. The women's golf team captured its third consecutive Sun Belt Conference Championship and made its fifth consecutive NCAA Regional appearance. Five skiers - Randall Garretson, Rick Chaffee, Dennis McCoy, Jon Terje Overland and Georg Krog - are named All-Americans. Jesse Mahoney is hired as head coach for volleyball. The tournament win gave the team its third-consecutive automatic bid into the NCAA tournament. Tyler Ruesegger and Antje Maempel were named to the CoSIDA Academic All-American At-Large First Teams. Men's and women's cross country running reinstated as varsity sports; Knut Nystad assumes coaching duties. Swimming and diving teams complete their last year of competition at the DU Pool. Men's tennis went on a nine-match winning streak, finishing the campaign at 12-1,and reached as high as No. For the third straight season, men's and women's swimming and diving swept the Summit League Championships. Women's golf's Anna Zanusso tied the NCAA scoring record with an 11-under 61 at the Westbrook Invitational. Bernie Barras named women's basketball coach. The ski team captured its second-consecutive national collegiate title, the program's 16th and the most of any school in the nation. Erik Roland wins an NCAA giant slalom title. Murray Armstrong begins 2l-year run as hockey coach. 1 in NCAA Division I-AAA, the Sun Belt Conference and the Front Range. The Denver Pioneers landed 62 student-athletes on the 2004-05 Sun Belt Conference Commissioner's List, including 13 from women's swimming & diving, 12 from men's swimming & diving and 10 from women's soccer. Men's basketball recorded 22 wins, then the most single-season wins in the program's Division I history (later matched in the 2012-13 season). Men's lacrosse program regains varsity status. Five skiers - Al Vincelette, Oddvar Ronnestad, Clarence Servold, Mauritz Sonberg and Ted Farwell- receive AII-American honors. Lacrosse player Geoff Bieging sets a school single-season assists record (28 assists). Men's ski team wins first NCAA title since 1957 and fifth overall. Latest Videos. The official 2021-22 Men's Track and Field Roster for the University of Colorado Colorado Springs Mountain Lions. University of Denver Track and Field and Cross Country - Denver, Colorado Pioneers 2199 S. University Blvd, Denver, Colorado, 80208, United States Home Photos Blog News Videos Schedule/Results Records Athletes Events No Events found Our Photos Show All Photos Videos You can link to any video on RunnerSpace and put it in your video box! Bill Weimar becomes men's basketball coach. Pioneers win first Colorado-Wyoming Collegiate League title in basketball. Five individuals (Ferd Dreher, Jim Bain, Cliff Koroll, Annette Wagner and Jack Pommrehn) were inducted to the University of Denver Athletic Hall of Fame Class of 2003. Men's swimming 43 dual-meet win streak snapped by Long Beach Community College. Seven swimmers - Brad Busse, Jeff Davies, Mark Evans, Irwin Futemick, Clifton Louis, James Lyle and Frederic Plotkin - receive NAIA All-American honors. For the second consecutive season, women's swimming and diving won the Sun Belt Championship. Track & Field (O) M Men W Women. In the team's first season in the BIG EAST Conference, men's lacrosse won the regular season and tournament titles. The hockey team captured back-to-back NCAA Championships with their 4-1 victory over North Dakota at the Frozen Four in Columbus, Ohio. Andrew Landwerlen and Zimmermann captured the ITA Mountain Regionals Doubles Title and advanced to the ITA National Indoor Championships during the fall season. Ellison Ketchum takes over as men's basketball coach. Head coach Jeff Hooker was named Sun Belt Conference Coach of the Year for the second consecutive season. The University of Denver admits students of any race, color, national and ethnic origin to all the rights, privileges, programs, and activities generally accorded or made available to students at the school. Women's gymnastics team wins AIAW Division II national title. Men's lacrosse returned to NCAA Championship Weekend where Cameron Flint became the program's first Division I First Team All-American. Gymnast Lenee Berumen scores perfect 10.0 on bars and floor in meet vs. Air Force, the first time that has occurred for a DU gymnast at the Division I level. Art Quinlan becomes men's basketball coach. Women's Soccer won the team's third straight SBC Tournament Title and advanced to the NCAA Women's College Cup . Gymnast Karen Beer named Colorado Sports-woman of the Year. Pioneers place third