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NCAA men's hockey national title droughts

24 current Division I schools have won the NCAA men's hockey title since the first tournament in 1948. Of those, Colorado College has waited longest for another: its last title came in 1957, 69 years ago. The most recent champion is Denver, in 2026.

NCAA champions by the year of their last title
#TeamLast titleTitlesHow long ago
1Colorado College1957269 years ago
2Cornell1970256 years ago
3Michigan Tech1975351 years ago
4Bowling Green1984142 years ago
5Rensselaer1985241 years ago
6Harvard1989137 years ago
7Northern Michigan1991135 years ago
8Lake Superior State1994332 years ago
9Michigan1998928 years ago
10Maine1999227 years ago
11Minnesota2003523 years ago
12Wisconsin2006620 years ago
13Michigan State2007319 years ago
14Boston University2009517 years ago
15Boston College2012514 years ago
16Yale2013113 years ago
17Union2014112 years ago
18Providence2015111 years ago
19North Dakota2016810 years ago
20Minnesota Duluth201937 years ago
21Massachusetts202115 years ago
22Quinnipiac202313 years ago
23Western Michigan20251Last year
24Denver202611This year

Every NCAA champion since the first tournament in 1948 that still plays in Division I. Every other Division I school is still waiting for its first title.

Common questions

Which NCAA men's hockey champion has waited longest for another title?

Colorado College has waited longest of the current Division I champions: its last title came in 1957, 69 years ago.

Who won the most recent NCAA men's hockey title?

Denver, in 2026.

More men's college hockey drought rankings

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