1969 Frozen Four

The 1969 Frozen Four was held March 13-15, 1969, in Colorado Springs, Colorado, for the first and only time since the tournament first left its formerly permanent home there. The first ten Frozen Fours were held in Colorado Springs. The semifinal round and the championship game was held at Broadmoor World Arena. The third place game was held at Cadet Ice Arena on the campus of the United States Air Force Academy.
The 1969 Frozen Four was the first NCAA hockey tournament to be held in more than one building - the tournament expanded from 4 to 6 teams in 1977 - and is the only Frozen Four to hold that distinction.
The participants were:
* Cornell University
* Harvard University
* Michigan Technological University
* University of Denver
Denver would win its second straight national title, and fifth overall, defeating Cornell 4-3 in its home state.
==Bracket==
	Semifinals	Semifinals 	Semifinals			Finals	Finals 	Finals
	 	 	 			 	 	
	 	Harvard 	2 			 	 	
	 	Denver 	9 			 	 	
	 	 	 			 	Denver 	4
	 	 	 			 	Cornell	3
	 	Michigan Tech	3 			 	 	
	 	Cornell 	4* 			 	 	
* Overtime
Consolation Game: Harvard 6, Michigan Tech 5 (2OT)
== All-Tournament Team ==
First Team
* G Gerry Powers, Denver
* D Bruce Pattison, Cornell
* D Keith Magnuson, Denver
* F Brian Cornell, Cornell
* F Tom Miller, Denver
* F Bob Trembecky, Denver
Second Team
* G Ken Dryden, Cornell
* D Tim Gould, Denver
* D Steve Giuliani, Cornell
* F Al Karlander, Michigan Tech
* F Ron Mark, Harvard
* F Peter Tufford, Cornell
Most Outstanding Player: D Keith Magnuson, Denver
==Team Photos==
68-69HarvradCrimson.jpg|Harvard Crimson
68-69UDenver.jpg|Denver Pioneers
68-69Cornell.jpg|Cornell Big Red
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