in the NCAA hockey tournament by defeating Boston University 4-3. The men's lacrosse team earned its first NCAA Tournament appearance by capturing its first outright Great Western Lacrosse League title. Denver's coaches' swept the national awards and five Pioneers earned All-America honors. Jeff Hooker takes over as women's soccer coach. Adam Cole became the first DU skier to win both the slalom and giant slalom individual national championships and Rene Reisshauer won his third career individual title by taking the crown in the freestyle. Ole Ivar Hansen and Otto Tschudi named to the All-American ski team. Dr. M. Dianne Murphy named director of athletics. Volleyball won the Summit League Tournament for the third-straight season and earned a share of the regular-season title while securing the team's third-consecutive NCAA Tournament appearance. With that in mind, the success of the DUs basketball programs is a major point of emphasis for Karlton Creech, vice chancellor for athletics, recreation and Ritchie Center operations. DU reaches the finals of the NCAA district baseball tourney, where they're ousted by Arizona State. Listed below are the colleges or universities with the most NCAA Division I -sanctioned team championships, individual championships, and combined team and individual championships, as documented by information published on official NCAA websites. Cliff Gauthier named men's gymnastics coach. Hockey won its 12 WCHA regular season title, and the Pioneers made their third-straight and 21st overall NCAA Tournament appearance. Denver Boone, a Walt Disney Studios creation, is unveiled as the new DU mascot. Chad Ashton reassumes head coaching reins of men's soccer program. Denver combines western tradition with a flourishing, modern city of restaurants, museums and outdoor activities. Clyde "Cac" Hubbard named football coach. Men's lacrosse won its first-ever NCAA National Championship. DU skiers named to the All-American team are Jeffy Blann, Paul Rachetto, Georg Krog and Odd Hammernes. Moriah Martin advanced to the NCAA National Championships for the third time and earned Second Team All-American honors in the all-around. January 8 - DU men's basketball team loses to Northern Colorado, snapping 79-game home win streak. Diving coach Aaron D'Addario was named Diving Coach of the Year. Pioneers defeat North Dakota 6-2 for first NCAA hockey title. Ebdon became Denver's first All-American since 1984. In its first full official season as a program, triathlon finished fourth at the 2022 Women's Collegiate Triathlon National Championships. Basketball star Michaela Pavlickova earned All-America honors from the Associated Press (honorable mention), Women's Basketball Journal (fifth team) and was the 24 overall selection in the WNBA draft by the Utah Starzz. Clyde "Cac" Hubbard takes over football coaching duties. Denver's conferences later canceled their championships and the remainder of the regular season. Pietro Broggini and Wolf Wollendorf combined to win both men's skiing nordic events at the NCAA Championship and seven Pioneers earned 11 All-America honors. Men's lacrosse knocked Notre Dame out of the NCAA Tournament for the third time in four years to earn the Pioneers seventh NCAA Quarterfinal appearance in the last eight years. Hockey team advances to the NCAA Tournament for the third time in five years. March 26 - DU Arena razed to make way for construction of the Daniel L. Ritchie Center. Several DU women participate in Play Day in Greeley, forming a team that competed against other women in different athletic events. George Gwozdecky was named the WCHA Coach of the Year and was a finalist for the Spencer Penrose Award. Gymnastics earned an automatic berth to the NCAA National Championships with a second place finish at the NCAA North Central Regional Championships on April 14 in front of 3,876 fans at Magness Arena. Year. Skiers Ivan Benberg, Camilla Brinchmann, Jeanette Lunde, Roberta Pergher and Heiko Zuehlke win All-American honors. (First name not known) Middlebrook becomes men's basketball coach. Our Pioneers compete on the playing fields of the NCAA, in the professional leagues and on behalf of their countries in the Olympiad. After a 15-0-3 record in the regular season, the team won its third-straight Summit League title and hosted its first-ever NCAA Tournament game, winning and advancing to the second round. George Gwozdecky named head hockey coach. DU takes WCHA regular season champion- ship. No. Women's tennis player Jane Farquhar