2024 Denver Hockey Pro Signings Tracker: Departures Hit 5 as Matikka Signs with Utah
The upside of talented college hockey rosters is the capability of winning big. Denver proved that (again) with its second NCAA Tournament championship in three…
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Re-emergence of Colorado Players Helps Denver to Frozen Four
There are a multitude of reasons why Denver finds itself back in the Frozen Four for the fifth time since 2016. Junior goaltender Matt Davis…
Benning signs with Panthers, becoming sixth DU hockey pro signing
This story will be updated Three players from Denver’s 2022-23 hockey team have signed professional contracts, including sophomore Carter Mazur, who signed with his hometown…
It’s nearly always double or nothing for Denver in NCAA Tournament
The 2017-18 season was an outlier for Denver’s hockey program in the NCAA Tournament. The Pioneers followed up their eighth title in 2017 with a…
No. 3 Denver clinches NCHC’s Penrose Cup with 3-1 win at No. 5 Western Michigan
No. 3 Denver rallied for the second night in a row to defeat No. 5 Western Michigan, this time 3-1, to clinch the NCHC’s regular-season…
Devine, power play lift No. 3 Denver past Duluth, 6-2
Forward Jack Devine scored two goals, including what proved to be the winner midway through the second period as No. 3 Denver pulled away from…
Denver sweeps North Dakota, both for weekend, season
Good riddance. No. 4 Denver endured another penalty-filled game with North Dakota and emerged with a decisive 5-2 victory Saturday night at Magness Arena. The…
No. 4 Denver defeats North Dakota for third time this season, 5-3
Sometime on Saturday the glass surrounding the rink inside of Magness Arena will stop shaking. Of course, that’s par for the course when No. 4…
Denver hockey rewind: Bank on Chrona and a Gold Pan
No. 4 Denver won its fourth consecutive Gold Pan on Saturday night. That isn’t news so much as Colorado College actually figured out how to…
St. Cloud State blanks Denver, 2-0, for series sweep
Denver tightened up its defense considerably on Saturday night, but it couldn’t capitalize on it. The No. 3 Pioneers fell at No. 4 St. Cloud…
