Lambeau Field to Host College Hockey Doubleheader Featuring Wisconsin, Michigan and Ohio State
The doubleheader will count in conference standings and returns college hockey to Lambeau Field for the first time in more than 20 years.
- On Wednesday, Sept. 2, 2026, the Green Bay Packers, University of Wisconsin, and Travel Wisconsin announced the 'Travel Wisconsin Frozen Tundra Faceoff,' a doubleheader on Saturday, Feb. 20, 2027, at Lambeau Field featuring Wisconsin men against Michigan and the women's team against Ohio State.
- Returning to the historic venue, this marks the first hockey game at Lambeau Field since the inaugural 2006 Frozen Tundra Hockey Classic, where the Wisconsin men defeated Ohio State 4-2 in front of 40,890 fans.
- With championship pedigrees, the Badgers and Ohio State women's programs have met in the last four national championship games, with Wisconsin winning three, while Wisconsin and Michigan men's teams hold 15 combined national titles.
- Fans can register for presale access starting Wednesday, Sept. 9, with general ticket sales beginning Friday, Sept. 11, according to the official announcement.
- Governor Tony Evers highlighted the event's significance for Titletown and Wisconsin, noting the historic faceoff will support local businesses and tourism by drawing sports fans from across the Midwest to Green Bay.
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