earns NCAA Division II AII-American honors. Rick Chaffee (slalom and alpine) and Erik Jansen (jumping) take NCAA individual skiing titles. Pioneers win second straight NCAA championship by handing St. Lawrence a 12-2 loss. Women's basketball defeated Colorado (71-67) to open the season at Magness Arena; Michaela Pavlickova earned first team All-Sun Belt Conference honors, the first such award as Division I members. Peik Christensen (slalom and alpine) wins two NCAA individual ski titles. Men's basketball won 15-straight contests at Magness Arena heading into the following season, that streak was at one point the seventh-longest active home winning streak. DU places second at NCAA hockey tourna- ment. Gymnastics won the Mountain Rim Gymnastics Championship in the Pioneers' first season in the conference. Mar 19. Two-time Skyline Conference champion Will Howard places second in the 130-pound class at the NCAA tournament. DU wins its fifth NCAA hockey title with a 4- 3 win against Cornell. Connor Cannizzaro was named a Tewaaraton Award Finalist and joined Trevor Baptiste, Zach Miller and Christian Burgdorf as USILA First Team All-Americans. Denver Athletics | University of Denver Denver Athletics Home of Champions Denver Athletics are proud winners of 34 NCAA national championships across 18 varsity sports, along with 127 individual national championships and 13 I-AAA Directors' Cup trophies in the last 14 years. The hockey team won the WCHA regular season (MacNaughton Cup) and playoff (Broadmoor Trophy) championships and advanced to the NCAA Tournament. Women's basketball player Sara Fadenrecht graduates as the program's all-time leader in rebounds. She also finished 10th-overall in the all-around, a new program record, and finished with three All-American honors. In their first home BIG EAST Championship, women's lacrosse won its second-straight BIG EAST Tournament title and advanced to its sixth NCAA Tournament. MSW@Denver is accredited by the CSWE. Lacrosse player Mike Law ties a school record with 10 points (seven goals, three assists) in a win over Colorado College. Senior men's basketball player Yemi Nicholson was named to the 2006 CollegeInsider.com Mid-Major All-America Team. Bill Tierney hired as Men's Lacrosse head coach. Discover the Pioneer heritage of success, fromindividual achievementsto school accomplishments. 6-0: 133: Distance: Colorado Springs, Colo. / Air Academy: Redshirt Freshman: Jobs@DU | University of Denver Make an Impact Together we can do more Setup Job Alerts Check Application Status Adjunct Faculty 58 Faculty Full-Time 33 Faculty Part-Time 1 N/A 2 Postdoc / Research / Fellow 9 Staff Full-Time 105 Staff Part-Time 52 Denver, CO 253 Highlands Ranch, CO 5 Red Feather Lakes, CO 1 Academic Administration 6 Women's golf enters its first season of competition; Catherine "Sammie" Chergo named head coach. Dave Bustion named men's basketball All- American. Mark Duncan takes reins of football program. The men's tennis team was ranked 69th, earning it first national ranking in school history as members of NCAA Division I. Head Coach. It is also the program's third conference title and first since winning the Mountain Rim Gymnastics Conference title in 2014. The official 2022-23 Men's Track and Field Roster for the University of Nebraska - Kearney Lopers . Beth Kuwata becomes women's volleyball coach. Men's soccer team begins streak of 27 straight wins. The Pioneers bow out in the tourney's second round. Maempel also made the ESPN Academic All-American Team in 2010. DU football team wins lone Skyline Conference championship with a 9-1 record. University of Colorado Athletics Main Navigation Menu Sports Men's Sports Basketball Cross Country Football Golf Skiing Track and Field Women's Sports Basketball Cross Country Golf Lacrosse Skiing Soccer Tennis Track and Field Volleyball Tickets General Manage My Account Buy Tickets CU Students Feedback StubHub: Buy or Sell CU Tickets Sports The Pioneers became the first program since 1978 to finish back-to-back seasons unbeaten in the regular season. The Pioneers played their first game in their the new Magness Arena with wins over Union and Providence during the Icebreaker Tournament (10/15-16/00). Jerry Cook takes over as women's tennis coach. Pioneers defeat Regis 15-1; win first Rocky Mountain regional baseball title. Coached by Hall-of-Famer Bill Tierney, our lacrosse team won its first championship in 2015, becoming the first school to win a national title outside the Eastern time zone. She became DU's