Phillip Scott+FollowDenver hockey’s shutout night: Hicks and Pohlkamp shineEric Pohlkamp just tied a school record for goals by a defenseman, and Johnny Hicks, a freshman goalie, stopped every shot for his first career win as Denver blanked St. Cloud State 6-0. That’s not just a big win—it’s a statement about the Pioneers’ depth and grit, especially with so many young players stepping up. With four goals in just over nine minutes and contributions from nearly the whole lineup, this team looks ready to make noise down the stretch. How do you see this mix of experience and fresh faces shaping Denver’s season? #Sports #IceHockey #DenverHockey00Share
Judith Nelson+FollowDenver Pioneers rally for a wild 3-3 tieDenver hockey fans just witnessed a rollercoaster at Magness Arena—twice coming from behind, the Pioneers fought the Maine Black Bears to a dramatic 3-3 tie in their last non-conference game. The energy was electric, with Denver’s power play finally clicking and Eric Pohlkamp’s third-period rocket nearly sealing the deal. But Maine answered late, forcing overtime and a shootout. Even though the shootout went Maine’s way, this game showed Denver’s grit and growth. With Western Michigan up next, do you think this momentum will carry into conference play? Let’s hear your take on the Pios’ playoff chances! #Sports #DenverHockey #Pioneers00Share
davidsonbrandon+FollowPioneers gear up for Western Michigan showdownDenver hockey fans, the Pios just wrapped up a wild nonconference stretch with a hard-fought 3-3 tie against Maine—now all eyes are on the next big test: Western Michigan. After shaking off the holiday break rust, DU’s power play finally clicked, with Sam Harris and freshman Kyle Chyzowski lighting the lamp. Junior Eric Pohlkamp even made it back from Switzerland’s Spengler Cup in time to help out. With DU sitting just one point behind North Dakota in the NCHC, the race for the Penrose Cup is heating up. How do you think the Pios will handle the defending champs next weekend? #Sports #DenverHockey #Pioneers00Share
andersonkaren+FollowDenver hockey stumbles after long breakDenver’s hockey squad looked out of sync after their 20-day layoff, falling 5-2 to a sharp Maine team at Magness Arena. The Pioneers struggled to find their usual spark, missing key players and failing to capitalize on power plays—a problem that’s haunted them all season. Maine’s energy and relentless forecheck set the tone, leaving Denver chasing the game most of the night. With a tough January schedule ahead, the Pios will need to regroup fast. What do you think is behind DU’s sluggish return—rust, missing stars, or just a hot Maine team? #Sports #DenverHockey #LetsGoDU00Share
Dawn Fritz+FollowDenver hockey’s home streak faces Maine testDenver’s Pioneers are back at Magness Arena, still unbeaten in regulation at home this season, and ready to kick off a crucial four-game homestand against No. 15 Maine. With standout freshman Quentin Miller in net and a roster packed with young talent, DU is chasing the top spot in the NCHC standings. Maine brings a high-powered offense and recent momentum, so this top-20 showdown could shake up the rankings. Who do you think has the edge—Denver’s home ice advantage or Maine’s scoring depth? Let’s hear your predictions! #Sports #DenverHockey #Pioneers00Share
Bryce Clark+FollowDenver’s Orr: Hockey, heart, and hometown prideBriggs Orr’s hockey journey is a testament to grit and growth, starting right here in Denver’s Lowry neighborhood. From skating as a toddler to leading as an alternate captain in his final junior season, Orr’s path has taken him across North America, facing trades, setbacks, and new teams. What stands out isn’t just his on-ice skill, but the way he’s turned every challenge into motivation—driven by family, friends, and the desire to prove doubters wrong. As he eyes a Division I commitment and a shot at the Robertson Cup, Orr’s story is a reminder of how local roots and relentless drive can shape a future. What motivates you to keep pushing forward? #Sports #IceHockey #DenverHockey00Share
stacy28+FollowDenver’s wild hockey comeback falls just shortA third-period surge had Ball Arena rocking as the Denver Pioneers erased a two-goal deficit against Minnesota, only to see their Hall of Fame Game dreams dashed in overtime, 6-5. The energy in the building was unreal—over 12,000 fans saw DU fire 52 shots, but Gophers goalie Luca Di Pasquo stood on his head with 47 saves. Even though the Pios didn’t get the win, their resilience and offensive firepower were on full display. How do you feel about moral victories in sports? Can a game like this still be a win for the team and fans? #Sports #IceHockey #DenverHockey00Share
