Fans in the U.S. and Canada will have the opportunity to watch the NCAA Frozen Four this week on ESPN and ESPN2 in the states and LeafsTV north of the border.

Those high-definition broadcasts highlight a busy week of radio and television coverage from St. Paul, Minn. Gary Thorne, Barry Melrose and Clay Matvik will call the action on the television broadcasts.

Those ESPN-produced broadcasts are also available online at ESPN3.com (limited to certain Internet service providers).

The addition of LeafsTV brings the U.S. college game to the Canadian audience and the vast pool of potential future NCAA players. Canadian players account for more than 30% of U.S. college hockey players. LeafsTV will carry Thursday's semifinal games live and will show the championship game on a tape-delayed basis at approximately 10 p.m. ET on Saturday (immediately following Ford Leafs Nation Postgame).

On the radio side, in addition to each of the four teams' radio broadcasts, Westwood One Radio will provide a feed to more than 100 affiliate stations nationwide. Sean Grande, Cap Raeder and Adam Wodon will call the action for Westwood One.

Complete broadcast schedule from St. Paul of games and other events:

Wednesday, April 6

2 p.m. ET: USCHO Live on USCHO.com

8:15-9:45 p.m. ET: Pure Hockey on Campus on UStream

Thursday, April 7

2:30 p.m. ET: USCHO Live on USCHO.com

5 p.m. ET: Notre Dame vs. Minnesota Duluth - ESPN2, LeafsTV, ESPN3.com, Westwood One Radio, Notre Dame and Minnesota Duluth radio networks

8:30 p.m. ET: Michigan vs. North Dakota - ESPN2, LeafsTV, ESPN3.com, Westwood One Radio, Michigan and North Dakota radio networks

Friday, April 8

2 p.m. ET: USCHO Live on USCHO.com

7 p.m. ET: Hobey Baker Award announcement - ESPNU

Saturday, April 9

8-10 a.m. ET: Pure Hockey on Campus on NHL Home Ice (XM 204/Sirius 208) and UStream

4:30 p.m. ET: USCHO Live on USCHO.com

7 p.m. ET: Championship game - ESPN, ESPN3.com, Westwood One Radio, team radio networks

Tape delayed (approx. 10 p.m. ET) - LeafsTV