DENVER – The No. 6 University of Denver hockey team returns to conference play this weekend as the Pioneers host the Miami RedHawks in a two-game series at Magness Arena that begins on Friday.
 
Friday's game begins at 7 p.m. MT and will be televised regionally on Altitude 2. Saturday's start time is 6 p.m. MT. Both contests will also be broadcast on NCHC.tv. Limited tickets are available
 
Denver wrapped up non-conference play last weekend by splitting a top-10 series at the No. 7 Maine Black Bears. The Pioneers won 2-1 last Friday before falling by the same score on Saturday. Cale Ashcroft scored the game-winning goal with 20 seconds left in regulation and goaltender Matt Davis made 44 saves in the loss on Saturday.
 
Davis stopped 73 of the 76 shots he faced in the two-game series in Maine and was recognized on Monday as the NCHC Goaltender of the Week—his second such award of the season and the fourth of his career.
 
The matchup in Orono marked DU's first regular-season contests after the Holiday Break. The Pioneers finished its non-conference schedule with an 11-1-0 mark and had won 20 straight games against non-NCHC opponents dating back to Nov. 11, 2023 at Arizona State prior to its one-goal loss on Saturday.
 
Miami is set to play its first game in more than a month, as the RedHawks last faced then-No. 16 North Dakota on Dec. 6-7, falling by 5-4 and 4-2 scores at home. Miami has a 3-13-2 overall record and has dropped its last 10 contests.  The RedHawks have one point and a 0-8-0 record to place ninth in the NCHC standings; the Pioneers are currently sixth with 11 points and a 4-4-0 record in conference play.
 
Denver and Miami faced off in one home series last season, with the Pios earning the extra conference point in a shootout after a 3-3 tie on Feb. 23 before winning 8-1 on Feb. 24. The teams will meet twice this year, as the Pioneers will travel to Oxford next month on Feb. 21-22.
 
Overall, DU has a 33-13-4 all-time record against Miami and is unbeaten in the last 14 meetings (13-0-1). The Pioneers sport a 19-1-1 mark in the last 21 games and are unbeaten in their last 13 contests (12-0-1) at Magness Arena against the RedHawks, as MU's last win in Denver was Feb. 22, 2019 (3-1).
 
 
LAST TIME OUT: The Pioneers split their final non-conference series of the season at No. 7 Maine, winning 2-1 on Friday before falling by the same 2-1 score on Saturday.  No. 6 DU won the top-10 series opener after Cale Ashcroft tallied with 20 seconds remaining in the third period.  Carter King also scored and Eric Pohlkamp had two assists.
 
Sam Harris netted a goal on Saturday to give DU a 1-0 lead in the first period, but Maine tied the outing before the intermission and scored the eventual game-winner early in the third frame.  DU goaltender Matt Davis made 29 saves on Friday before stopping 44-of-46 shots on Saturday.
 
DOMINANT DAVIS: Senior goaltender Matt Davis shined in the series at Maine last weekend, as he stopped 73-of-76 shots he faced in the two games. He made 29 saves on Friday before denying a season-best 44-of-46 shots on Saturday.
 
The 44 saves were the most he's made in a regulation game in his career and were two shy of matching his career best of 46 that he set in a double-overtime win on March 28, 2024 vs. Massachusetts in NCAA Northeast Regional Semifinals.  Saturday's performance was the first 40-plus save effort by a DU netminder since that performance against UMass; Davis' previous high in a regulation game was 39 saves on 41 shots on Feb. 2, 2024 vs. Western Michigan.
 
Davis made 21-of-22 saves in the first period on Saturday—the most shots faced and stopped in a stanza this season by a DU goalie.
 
The Calgary, Alberta, native was named the NCHC Goaltender of the Week on Monday. It was his fourth such award of his career and the second of the season after also earning the honor on Nov. 11.19-1
 
CLUTCH CALE: Sophomore defenseman Cale Ashcroft scored his third game-winning goal of the season on Saturday after hitting twine on a shot with 20 seconds left in regulation.  Each of his three goals this year have been game-winners, which are also the first of his career.
 
He also scored in the third period on Oct. 25 vs. Wisconsin and Dec. 14 vs. Colorado College. His goals on Dec. 14 and Jan. 3 marked the first time in his career that he registered points in back-to-back games.
 
NOTABLES:

• The Pioneers have now played in six straight one-goal games and have played three consecutive 2-1 contests.  DU's only such 2-1 outings last season came in three straight games to begin the NCAA Tournament.
• Denver finished non-conference play this season with an 11-1-0 record, going 5-1-0 in road games.
• DU had won four straight games over Maine before falling on Saturday.  The team is now 5-3-0 in the last eight games and owns a 10-13-0 all-time record in the series with the Black Bears.
• The Pioneers ended a six-game losing streak in Orono with its victory on Friday. It was their first win at Alfond Arena since winning the first two in Maine on Dec. 11-12, 1985.
• Eric Pohlkamp had his third multi-point game and second multi-assist contest of the season on Friday.
• Kent Anderson blocked four shots on Saturday, tying a career high (March 4, 2023 at Colorado College).  DU blocked 13 shots in Saturday's game.
• Aidan Thompson had a three-game point streak end on Saturday (1g/2a).
• Matt Davis is two wins shy of becoming the 13th goaltender in Denver history to reach 50 career victories.
• Denver concluded a stretch of playing five-of-six and 7-of-10 regular-season games on the road.

