We're down to the final match-up in the 2024 NCHC Play of the Year Tournament, with the championship round now available for fan voting. Perhaps appropriately, the final features a stellar save against a glorious goal.

In the championship match-up, Western Michigan goaltender Cameron Rowe makes a sprawling stop with his blocker and covers the rebound against Omaha in Week 17, while North Dakota's Jackson Blake steals the puck out of midair on the forecheck and dishes to Cameron Berg for a one-timer goal against Minnesota Duluth in Week 19.

Winning the semifinals on Wednesday were Rowe, along with Berg and Blake. Rowe received 60 percent of the 657 votes to advance past Colorado College's Stanley Cooley and Tommy Middleton combining for a double spin-cycle, while Berg/Blake received a whopping 90 percent of the 850 votes to top UMD's Ben Steeves' shootout goal.

Video of the final match-up is below with the poll to vote below the video. Voting will remain open until Monday at noon ET, when the winner will be revealed on NCHChockey.com and social media. The entire bracket can be seen at the bottom of the page.

CAMERON ROWE VS. CAMERON BERG/JACKSON BLAKE

NCHC Poll

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