College hockey begins in less than two weeks’ time and DU Homecoming Weekend is less than a month away. Currently, these one-of-a-kind championship commemorative hockey jerseys are taking 5-7 weeks to produce due to heavy seasonal demand. The Denver Athletic store closes on October 7th, so place your order now. Continue reading Time is Running Out to Order your Commemorative Championship Hockey Jersey
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LetsGoDU SUPER-POLL™ Slots DU Hockey in the Top Spot, Again
LetsGoDU has released its 18th annual hockey Super-Poll™ for the 2022-23 season. A host of statistics are fed into the supercomputer at Goddard Computing Center in Houston. The program runs ten thousand Monte Carlo simulations and places the Pioneers in their rightful place and Colorado College in the cellar. The results are then tabulated by Deloitte, hermetically sealed, and sent to Denver via Brinks truck to reveal the results. For the eighteenth consecutive season, DU claims the top spot.
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DU Falls out of US News’ Top 100
US News released their annual rankings Monday and DU fell to #105 in the National Universities rankings. As recently as 2020, Denver jumped 17 places to rank 80th among national universities. Denver fell back to #93 last year and tumbled twelve more places this year. Continue reading DU Falls out of US News’ Top 100
Head Coach Barbara Perkins Talks the Coming Triathlon Season
DU Triathlon Head Coach Barbara Perkins was kind enough to answer our questions on race week. DU Triathlon begins its season Saturday at the Southern Hills Triathlon in Hot Springs, South Dakota. Denver finished an impressive fourth nationally in their first full season of competition. Continue reading Head Coach Barbara Perkins Talks the Coming Triathlon Season
Max Feinberg Eliminated but Spreads his Message on American Ninja Warrior
Max Feinberg, an incoming Freshman at the University of Denver, was eliminated in round three of American Ninja Warrior Monday night. A bigger win for Feinberg was a feature on national TV that showed his devotion to his mother’s fight against breast cancer. His t-shirt featured a pink breast cancer awareness ribbon and 1 in 8 is not great, referencing one in eight women in the United States will have breast cancer during their lifetime. Continue reading Max Feinberg Eliminated but Spreads his Message on American Ninja Warrior
Denver Downs Gonzaga, 3-1, in Season Opener
A pair of second-half goals, two minutes apart, propelled the Pioneers (1-0) past the Zags (0-1)Thursday night at Pioneer Field. Both teams had scoring chances but Denver made the most of their opportunities. Senior Aiden O’Toole had a field day with one goal and two assists to contribute to all three Denver tallies. Continue reading Denver Downs Gonzaga, 3-1, in Season Opener
Team builds Confidence Both On & Off the Court
Student – Athlete Author – Justin Mullins – Freshman shooting guard Justin played high school ball at Oak Park River Forest, Illinois. A streaky scoring threat (112 points in one 4-game tournament), Justin averaged 16.0 points, 6.0 rebounds, 2.0 assists while shooting 56.0 percent from the field during his senior season. Mullins also earned Illinois Hoops Prospects All-State First Team honors.
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Student-Athlete Update: DU Hoops in Paris
Student – Athlete Author – Ben Bowen Ben is a redshirt freshman. Bowen is a local product and played at Mountain Vista High School. He averaged 20.2 points per game with 5.9 rebounds per game to go along with 4.3 assists per night as a senior. The 6’5″ shooting guard started his collegiate career at Wyoming and matriculated to DU. His father Ryan played over a decade in the NBA and is currently an assistant coach with the Denver Nuggets.
We arrived in Paris after a long flight in the middle of the night. Immediately after we arrived, we grabbed a team lunch and headed out for some sightseeing. A guided bus tour took us through Paris, as we learned about its history and saw places like the Opéra de Paris, the Panthéon, Luxembourg, and various other sites. We then stopped at the Arc de Triomphe, everyone had a little bit of jet lag, so it felt hard to believe we were actually in Paris at the Arc de Triomphe. After everyone piled back onto the bus, we drove by one last stop. The Eiffel Tower. Seeing the Eiffel Tower for the first time is probably something I will never forget in my life. When we drove by the Eiffel Tower everyone sort of had a moment of clarity, we all realized that we were in Paris, France, and just how spectacular this trip was going to be. Continue reading Student-Athlete Update: DU Hoops in Paris
Michigan’s Mel Pearson Shown the Door
It took an outside investigation and eventual leak to The Athletic and other media outlets to finally throttle an attempt by the current University of Michigan athletics director, Warde Manual, to renew the contract of embattled hockey head coach Mel Pearson. Pearson was fired when the details of the Michigan internal investigation went public.
Kim Kardashian Shocks Fashionistas with Commemorative DU Jersey
Kim Kardashian, a socialite, model, media personality, and businesswoman brought the Instagram world to a buzz with a recent photo. The photo, taken with her new boyfriend Pete Davidson, featured a partial view of a hockey sweater with little clue to its origin. A number of internet forensic sleuths used reverse internet photo searches and believe it is reasonable to conclude that Ms. Kardashian was wearing the new hockey jersey, commemorating the Denver Pioneers’ ninth NCAA national championship. Continue reading Kim Kardashian Shocks Fashionistas with Commemorative DU Jersey