sixth gymnast to advance to Event Finals where she finished a program-record second on floor. Month. Kelsey Totura and Grace Kittle qualified for the women and Blake Worsley and diver Aaron Feight qualified for the men. DU drops men's tennis as a varsity sport. DU advances to NCAA hockey tournament, losing to Boston University in overtime one game short of the Frozen Four. Deanna Blood named women's lacrosse coach. Clarence Servold (individual cross country) and Ted Farwell (nordic) win NCAA individual skiing titles. Pioneers men's tennis team posts 11-1-1 record; wins Colorado State Collegiate Tennis tournament. Oct. -Football team defeats Colorado School of Mines 27- 7 in official dedication game at DU Stadium. Image. Skiers Mauritz Sonberg and Asbjom Nordheim named to AII-American squad. Men's soccer made a College Cup appearance for the first time in program history. Dave Clements becomes men's soccer coach. Cecelia-Hagen Larsen captured the individual national title in the slalom and Nine of Denver's 12 skiers earned a total of 15 All-America honors. The Denver golf and swimming and diving programs swept the 2022 Summit League Championships. Women's swimming and diving finished 31st at the 2018 NCAA Championships led by All-America performances in the 200 IM and 400 IM from Bailey Andison, the first women's swimmer in program history to earn All-America status in three different seasons. Burt Potter named men's basketball coach. Jeff Wulbrun hired as Denver's 33rd head men's basketball coach. Colorado Seminary loses to Arapahoe Baseball Club 69-30. Eddie Miller becomes first hockey player to win All-America honors. University of Denver senior center Brett Starkey was named to the College Sports Information Directors of America 2003-04 Academic All-America Team for the second-consecutive year. Wrestlers capture conference championship. DU upends Michigan Tech 5-3 for second NCAA hockey championship. Women's soccer player Deshaunne Running named to Division II All-American team. Hockey team defeats then-No. I am so proud of what our team was able to accomplish this year. Skiers Otto Tschudi (downhill) and Odd Hammernes (jumping) win NCAA individual titles. Men's swimmers Paul Eckenroad (200 butterfly) and Goran Jem (200 breaststroke) capture NAIA individual titles. University of Denver Chancellor Daniel L. Ritchie announced that he appointed Margaret (Peg) Bradley-Doppes as director of athletics and recreation. Men's lacrosse program begins its first season as a member of the Great Western Lacrosse League. Todd Dickson graduates as the leading scorer (199 points) and goal scorer (144 goals) in DU men's lacrosse history. Schedule (PDF) History. The women finished 37th at the NCAA National Championship, led by freshman Bailey Andison's 10th-place finish in the 400 IM and 14th-place finish in the 200 IM. 11 A.M. MT. Hockey player Tom Peluso named a first-team All-American. The inductees included: Frank Moore, Jr., Rusty Fairly, Marshall Johnston, Ronald L. Moore, Barbara "BoBo" Mangan, Dr. Art Mason and William Matsch. Women's tennis team hosts AIAW Small College nationals and finishes 11th in nation. A battle against the Michigan Wolverines ended in victory for the DU women's lacrosse team on Sunday, propelling them to the program's 1st-ever NCAA Elite Eight appearance. "This is a very special moment for our team," said head coach, . DU also landed 41 students on the SBC Academic Honor Roll, including seven student-athletes from women's soccer. Denver Athletics are proud winners of 34 NCAA national championships across 18 varsity sports, along with 127 individual national championships and 13 I-AAA Directors' Cup trophies in the last 14 years. Sophomore alpine skier Florence Roujas was named as the Female Athlete of the Year, also leading the team to the 2005 NCAA Championship. Men's tennis junior standout Adam Holmstrom, who led the team with a school-record 32-6 singles record became DU's first men's tennis player to earn All-American in Division I when he earned a top 16 seed at the NCAA National Singles Championships. Basketball player Matt Teahan sets a school record with 61 points vs. Nebraska Wesleyan. . Pioneers men's ski team captures fourth straight NCAA title. Hockey won its ninth NCAA Championship, winning its regional in Loveland, Colorado, before wins over Michigan and Minnesota State at the Frozen Four. Junior men's golfer Erik Billinger won the Sun Belt Conference Tournament individual title in Roanoke, Texas, earning the school's first individual