Allentown, Pa., is second with a combined 12 titles (Michigan 9, Michigan Tech 3), while Fargo, N.D. The four teams in the regional have a combined 16 national championships (Denver 9, Boston University 5, and Cornell 2).Of the four regionals this season, Manchester has the most combined titles of the four programs.Ted Donato (Harvard) and Brandon Naurato (Michigan) are the others. Joining Schafer is David Carle (Denver), Pat Ferschweiler (Western Michigan), and Jay Pandolfo (Boston University). Ironically, four of the six head coaches are coaching their alma maters in the Manchester Regional.A 1986 Cornell graduate, Schafer is one of six head coaches in this year's tournament to be coaching their alma mater in this year's NCAA Tournament.The Big Red has made one Frozen Four under Schafer, coming in 2003, which was held in Buffalo, N.Y.Schafer, who coached his first NCAA Tournament game in his first year as the Big Red's coach in 1995-96, has an overall record of 10-12 (.455) in the NCAA postseason.Bloom ‘77 Head Coach of Men’s Hockey, is coaching in his 13th NCAA Tournament as the head coach at Cornell.

With a win this afternoon over Boston University, Cornell will secure its ninth overall Frozen Four appearance, but just the program's third in the last 49 years.

It is the 10th-most appearances by any program in this year's tournament and is second among ECAC Hockey squads, trailing Harvard (27).

Cornell is appearing in its 23rd Division I Men’s Ice Hockey Championship this season.

5-ranked Boston University this afternoon. 12-ranked Cornell men's hockey team faces its bitter rival in the No.

Seeking its first trip to the Frozen Four since 2003, the No.

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