconsin (5) 	2–0 	Minnesota 	Hamden, CT 	People's United Center
2020	Not held because of the COVID-19 Pandemic	Not held because of the COVID-19 Pandemic	Not held because of the COVID-19 Pandemic	Boston, MA 	Agganis Arena
2021	Wisconsin (6) 	2-1 (ot) 	Northeastern 	Erie, PA 	Erie Insurance Arena
2022	Ohio State (1) 	3-2 	Minnesota State 	State College, PA	Pegula Ice Arena
==References==
Category:NCAA