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Home > Blogs > Southwest Blog > Archives > 2008 > March > 22 > Entry

CCHA Finals: Michigan 2, Miami 1

By Rick Cassano | Saturday, March 22, 2008, 09:58 PM

It’s over. Miami loses 2-1 to Michigan in the CCHA tournament championship game at Joe Louis Arena in Detroit.

Miami’s Alec Martinez scores on a laser shot with 38.6 seconds remaining off a pass from Mitch Ganzak, but that’s all for the RedHawks.

UM goalie Billy Sauer was a force between the pipes. An enthusiastic, pro-Michigan crowd of 17,213 watches the action.

The Wolverines (31-5-4) will be the top overall seeds in the NCAA tournament and the RedHawks (32-7-1) will be second. So perhaps these two teams will see each other again at the Frozen Four in Denver.

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