The Nittany Lions defeated UConn in overtime in the NCAA Hockey Tournament's Allentown regional final, earning a trip to St. Louis.

Penn State men’s ice hockey team advanced to the Frozen Four for the first time in the program’s history on Sunday, defeating UConn 3-2 in an overtime shootout. Penn State fell behind twice in regulation but recovered each time, as Dane Dowiak and JJ Wiebusch scored to force overtime in the regional final.

Ohio State’s Rocco Welsh, a two-time PIAA champ and four-time finalist from Waynesburg who lost 2-0 to Penn State’s Carter Starocci in the 2024 NCAA finals as a true freshman, confirmed days-long rumors that he’ll be transferring to Penn State this fall.

The Nittany Lions, which played just three hours from campus as regional host, went through a pair of Hockey East teams to make their first Frozen Four.

Penn State, which purchased the property in 2006, has given organizers a deadline of June 1. If they can’t raise $500,000 by then to stabilize and preserve the barn, it will be removed.

Penn State has a rich tradition in many of the 24 interscholastic sports that the NCAA offers. Even with a drastic turnaround spearheaded by coach Guy Gadowsky since the Nittany Lions made the jump to the NCAA in 2012 in men’s hockey,

Penn State's Pro Day provided an opportunity for players who weren't invited to the NFL Scouting Combine. Several Nittany Lions took advantage.

But the dynamic defensive end, the headliner of the Penn State football Pro Day workouts in Holuba Hall, will not work out, after all, as he continues injury rehab, according to a report from senior ESPN reporter Adam Schefter.

Penn State downed UConn 3-2 in overtime while Denver outlasted powerhouse Boston College 3-1 to claim the final two spots in the Frozen Four on Sunday. Waiting there for them are Boston University, who will face the Nittany Lions,

Maryland men’s lacrosse went wire-to-wire and hardly felt threatened in a bounce-back win over Penn State on Saturday.