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DU Lacrosse Plays Strong Game Against Cornell, Fades in 4th Quarter 13-9

#16/17 Denver men’s lacrosse (3-0) returned to Peter Barton Stadium to face #4/5 Cornell (1-0) in a Saturday showdown of undefeated teams. Something had to give and it was Vornells skill and speed that prevailed.

Denver got first blood when Cornell transfer found twin.

Following two post shots by the Wolverines, Cody Malawsky opened the scoring with a fall-away away snipe into the Wolverine cage. DU won the following possession off the X and score a goal in traffic as Case Bruno lit the lamp, 2-0. At 6:25 of the first, Big Blue painted the upper left corner of the Denver cage, 2-1. Several minutes later, the Pioneers went on the break on a Michigan turnover. Chris Moravia took the feed and tucked the ball into the cage. A Denver long stick set up a goal by Cody Malawski. 4-1. At the end of the quarter, Michigan cut the deficit in half with a minute to go, 4-2.

Denver found the scoresheet early as Chris Merageas, on the doorstep of the goal, feathered the ball past Hunter Taylor, the Michigan goalie. With a man up, a diving Wolverine stuffed the goal past Grayson Manning, 5-3.

Denver Coasts Past the Towson Tigers, 15-11

#17 Denver women’s lacrosse (3-0) opened its home campaign Thursday against the Towson Tigers, following a successful West Coast road swing over the weekend. It was a blustery 35-degree day with numerous fouls (12) and turnovers (37) resulting in uneven, choppy play. Still, Denver built and maintained a commanding lead throughout the 15-11 home opening victory. Continue reading Denver Coasts Past the Towson Tigers, 15-11

Late Surge Earns Denver a 3-1 Victory Over Omaha

DU men’s hockey (19-11-3, 15-6-1) got off to yet another slow start, as neither Denver nor Omaha could scratch the scoresheet. Denver got off 15 shots, 8 on target, but came up empty-handed against goaltender Simon Latkoczy. Denver also doubled up the Mavs on faceoffs, 11-5. Both teams had a power play opportunity, but zilch to show for the first 20 minutes of effort. Continue reading Late Surge Earns Denver a 3-1 Victory Over Omaha

Denver Women’s Lacrosse Set for Promising Season

DU women’s lacrosse opens its 2026 season on Thursday against USC in Los Angeles before traveling to Tempe on Sunday to face Arizona State in an early two-game west coast swing. Denver was selected by BIG EAST coaches to garner its 5th consecutive conferencetitle under head coach Liza Kelly, on the heels of six consecutive NCAA tournament appearances. This year’s team will blend a mix of old and new talent for the 2026 season. How far they go will depend on goaltending and the development of a handful of newcomers, along with reliable production from solid returning veterans. Continue reading Denver Women’s Lacrosse Set for Promising Season

Denver Lacrosse Wrecks Cleveland State, 20-1

Denver men’s lacrosse returned to Peter Barton Stadium to open the 2026 season. The Cleveland State Vikings were the foils for the home opener and they provided little resistance to a sharp Denver team. Denver struck early and often, putting the visitors in a deep hole. Cleveland finally scored late in the third quarter but it was all Pioneers in the 20-1 rout. Continue reading Denver Lacrosse Wrecks Cleveland State, 20-1

DU Bowes-Up in the Third Period, Beats UND 3-2

This game was BIG following a six-game non-winning skid by DU men’s hockey (13-10-2, 9-5). All the recent issues that plagued DU men’s hockey evaporated in the third period at Ralph Engelstad Arena.  After being pulled during the prior two games, goaltender Quentin Miller was outstanding the entire game and, especially, effective in the final period when it counted the most. With the score knotted 2-2 exiting the second period, the Pioneers James Reeder scored the critical game-winning power-play goal (8:41) in the third period. Unlike Friday night, Denver’s defense held strong, showing fight and resolve in the final minutes to secure the win. DU was tenacious and pesky during the third period and earned the critical road split. Continue reading DU Bowes-Up in the Third Period, Beats UND 3-2

WMU Dominates DU in Home Sweep, 6-2

DU men’s hockey, reeling after the holiday break, looked to restablish their power play and reignite their confidence Saturday night. Neither happened as another shakey performance resulted in a decisive conference home loss. Denver looked like a cinch for an NCAA Tournament host berth in Loveland with mostly home games and a solid conference record but now, Denver is left fighting for their playoff lives. Continue reading WMU Dominates DU in Home Sweep, 6-2