The UConn men’s hockey team captured the 2025 CT Ice Championship with a 1-0 victory over Sacred Heart University. Filip Sitar scored the only goal of the game, while Tyler Muszelik made 23 saves to secure the historic win for the program. This was the Huskies’ first-ever CT Ice Championship title.
The game was a physical battle from the start, with both teams eager to secure the win. Sitar found the back of the net early in the first period, giving UConn the lead. Muszelik’s strong goaltending kept Sacred Heart at bay, making key saves to maintain the shutout.
The second period saw strong defensive play from both teams, with UConn successfully killing off penalties to preserve their lead. Muszelik continued to shine in goal, stopping any attempts from the Pioneers to tie the game.
In the third period, Sacred Heart pressed hard for the equalizing goal, but UConn’s defense held strong. With the Pioneers pulling their goalie in the final minutes, Muszelik and the Huskies stood tall to secure the victory.
The game ended in a dramatic fashion, with UConn’s defense blocking a last-second shot to seal the win and claim the CT Ice Championship title. The victory marked a historic moment for the UConn men’s hockey program, showcasing their talent and determination on the ice.
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