The University of Denver’s men’s hockey team is celebrating a significant victory as they return home with their 10th NCAA national title, securing their place in the annals of college hockey history. Less than 24 hours after their triumph, the team’s leaders struggled to articulate their emotions.
Captain McKade Webster attempted to convey the euphoria of the moment, stating, “It’s difficult to put into words. It’s an incredible experience.” Goaltender Matt Davis expressed his pride in the team, remarking, “I am immensely proud of the guys.”
Following the unforgettable game, the team praised the outstanding performance of their goalie. McKade lauded Matty Davis, emphasizing, “Matty Davis was instrumental to our victory. He was exceptional for us.” Head coach David Carle also commended Davis, highlighting his crucial save on Ryan Leonard as the turning point in the game.
The University of Denver team has etched their name in the history books as the first program to achieve 10 national titles, a milestone that has left them feeling both elated and motivated. “We are the first to reach 10, so now we hold the record,” declared McKade, while Coach Carle expressed their ambition to continually surpass their own achievements, stating, “We will now strive to surpass our own record, which will always be enjoyable.”
The team conveyed their gratitude to their devoted fans for their unwavering support throughout the season. “We are truly grateful for each and every one of them. Their support means the world to us,” expressed Davis.
Looking ahead, the University of Denver plans to commemorate the team’s momentous achievement with a special event on Monday evening.