A historic victory propelled the Penn State hockey team to its first Frozen Four. Penn State, which launched its varsity program for the 2012-13 season, defeated UConn, 3-2, as Matt DiMarsico netted the winning goal in overtime before 6,933 fans Sunday fans at PPL Center.

The Nittany Lions, which played just three hours from campus as regional host, went through a pair of Hockey East teams to make their first Frozen Four.

One of the final spots in the NCAA Men’s Hockey Frozen Four will be determined on Sunday in Allentown as the host Penn State Nittany Lions take on the Connecticut Huskies.

A men’s college hockey season that began all the way back in early October will soon be ending, with confetti falling from the rafters and a champion skating triumphantly around the rink while hoisting a trophy proudly in the air.

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Penn State’s sophomore forward Matt DiMarsico scored with 2:04 left in overtime defeating the Huskies 3-2 in the Allentown Regional Final. Despite a strong performance by UConn goalie Callum Tung, who stopped 42 shots,

Given how the extra session had been going overall, Penn State needed that moment in a big way because UConn's physical style and forechecking was working well for the majority of the later stages of the game.

Penn State has a rich tradition in many of the 24 interscholastic sports that the NCAA offers. Even with a drastic turnaround spearheaded by coach Guy Gadowsky since the Nittany Lions made the jump to the NCAA in 2012 in men’s hockey,

Penn State and UConn are playing for a spot in the Frozen Four. Here is how to watch Sunday's NCAA regional final in Allentown.