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Championship Rings Michigan State University Men's Ice Hockey |
2007 National Champions
Ring made by Intergold; owned by Bob Nelson, MSU Off-Ice Official
2001 NCAA Frozen Four
Ring owned by Dr. Jim Constandt, MSU Off-Ice Official
1999 NCAA Frozen Four
Ring owned by Dave Carrier, Athletic Trainer for MSU Hockey Team
1998 NCAA Quarterfinals
Ring owned by Dave Carrier, Athletic Trainer for MSU Hockey Team
1992 NCAA Final Four
NCAA ice hockey "Final Four" renamed
"Frozen Four" in 1997
Ring owned by Dave Carrier, Athletic Trainer for MSU Hockey Team
1990 NCAA Quarterfinals
Ring owned by Dave Carrier, Athletic Trainer for MSU Hockey Team
1989 NCAA Final Four
Ring owned by Dave Carrier, Athletic Trainer for MSU Hockey Team
1986 National Champions
Ring made by Balfour; owned by Andrew Soper, grandson of Bill Burgess, founder of MSU Off-Ice Officials
1985 NCAA Regionals
Ring owned by Dave Carrier, Athletic Trainer for MSU Hockey Team
1966 National Champions
Due to budget constraints at MSU, no championship rings were awarded. In 1986, Coach Ron Mason honored Amo Bessone and 1966 team by having special championship rings made.
Ring made by Balfour; owned by Mike Jacobson, winger on 1966 national championship team (jersey #10)
No rings were issued to Michigan State players after these NCAA Final Four appearances
Coached by Rick Comley
Beat Michigan 4-1 in Great Lakes Invitational tournament championship; finished CCHA regular season in fourth place; lost CCHA playoff semifinal; beat Boston University 5-1 in first round of NCAA playoffs; beat top-ranked Notre Dame 2-1 in second round; beat Maine 4-2 in Frozen Four semifinal (after having been down 2-0 just four minutes into game); beat Boston College 3-1 for 2007 national championship. Championship ring bears likeness of Justin Abdelkader's game-winning goal, and three emeralds depicting MSU's three national championships (1966, 1986, 2007). "Just Play Our Game" inscribed inside ring.
Coached by Ron Mason
Beat Michigan Tech 3-2 (OT) in Great Lakes Invitational tournament championship; finished CCHA regular season in first place; beat Michigan 2-0 in CCHA playoff championship, thus becoming first recipient of Mason Cup Playoff Championship Trophy; received bye in first round of
NCAA playoffs; beat Wisconsin 5-1 in second round of NCAA playoffs; lost
to North Dakota 2-0 in Frozen Four semifinal at Albany, NY
Coached by Ron Mason
Beat Michigan 3-1 in Great Lakes Invitational tournament championship; finished CCHA regular season in first place; lost to Northern Michigan 5-3 in CCHA playoff semifinal; received first round bye in NCAA playoffs; beat Colorado College 4-3 in second round of NCAA playoffs; lost to New Hampshire 5-3 in Frozen Four semifinal at Anaheim, CA
Coached by Ron Mason
Beat Michigan 5-3 in Great Lakes Invitational tournament championship; finished CCHA regular season in first place; beat Ohio State 3-2 (2OT) for CCHA playoff championship; received first round bye in NCAA playoffs; lost to Ohio State 4-3 (OT) in second round of NCAA playoffs at Ann Arbor, MI
Coached by Ron Mason
Beat Harvard 3-2 in Great Lakes Invitational tournament championship; finished CCHA regular season in third place; lost to Lake Superior 5-3 in CCHA playoff semifinal; beat Miami of Ohio 8-5 for third place in CCHA playoffs; beat Boston University 4-2 in NCAA first round playoffs; beat Maine 3-2 in NCAA second round playoffs; lost to Lake Superior 4-2 in NCAA semifinal at Albany, NY
Coached by Ron Mason
Finished CCHA regular season in first place; beat Lake Superior 4-3 in CCHA playoff championship; received a first round bye in NCAA playoffs; lost to Boston University 2-1 in best of three games in second round of NCAA playoffs at East Lansing
Coached by Ron Mason
Beat Michigan Tech 7-1 in Great Lakes Invitational tournament championship; finished CCHA regular season in first place; beat Lake Superior 4-1 in CCHA playoff championship; received first round bye in NCAA playoffs; beat Boston College 2-1 in best of three games in NCAA second round playoffs at East Lansing; lost to Harvard 6-3 in NCAA semifinal at St. Paul, MN; beat Maine 7-4 in third place game
Coached by Ron Mason
Beat Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute 8-3 in Great Lakes Invitational tournament championship; finished CCHA regular season in first place; lost to Western Michigan 3-1 in CCHA playoff championship; beat Boston College 10-6 in NCAA regional (two-game total goals); beat Minnesota 6-4 in NCAA semigfinal; beat Harvard 6-5 in NCAA
championship at Providence, RI (game-winning goal scored by Mike Donnelly).
Coached by Ron Mason
Beat Michigan Tech 7-0 in Great Lakes Invitational tournament championship; finished CCHA regular season in first place; beat Lake Superior 5-1 in CCHA playoff championship; lost to Providence 6-5 in first round of NCAA playoffs at East Lansing (two-game total goals)
Coached by Amo Bessone
Finished Western Collegiate Hockey Association regular season in sixth place; beat Michigan 3-2 in WCHA playoff semifinal; beat Michigan Tech 4-3 in WCHA playoff championship; beat Boston University 2-1 in NCAA semifinal; beat Clarkson 6-1 for NCAA national championship (game-winning goal scored by Bob Brawley).
NCAA ice hockey "Final Four" renamed "Frozen Four" in 1997