The University of Denver men’s hockey team achieved a significant milestone by securing their 10th national title at Magness Arena on Monday night. Their triumph over the weekend cemented their position as the program with the most titles in NCAA hockey history.
Amidst a sea of crimson and gold, the players exuded jubilation as they geared up to take the ice for the celebratory event. Speaking to the media, forward McKade Webster conveyed his astonishment at the extraordinary experience, underscoring that the win had yet to fully register. Goaltender Matt Davis echoed these sentiments, crediting their success to the program’s overall strength.
Fellow captain, forward Carter King, recounted the exuberant celebrations that followed their historic victory. He stressed that the team had long aspired to attain the 10th title, and achieving it was nothing short of a dream realized.
During the proceedings, Denver Mayor Mike Johnston lauded the team for their monumental accomplishment, emphasizing the enduring impact their victory would have on the city. He delineated how their legacy would endure through a banner that would hang in the stadium for generations, solidifying their status as the city’s greatest.
Subsequent to the ceremony, the team engaged with fans, autographing posters and engaging in dialogue with those in attendance. The sense of pride and achievement was tangible as the team revelled in their remarkable feat with the individuals who had supported them every step of the way.