NCAA Men's Hockey Allentown Regional tickets

About NCAA Midwest Hockey Regional - Allentown

Event: NCAA Midwest Hockey Regional

Division: I

Notable Teams: Minnesota Duluth, Bowling Green

Notable Players: Parker Mackay, Mikey Anderson, Hunter Shepard

Venues: PPL Arena, Scheels Arena

NCAA Midwest Hockey Regional Tickets

The NCAA's Frozen Four Championship is the pinnacle of men's college hockey in the US. Four regional tournaments are played to determine the competitors in that final tournament. The Midwest Hockey Regional is one of them. Teams like Ohio State and Minnesota Duluth, who feature several NHL draft picks on their rosters, are often found at the NCAA Midwest Hockey Regional battling it out for a berth in the Frozen Four. These games are played by serious athletes who really want to win and level up in the sport. The NCAA Midwest Hockey Regional is a single-elimination tournament. The first round sees four teams, including conference champions, face off against each other. The winners play in the second round for that coveted berth in the Frozen Four. StubHub is the place to find NCAA Midwest Hockey Regional tickets.

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Where is the NCAA Midwest Hockey Regional played?

The location for the NCAA Midwest Hockey Regional can change annually. For 2019 and 2020, the Midwest Hockey Regional was scheduled in Allentown, Penn. The PPL Center in Allentown, Penn., is a multifunction arena that seats about 8,500 people when it's configured for hockey games. For many of these NCAA hockey players, it's one of the largest crowds they've ever played in front of. The

PPL Center

is the largest arena in the Allentown area. For 2021, the Midwest Hockey Regional will move to the

Scheels Arena

in Fargo, N.D. Scheels Arena is a little different from PPL in that it's a hockey arena only. It seats 5,000 people.

What is the NCAA Midwest Hockey Regional schedule?

The NCAA Hockey Regional is held in late March of every year. In 2020, for example, the dates for the Midwest Hockey Regional is March 28 and 29. The first day of action is a semifinal. The second day of the regional sees the winners from the first set of games face off against each other. Regional games are fiercely fought games, as the winner of the tournament goes on to the Frozen Four for a chance to win the annual NCAA Division I hockey championship. In 2018, the Midwest Regional winners, Minnesota Duluth, won the NCAA Frozen Four.

What is a NCAA Midwest Hockey Regional game like?

The Midwest Hockey Regional is a showcase for some of the best players in the NCAA. The attendees at the regional game see plenty of exciting game play featuring some of the best hockey programs in Division I. In 2019, Minnesota Duluth's Bulldogs won the Midwest Regional for the third time in a row. Bulldogs players like Mikey Anderson, now a part of the Los Angeles Kings organization, made these games incredibly entertaining to watch. The teams facing off at the Regional all have talented players who've already been drafted into elite leagues. The NCAA Midwest Regional is a place to see young talent that is primed to move on to leagues like the KHL an NHL.

What events are similar to the NCAA Midwest Hockey Regional?

The NCAA Midwest Hockey Regional shares the most in common with the other regional competitions in Division I. These include the

Northeast Hockey Regional

and the Western Hockey Regional. NCAA hockey has a lot in common with other developmental leagues, like the

Ontario Hockey League

and Quebec Major Junior Hockey League.