
The 1953 Frozen Four was held March 12-14, 1953, in Colorado Springs, Colorado at Broadmoor Ice Palace.
The competitors were:
This year's Frozen Four marked the first time that Colorado College did not appear, though Michigan appeared for the sixth straight year. In the final game, The Wolverines won their third straight NCAA championship and fourth overall by defeating Minnesota, 7-3.
Bracket[]
Semifinals | Finals | |||||||
Minnesota | 3 | |||||||
Rensselaer | 2 | |||||||
Minnesota | 3 | |||||||
Michigan | 7 | |||||||
Boston University | 2 | |||||||
Michigan | 14 |
All-Tournament Team[]

First All-Star Team
First Team
- G Jim Mattson, Minnesota
- D Alex McClellan, Michigan
- D Tom Wegleitner, Minnesota
- F John Matchefts, Michigan
- F Dick Meredith, Minnesota
- F Abbie Moore, Rensselaer
Second Team
- G Willard Ikola, Michigan
- D Herb LaFontaine, Rensselaer
- D Reggie Shave, Michigan
- F John Mayasich, Minnesota
- F George Chin, Michigan
- F Frank Chiarelli, Rensselaer
Most Outstanding Player: F John Matchefts, Michigan
Team Photos[]
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