Back when Murray Armstrong and Willy Schaeffler were leading the Pioneers to multiple NCAA titles, rock concerts began a colorful era at the University of Denver. Legendary promoter Barry Fey began his career by booking fraternity parties at DU in 1966. Fey evidently lived for a short time at the Tau Kappa Epsilon fraternity house on Josephine Street and brought The Association to the DU Student Union in 1966 for a fraternity party. Continue reading 60 Years of Rock Concerts at DU
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DU Women’s Lacrosse Wins BIG EAST Tournament no
DU women’s lacrosse defeated Georgetown 12-4 to win the BIG EAST Tournament at Peter Barton Lacrosse Stadium. Denver (15-3, 6-0) also beat the Hoyas earlier in the season to win the BIG EAST regular season title. It is the sixth straight BIG EAST Tournament Championship for the Pioneers. Continue reading DU Women’s Lacrosse Wins BIG EAST Tournament no
DU Tennis Sweeps Final Summit League Titles
DU women’s and men’s tennis teams ended their run in the Summit League as both captured the 2026 Conference Championship on Sat. April 25. Both tournaments were held at the Case Tennis Center in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Continue reading DU Tennis Sweeps Final Summit League Titles
Georgetown Dominates DU Men’s Lacrosse in Bad Big East Defeat
It was a tough day for #13 Denver men’s lacrosse as the #14 Georgetown Hoyas handed the Pioneers a 17-5 defeat to open Big East conference play. It was the worst defeat since February of 2009, when North Carolina defeated DU 20-7.
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Duke holds off DU lacrosse in tight 8-7 contest
#14 Denver men’s lacrosse (4-4) played a 11 am MT game today against #6 Duke (8-0) at Koskinen Stadium in Durham, North Carolina. The game was decided in the second quarter when Duke’s offense came alive with seven unanswered goals. The Blue Devils won a tight game at 8-7. It was DU’s fourth game this year against a top 20 team and the Pios were Duke’s toughest opponent to date. Continue reading Duke holds off DU lacrosse in tight 8-7 contest
DU charges past Stetson Hatters
#20 Denver women’s lacrosse (8-1) was under the lights at Peter Barton Stadium on Friday night against the Stetson Hatters (0-8) and the Pioneers came away with a lopsided 21-4 victory. It was 67 degrees to start the game with sunny skies and the game was never in question. It was a big night for Junior Olivia Ripple who surpassed 100 career goals with five goals on the night.
BYU slips by DU Men’s Tennis, 4-3
BYU slipped by the Denver men’s tennis team 4-3 at Denver Tennis Park on Friday, February 27. It was a very close match, and it came down to the #5 singles match to decide the day. DU’s Connor Robb-Wilcox won the first set at 6-2, but then BYU’s Caden Hasler took the tight second set at 7-5, and Hasler then taking the third set at 6-4. Continue reading BYU slips by DU Men’s Tennis, 4-3