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PITTSBURGH (AP) — Filip Lindberg had 25 saves, Aaron Bohlinger scored his first career goal, and Massachusetts beat St. Cloud State 5-0 to win the program's first NCAA title.
After St. Cloud State's turnover, Bohlinger led a breakaway and dropped the puck to Ryan Sullivan whose one-touch pass set up Bohlinger's one-timer top open the scoring about 7 minutes into the game.
Reed Lebster's wrap-around goal with about a minute left in the first gave the Minutemen a 2-0.
UMass (20-5-4), which extended its unbeaten streak to a program-record 14 games, made its third NCAA Tournament appearance.
The Minutemen lost 3-0 to Minnesota Duluth — which UMass beat in Thursday's semifinals — in the 2019 title game.
The 2020 Frozen Four was canceled due to the coronavirus pandemic.
According to The Associated Press, St. Cloud State's (20-11-0) David Hrenak had 17 saves.
Saturday's game was the program’s first title game appearance, The AP reported.
