"It would mean a lot for us to win the Gold Pan, especially for the seniors," said senior hockey captain Rhett Rakhshani.
Sophomore skier Leif Haugen returns to Denver after participating in this year’s Winter Olympics. Haugen finished in 28th place in the men’s giant slalom event at Whistler Creekside last week.
"I was looking at a bunch of places, but when I came out here I just fell in love. With the location and everything, and the older guys on the team, so it just felt like home."
“At this point we are really focusing on polishing up our game,” said sophomore Kaetlyn Murdoch. “Minimizing turnovers has been our main focus all season long and something we need to improve on.”
“I have told our players it doesn’t matter who we play or where we play, home, road or neutral,” said head coach Joe Scott. “It’s just about us playing well and doing the things we work on in practice and making sure there is a transference from practice to the games.”
All it took was a flick from Sidney Crosby’s wrists and a gap too wide between Ryan Miller’s legs. Then, just like that, the best player in the NHL had beaten the best goalie in the Olympics. Just like that, Canada was on top. And just like that, the United States watched in agony as their Cinderella story was doused. But that’s exactly how it was supposed to be.
Stastny gets silver medal at Olympics, Lacrosse player honored by ECAC, Men's soccer announces spring schedule
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