This beautiful 10K gold Championship ring was given to Lee Davidson for being part of the 2000 NCAA Champion North Dakota Fighting Sioux. The Sioux finished the 1999-00 season with a 31-8-5 record. They beat Niagara in the West Regional Finals, Maine in the Semi-Finals and Boston College in the Finals to win the Championship. North Dakota was led by All-American’s Karl Goerhing and Jeff Panzer as well as future NHLers Ryan Bayda, Mike Commodore and Lee Goren.



Lee Davidson spent 4 years playing for the Fighting Sioux from 1986-87 through 1989-90 and was a member of their 1986-87 NCAA Championship team. He was drafted by the Washington Capitals in the 1986 NHL Entry Draft. Davidson played mostly in the AHL and IHL, spending his final season, 1998-99, in Europe. He then joined North Dakota again after retiring and was an assistant coach on the 1999-00 squad.



This 10k gold ring features the Indian Head logo surrounded by CZ stones. Surrounding that reads “UND” at the top, “National Champions” on the sides and “2000” at the bottom. One shank features the name “Davidson” with the Frozen Four logo, which reads “Providence – 2000 NCAA Frozen Four”. The other shank reads “SIOUX”, has the championship trophy, the final score of the game “UND 4 BC 2” and the final record for the season “31-8-5”. Inside are the player’s initials “LD” as well as the manufacturer’s stamp “Jostens” and 10k. The 1999-00 season was North Dakota’s 7th Championship in school history. This is a beautiful keepsake from this perennial NCAA hockey powerhouse.