league title since moving to Division I. Bjorn Engstrom, Joern Frohs, Pietro Broggini, Jamie Rhoads and Ashley Atkinson earned Verizon Academic All-America recognition as awarded by the College Sports Information Directors of America (CoSIDA). Women's gymnastics team finishes second at AlAW nationals. DU wins WCHA playoff title with 5-4 overtime win vs. North Dakota. DU skiers Paul Rachetto (slalom and alpine), Odd Hammernes (jumping) and Georg Krog (nordic) capture NCAA individual titles. Worsley and Feight became DU's first-ever Division I All-Americans, when Worsley finished 10th in the men's 500-freestyle and Feight won the consolation final to finish ninth in the 3-meter dive. Pam Tanner was named the conference Coach of the Year for the second consecutive season and senior Michaela Pavlickova was named the Player of the Year. Denver finished 65th in the final Learfield Sports Directors' Cup and No. Women's tennis team wins second Colorado Tennis Conference championship. The women's golf team earned its first-ever invitation to the NCAA West Region Tournament. Women's soccer team wins Colorado Athletic Conference title. Jim Bain named NAIA Swimming Coach of the Year. Two Pioneer baseball players - Roy Byers and Charles Lively - honored as the school's first All-Americans in any sport. As a former collegiate track and field athlete at Metropolitan State University of Denver, she competed for 2 years, broke and set over 6 school records indoor and outdoor, and is a NCAA DII All-American in Track and field athlete. Skiers Atle Hovi, Bernie Lafleur, Erik Roland and Narcisa Sehovic garner All-American citations. Title. Worsley was named Sun Belt Conference Male Swimmer of the Year, Totura was named Female Swimmer of the Year, head coach Brian Schrader was named SBC Male Coach of the Year for the second consecutive season, and head diving coach Erik Cook was named Diving Coach of the Year. Associate Head Coach (Distance) Sean Hopkins. Our gymnastics team won the 2021 Big 12 Gymnastics Championship,the first Big 12 title in Denver history, coming in the team's sixth season since joining the conference as an affiliate member in 2016. Jim Henry, named men and women's swimming and diving coach on February 21. Gymnastics earned its first-ever bid to the NCAA National Championships and became the first small private school to ever qualify. Harry Hollines named to All-American basketball team for the second straight year. The University of Denver formally dedicated the Peter Barton Lacrosse Stadium on April 30, 2005. Dan Garcia takes over as women's gymnastics coach. The DU hockey team (26-14-1) qualified for its 19th NCAA Tournament and first since 2005, finishing the season with its seventh consecutive season with 21 or more wins. Volleyball won the Summit League regular season crown for the first time since 2018. Men's basketball team advances to NCAA Division II Tournament. Peik Christiansen and Morten Aas named to the All-American ski team. Women's Soccer finished the 2007 season with a 12-5-5 overall record while recording a 9-2-2 mark in Sun Belt Conference regular season play en route to their second straight SBC Tournament Title and NCAA Women's College Cup appearance. Our student and faculty researchers are blazing trails, and the world is taking notice. The University of Denver athletics program set a school record with its 58th-place finish (334.75 points) in the 2004 edition of the United States Sports Academy (USSA) Directors' Cup presented by the nation's athletics directors to recognize the best collegiate programs in the country. Gymnastics made its 20th-straight NCAA Regional appearance and turned in its second-highest regional score, but 13th-ranked Denver fell just outside a second-straight Nationals berth. DU was No. Seven distinguished individuals were inducted to the University of Denver Athletics Hall of Fame's Class of 2002. Volleyball - Men; Water Polo - Women . [col width="1-2" last="1"] University of Colorado Colorado Springs Mountain Lions Visit UCCS Athletics Jim Turgeon is hired as women's basketball head coach. Head coach George Gwozdecky earned WCHA and National Coach of the Year honors after guiding the Pioneers to their fifth 30-win season in school history. Men's swimming and diving team holds first home swimming meet at DU Fieldhouse Pool. 25 ranking on March 23 was the best in Division I history. Denver finished the season 24-12-5, the program's 18th-straight 20+ win season. 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