NCAA Women's Frozen Four returning to Duluth in 2023

The Bulldogs have hosted the event three times already. The DECC hosted the event in 2003 and in 2008. The University of Minnesota (UMD) women's hockey skated away with titles both years. In 2012, AMSOIL Arena hosted the event.

"We're excited to once again showcase our premier AMSOIL Arena, as well as the Duluth community. It’s exciting to be planning post-pandemic for things the DECC was made to do." DECC Interim Executive Director Roger Reinert@RogerForDuluth @UMDBulldogs @AMSOILINC @NCAAIceHockey https://t.co/aYtanyO9Gy

— DECC Duluth, MN (@DuluthDECC) October 14, 2020

Following Duluth, the tournament will return to Minnesota in 2025 as Minneapolis will play host.

Future championship sites announced for the Women’s Frozen Four!

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???????? Durham, NH
???????? Minneapolis, MN
???????? University Park, PA

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— NCAA Ice Hockey (@NCAAIceHockey) October 14, 2020

The future locations for the NCAA Men's Hockey Frozen Four are as follows:

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???????? Saint Paul, MN

???????? St. Louis, MO

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In 2023, the NCAA Men's Swimming and Diving Championships will be held at Jean K. Freeman Aquatic Center at the University of Minnesota. In addition, Marquette and Fiserv Forum will host the first and second rounds of the 2025 NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament.