Barbara Breeding named women's basketball coach. Head Swimming Coach Jim Henry was named the Sun Belt Conference Male Coach of the Year and head diving coach Jeff Carter was named the SBC Male Diving Coach of the Year, while freshman Aaron Feight took home the SBC Male Diver of the Year award. Bailey Andison becomes the program's third two-time All-American and qualified to represent Canada at the 2017 World University Games. Gymnastics won its first WAC Championship. 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. DU reinstates men's and women's skiing as varsity sports; Kurt Smitz named head coach. Director of Athletics and Recreation, Dr. M. Dianne Murphy, was named the Athletic Director of the Year for the West Region by the National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics. Ellison Ketchum takes over as men's basketball coach. Women's soccer team wins Colorado Athletic Conference championship. Joining her was teammate Jorie Hall, who won the beam title at Regionals. 11 A.M. MT. Season. Todd Dickson graduates as the leading scorer (199 points) and goal scorer (144 goals) in DU men's lacrosse history. Sport Navigation Menu. Amelia Smart wins Slalom National Championship. Ski team All-Americans for the year are Otto Tschudi, Terje Gulbrandsen, Gary Nagle and Odd Hammernes. DU drops men's tennis as a varsity sport. Kelsey Totura and Grace Kittle qualified for the women and Blake Worsley and diver Aaron Feight qualified for the men. Pioneers men's ski team captures fourth straight NCAA title. Peik Christensen (slalom and alpine) wins two NCAA individual ski titles. Denver skiing captured its 24th National Championship by 41 points, using balanced scoring from both alpine and nordic to claim the title. Head coach Jim Bain was named PCSC Coach of the Year. DU wins second straight WCHA playoff title by Defeating Michigan Tech. Chad Ashton reassumes head coaching reins of men's soccer program. Boston College. It does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national and ethnic origin in administration of its educational policies, admissions policies, scholarship and loan programs, and athletic and other school-administered programs. . The men's swim team completed its campaign by capturing its first-ever Pacific Collegiate Swimming and Diving Championship title and established five school records and earned five titles during the week. Men's soccer made a College Cup appearance for the first time in program history. University of Denver sports news and features, including conference, nickname, location and official social media handles. Bill Tierney, the 2015 National Coach of the Year, became the first head coach in Division I men's lacrosse to win national titles with two different programs, and Wes Berg was named DU's first-ever Tewaaraton Award Finalist. Women's lacrosse made a run to its first ever national quarterfinal, defeating USC and Michigan in Ann Arbor in the opening weekend to advance. All DU teams compete at the NCAA Division I level. Women's soccer player Deshaunne Running named to Division II All-American team. Director of athletics and recreation, Dr. M. Dianne Murphy, was named the Division I-AAA Administrator of the Year by the National Association of Collegiate Women Athletic Administrators (NACWA). M. Dianne Murphy, Director of Athletics and Recreation at the University of Denver since 1998, was appointed Columbia University Athletic Director effective Nov. 8, 2004. Don Brown named DU's first men's swimming AII-American. Peik Christiansen wins an NCAA individual ski title in the slalom category. Men's basketball team makes its third NCAA Division II Tournament appearance in five years. Pitcher Dan Schatzeder, who would win a World Series ring with the 1987 Minnesota Twins, sets a school single-season record for strikeouts (118). With opportunities to participate in research and internships as well as robust service learning and study abroad traditions, a DU education takes you beyond the lecture hall walls. 13 Learfield I-AAA Directors Cups in the last 14 years, including nine straight, for the best athletic program without football. Hockey team advances to the NCAA Tournament for the third time in five years. Men's golf team wins the second of two straight Rocky Mountain Conference championships. Pioneers finish as NCAA hockey runner-up for the second straight year, losing to Michigan Tech 6-3 in the title game. Women's Lacrosse won its first BIG EAST Tournament title and defeated Stanford in the opening round of the NCAA Tournament, before falling to Northwestern in the second round. The women's golf team earned its second-straight appearance in the NCAA West Regional and finished 16th. Women's soccer won its fourth Summit League regular season crown, taking the title in head coach Jeff Hooker's 600th career match. Overcoming a myriad of injuries, Denver gymnastics finished second in the Big 12 Championships, its first home conference championship event since joining the Big 12, and advanced to the Auburn Regional Final. Beth Kuwata becomes women's volleyball coach. Six swimmers - Michael Bradac, Mark Ramlish, Chace Passanante, Barry Rein, Eric Brushaber - receive Division II All-American honors. Skiers Clarence Servold, Oddvar Ronnestad and Harald Riiber named to the All-American squad. John Koehler becomes first men's basketball coach. Chuck Ellis takes over as women's volleyball coach. Women's field hockey team takes fourth place at AIAW nationals. Level. Tracey Sheehan takes over as women's basketball coach. Skiers Atle Hovi, Bernie Lafleur, Annie Manshaus, Erik Roland and Narcisa Sehovic receive All-American honors. The men's tennis team was ranked 69th, earning it first national ranking in school history as members of NCAA Division I. The 10 programs to earn a perfect score marks the most for DU in any one season. Schedule (PDF) History. Junior Kelsey Totura, won 21 events on the season and became the first swimmer to qualify to the NCAA National Championships since DU went Division I in 1999, doing so in the 200-backstroke. Rick Chaffee (slalom and alpine) and Erik Jansen (jumping) take NCAA individual skiing titles. DU sanctions first women's varsity programs - basketball, field hockey, gymnastics, skiing and tennis. Women's lacrosse team participates in its first season of varsity competition. Leanne Palrnissano takes over as women's tennis coach. The swimming and diving teams sent three swimmers and a diver to the Division I Championships. DU defeats Colorado State 21-12 in the final football game in school history. Football player Ernest Pitts first-team All-American selection. Women's gymnastics team wins AIAW Division II national title. Jason Zucker is named WCHA Rookie of the Year. Volleyball went 23-6, and 14-4 in the Summit League, earning the three seed in the league tournament. Jeff Cravath begins three-year stint as football coach. Granville Johnson retires as wrestling coach. Clem Crowley takes over as men's basketball coach. For the most convenience and flexibility, drive and . The swim team broke 18 records and Sarah Corcoran won two individual conference titles; Rikki Rikardsson set the school record in the 50-yd free and later represented his native Iceland in the Olympics. Steve Willoughby named women's tennis coach. Go to the graduate admission application to submit your information. The men finished 40th overall led by a 12th place finish in the 1650 Free. Basketball player Matt Teahan sets a school record with 61 points vs. Nebraska Wesleyan. Education: M.A Sport and Performance Psychology- The University of Denver 2022. The finish was the fifth-best since the program began in 1947. Golfer Erik Billinger qualified for the NCAA Regional Tournament for the second consecutive season and was named to the NCAA All-Southwest Region Team. Women's basketball player Sara Fadenrecht graduates as the program's all-time leader in rebounds. The Pioneers bow out in the tourney's second round. 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). Lacrosse player Geoff Bieging sets a school single-season assists record (28 assists). Two-time Skyline Conference champion Will Howard places second in the 130-pound class at the NCAA tournament. The Pioneers qualified for their eighth-straight NCAA National Championship Tournament. Pioneers place fourth at NCAA hockey tournament. Skiers Al Vincelette (jumping) and Harald Riiber (nordic) take NCAA individual titles. 11-ranked University of Denver women's gymnastics team claimed its second-highest away score of the year to finish its regular season at a Nebraska tri meet on Saturday. Men's track and field team captures Skyline Conference championship. Guard Alex Drobnitch first DU football player named first-team All-American. Denver captures WCHA regular season title. Mark Duncan takes reins of football program. PRIOR TO NEVADA - Began her collegiate cross country career at Coastal Carolina University. 2020 fall sports were pushed to a spring, 2021 season. Latest Videos. Women's tennis player Leslie McCulloh named Division II All-American and Colorado NCAA Woman of the Year. Doug DeWitt takes over as men's gymnastics coach. Dave Bustion named men's basketball All- American. He was also named the 2006 Sun Belt Conference Defensive Player of the Year. Murray Armstrong retires as hockey coach after 462 wins and five national championships; Marshall Johnston named new head coach. Swimmer Jack Kelso wins the NCAA Division I title in the 200 IM. 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. Freshman Amelia Smart swept the alpine titles. Men's lacrosse returned to NCAA Championship Weekend where Cameron Flint became the program's first Division I First Team All-American. Women's tennis team hosts AIAW Small College nationals and finishes 11th in nation. Skier Erik Jansen wins NCAA individual titles in the nordic and jumping categories. Lacrosse player Mike Law ties a school record with 10 points (seven goals, three assists) in a win over Colorado College. Instagram; Instagram. SAC Relays 2023 . Men's and women's cross country running reinstated as varsity sports; Knut Nystad assumes coaching duties. Stuart Clark becomes men's basketball coach. Jerrie McGahan named women's volleyball coach. Most student-athletes believe the only opportunities to compete at the college level for Men's Track And Field in Colorado is to be a Buffalo or . HIGH SCHOOL - Graduated from Freedom High School in 2022. Men's golf had three student-athletes win individual titles in the 2019-20 season. Andrew Landwerlen and Zimmermann captured the ITA Mountain Regionals Doubles Title and advanced to the ITA National Indoor Championships during the fall season. Men's and women's tennis sweep Summit League Championships and qualify for NCAA Tournament. Pioneers advance to finals of NCAA district baseball tournament, where they lose to Arizona. Jim Bain named women's swimming and diving coach. Women's swimming team takes Intermountain Swimming League title. For the Denver Cyclones, track and field meets this early in the season are "baby steps." Watch Now: Related Video Michael Jordan's shoes sell for $2.2 million at auction Bianca Mok qualified for the NCAA Women's Singles Championship. Jim Turgeon is hired as women's basketball head coach. Following a 19-12 regular season and a second-place finish in the Sun Belt Conference, women's basketball earned a WNIT bid. He made history during the 2005-06 season by becoming the first player in the 30-year history of the SBC to earn Player of the Week honor four times in a single season. Ellison Ketchum takes reins of men's basketball program. The DU men's swimming and diving team captured its first-ever SBC swimming championship. DU wins share of Western Intercollegiate Hockey League championship. Denver's conferences later canceled their championships and the remainder of the regular season. Men's soccer won both the Summit League regular season and tournament titles, and reached the second round of the 2022 NCAA Tournament after a 1-0 victory over Grand Canyon. Women's swimming and diving won the Sun Belt Conference Championship and finished 34th at the NCAA National Championships, earning the program's first points at the Division I National Championships. Moriah Martin advanced to the NCAA National Championships for the third time and earned Second Team All-American honors in the all-around. Denver captured its ninth consecutive Sun Belt Conference Graduation Rate Award. Bruce Casagrande takes over as women's basketball coach. Skier Roberta Pergher wins her second straight NCAA individual slalom title. DU adds women's soccer and volleyball; Dave Farrar named first women's soccer coach while Ed Allbright becomes first volleyball coach. Find your graduate program representative and schedule a visit. Colorado 2023 Outdoor Track & Field Meets. DU wins WCHA playoff championship with a 9-3 defeat of Michigan State. View All Latest Videos . DU was No. Our student and faculty researchers are blazing trails, and the world is taking notice. John Byrden takes over as men's soccer coach. As an accredited online MSW, MSW@Denver prepares you with the knowledge, skills and field experience you need to meet your state's specific education licensure . Michael Bradac becomes DU's first NCAA Division II swimming All-American. Men's track and field team squeaks past Colorado by one point to win Colorado Relays. Moriah Martin represented DU at the NCAA National Championship where she finished 12th in the all-around in her semifinal. Denver Boone, a Walt Disney Studios creation, is unveiled as the new DU mascot. Saturday, Oct. 27 - First athletic event. Jim Montgomery was named hockey's next head coach. Diving coach Aaron D'Addario was named Diving Coach of the Year. Trevor Baptiste was named a Tewaraaton Award Finalist. Women's soccer player Deshaunne Running named to NCAA Division II All-American team. DU skiers Paul Rachetto (slalom and alpine), Odd Hammernes (jumping) and Georg Krog (nordic) capture NCAA individual titles. Women's golf qualified for the program's first-ever trip to the NCAA National Championship, where it finished 20th and freshman Stephanie Sherlock was named to the National Golf Coaches Association Second Team All-American. Skiers Mike Barr (downhill) and Oyvind Floystad (jumping) win NCAA individual titles. Men's gymnastics team finishes seventh at the NCAA championships. The official athletics website for the University of Colorado Colorado Springs Mountain Lions. Skier Christoffer Selbeck wins NCAA ski- jumping individual title. DU football team makes its first postseason appearance, losing to New Mexico 34-14 in the Sun Bowl in El Paso. The Pios set new records on bars and beam, finished with four perfect 10s and finished with the second highest NQS in program history. Skiers Ivan Benberg, Camilla Brinchmann, Jeanette Lunde, Roberta Pergher and Heiko Zuehlke win All-American honors. Filter. Denver turned in its first All-American relay performance in its Division I history at the Championships. 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. Women's Indoor Track & Field - Coaching Staff. Rob Oertel takes over as women's tennis coach. Latest Videos. Murray Armstrong wins WCHA Coach of the Year and Spencer Penrose Award honoring NCAA Division I coach of the year. 1 among all Division I-AAA, Front Range and Sun Belt Conference Institutions. The women's golf team won the school's first-ever Sun Belt Conference Golf Championship and head women's golf coach Sammie Chergo was named the Sun Belt Conference Coach of the year for the first time. The official 2022-23 Track and Field Roster for the University of Colorado Buffs. She also finished 10th-overall in the all-around, a new program record, and finished with three All-American honors. Matt Carle became the first DU Pioneer to earn the Hobey Baker Memorial Award as college hockey's top player. Copyright 2023 University of Denver. Reagan Dunk became Denver's first NSCAA All-American and earned MAC Hermann Semifinalist honors. Six swimmers - Barry Rein, Ryan Bradley, Mariano Delle Donne, Eddie Lary, Tyler Morgan and Matt Plezia - win Division II All-American honors. Diana Cole becomes volleyball coach on an interim basis. A 2015 alumna, Corea was named the WAC Swimmer of the Year in 2013. Kelsey Totura was named SBC Women's Swimmer of the Year and first-year head coach Brian Schrader was named Men's Swimming Coach of the Year. DU captures first outright state baseball championship. Men's swimming put 18 swims in the national top-100, and four Pioneers earned All-America honors. Denver's coaches' swept the national awards and five Pioneers earned All-America honors. The Denver ski team successfully defended its national title, winning its third straight crown - and NCAA-record 17th in history. Hockey team defeats then-No. Men's lacrosse advanced to NCAA Championship Weekend for the fifth time in seven years and claimed the program's fourth-straight BIG EAST regular season title. Skiers John Cress, Renning Arstal and Peder Pytte named All-Americans. I owe a lot of what I have in my life to the university. DU falls to Weber State in NCAA District 7 baseball finals. Henry Buckingham takes over as football coach. 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. Clarence Servold (individual cross country) and Ted Farwell (nordic) win NCAA individual skiing titles. 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. The ski team captured its second-consecutive national collegiate title, the program's 16th and the most of any school in the nation. . Clyde "Cac" Hubbard takes over football coaching duties. First-year head soccer coach Bobby Muuss was named MPSF Co-Coach of the Year. Ryan Bradley wins two NCAA Division II individual swimming championships (100 butterfly and 200 backstroke.). Teammate Paul Stastny earned RBK West All-America honors. Annette Wagner becomes first DU women's soccer player to score 100 career points. The gymnastics team made school history by qualifying for the NCAA Championships for the second consecutive season, where DU finished 12th in the nation. [1] She established an indoor 60 metre World Youth Best at the CSM Twilight Collegiate Open in Golden, Colorado . Women's tennis won its fifth-straight Summit League Tournament title, riding a 14-match winning streak into the NCAA Tournament. Skier Willis Olson wins NCAA ski-jumping individual championship. Women's golfer Sara Silva and men's tennis player Magnus Ramfelt each won the Sun Belt Conference Sportsmanship Award. A native of Denver, Colorado, as a high schooler, Hall attended Denver School of Science and Technology, but ran at George Washington High School because DSST does not field a track team. Nina McGee became DU's first-ever individual NCAA National Champion, winning the floor title with a 9.950. Freshman Ashley Shible earned second team All-America honors by placing seventh on the vault at the NCAA Championships. In the men's Giant Slalom, Read finished in 11. Baseball program moves to NCAA Division II/NAIA status. DU announces it will join the Sun Belt Conference starting with the 1999-2000 academic year. 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. Feb 26 (Sat) 10 a.m. Murray Arrnstrong named WCHA Coach of the Year. DU basketball becomes part of the Mountain States Conference (name later changed to the Skyline Conference.). Jim Henry, named men and women's swimming and diving coach on February 21. Men's Track & Field - MSU Denver Athletics The official Men's Track & Field page for the Metropolitan State University Roadrunners The official Men's Track & Field page for the Metropolitan State University Roadrunners The official Men's Track & Field page for the Metropolitan State University Roadrunners Skip To Main Content University of Denver Chancellor Daniel L. Ritchie announced that he appointed Margaret (Peg) Bradley-Doppes as director of athletics and recreation. Five hockey players - Bill Masterton, Jerry Walker, Grant Munro, George Kirkwood and Marty Howe - receive first-team AII-American honors. Follow Us. Men's tennis team advances to NAIA National Tournament. Art Quinlan becomes men's basketball coach. The Division ofAthleticsfinished with a 95% graduation success rate. Men's soccer players Bob Wagenhoffer and Peter Howard become the school's first soccer All-Americans. Senior Adam Berkhoel was named the Frozen Four's Most Outstanding Player, while teammates Ryan Caldwell and Connor James were named to the all-tournament team. Murray Armstrong begins 2l-year run as hockey 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. Swimmers Michael Bradac, Barry Hein and Matt Harveson take home NCAA Division II AII-American honors. The Pioneers became the first program since 1978 to finish back-to-back seasons unbeaten in the regular season. Pioneers beat North Dakota 4-0; capture fourth NCAA hockey crown. Denver's top attractions. Its location at the base of the Rocky Mountains means it's a perfect destination for city lovers or outdoor thrill seekers. The ski team won its 19th NCAA Championship and John Buchar (Ostersund, Sweden) swept the individual men's alpine titles, marking only the second time a Pioneer skier has done so in school history. No. Five skiers - Randall Garretson, Rick Chaffee, Dennis McCoy, Jon Terje Overland and Georg Krog - are named All-Americans. 6-0: 133: Distance: Colorado Springs, Colo. / Air Academy: Redshirt Freshman: 1 in NCAA Division I-AAA, the Sun Belt Conference and the Front Range. DU wins WCHA playoff championship with 3-1 win over Colorado College. Men's ski team wins first NCAA title since 1957 and fifth overall. DU defeats Colorado College 6-1, captures WCHA playoff crown. Gymnastics earned its first-ever bid to the NCAA National Championships and became the first small private school to ever qualify. 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. The hockey team captured back-to-back NCAA Championships with their 4-1 victory over North Dakota at the Frozen Four in Columbus, Ohio. Dennis McCoy wins NCAA individual ski titles in the slalom and alpine categories. Men's soccer program switches from NCAA Division I to NCAA Division II/NAIA affiliation. The official 2022-23 Track and Field Roster for the University of Colorado Buffs . Barbara Kidder captures collegiate individual ski championship, the first national champion in DU history. Women's soccer won the Summit League regular season title with an 8-0-1 mark in league play.
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