 
MID-POINT MARKERS: Denver has a 14-4-0 record at the halfway point of the season, with its .777 winning percentage tied for the program's best mark at the midpoint in the last 20 years.  Both the 2022-23 and 2007-08 squads also had a 14-4-0 record midway through their 36-game regular season.
 
Only the 2001-02 team has posted a better winning percentage since the turn of the century, that group had an. 888 mark and a 16-2-0 overall record at the halfway point of its 36-game campaign.
 
Denver has a 15-5-0 record in the first 20 games this year, with its .750 winning percentage tied for the program's fourth-best mark after 20 games since 2000.
 
PIONEERS AT THE WORLD JUNIORS: Denver hockey was once again well-represented on Team USA at the 2025 IIHF World Junior Championship with head coach David Carle leading the Americans' bench for the second-straight year and sophomore defenseman Zeev Buium serving as an alternate captain on this year's team.
 
Team USA defeated Finland in overtime in the Gold Medal Game on Sunday to give the Americans their first-ever back-to-back World Junior titles. Buium played the second-most minutes among all players at the tournament at 25:13 per game and totaled six points on two goals and four assists, including registering helpers on both the U.S.'s game-tying and game-winning goals in the overtime victory against Finland in the final.
 
Carle and Buium were joined on the United States team with Denver director of hockey operations/video coach Travis Culhane and equipment manager Nick Meldrum, who also served in the same roles in on Team USA 2024.  Also on Carle's staff are former Pioneer assistants Steve Miller (Minnesota) and David Lassonde (USA Hockey).
 
The 2024 tournament marked the first time that Carle had coached a USA roster in his career, and he joined Marshall Johnston (1977) as the only Denver coaches to guide a U.S. World Junior squad. Carle is the only U.S. coach to win multiple World Junior titles and he is the third NCHC head coach to lead the Americans to gold at the tournament, joining former St. Cloud coach Bob Motzko (2017) and North Dakota and Omaha coach Dean Blais (2010 w/Omaha).
 
ASSISTANT COACHING EXPERIENCE: DU assistant coaches Tavis MacMillan and Dallas Ferguson own a 9-1-0 regular-season record when running the bench in head coach David Carle's absence (family, illness, World Juniors).  Both MacMillan and Ferguson are former head coaches at Alaska Fairbanks.
 
The Pioneers outscored opponents 23-8 in four games in 2023-24 while Carle was away for the birth of his second son, Callum (Oct. 7-8, 2023) and coaching at the 2024 World Junior Championship (Jan. 5-6, 2024).
 
MILESTONE MEN: Junior forward Rieger Lorenz skated in his 100th career game on Jan. 3 at Maine, becoming the first Pioneer to reach the century mark this season.  Fellow classmates Jared Wright (two away) and Aidan Thompson (four away) are also within five games of 100 in their Denver tenure as well.
 
Graduate student Connor Caponi and senior Jack Devine each played in a milestone game on Nov. 1 at Yale, as Caponi became the 70th player in program history to play 150 contests while Devine skated in his 125th career outing that night as well.  Senior Carter King skated in his 125th game on Nov. 9 against Lindenwood.
 
Caponi was the first DU player to reach the 150-game mark since Kyle Mayhew on March 10, 2023 vs. Miami, and he is seven contests from tying former teammate Ryan Barrow's school record of 168 games played (2017-2022).  Barrow reached the milestone in the 2022 NCAA National Championship Game where he scored the game-tying goal that sparked DU to a 5-1 victory against Minnesota State.
 
HISTORY VS. MIAMI: Denver leads the all-time series with a 33-13-4 record and is unbeaten in the last 14 meetings with Miami (13-0-1).  The Pioneers had their series-record 12-game winning streak come to an end in the first game of last year's lone series with the RedHawks, as the teams tied 3-3 on Feb. 23, 2024—though DU did win the shootout to earn the extra conference point.  The Pios responded the next night by winning 8-1, with the only goal allowed coming off their own stick during a delayed penalty.  Denver swept Miami in two games in both the 2022 and 2023 NCHC Quarterfinal series.  The RedHawks' last victory over the Pios was a 3-0 win on Dec. 19, 2020 in the NCHC Pod in Omaha, Nebraska.  The Pioneers are 19-1-1 in the last 21 matchups and are 24-3-4 in the series since Jan. 30, 2016.  At home, DU has a 18-5-4 record in the series that dates back to Nov. 14, 1986.  The Pios are unbeaten in the past 13 contests at Magness Arena against MU, as their last loss at home in the series was Feb. 22, 2019 (3-1).

PREVIOUS MEETING (FEB. 24, 2024): Junior forward Tristan Broz matched a career high with four points and goaltender Matt Davis stopped all 27 shots in a clean-sheet performance on Saturday night as the No. 3 Denver Pioneers hockey team defeated the Miami RedHawks 8-1 at Magness Arena.  Though Denver allowed a goal, Davis still finished with zero goals against and a perfect 1.000 save percentage on the evening due to how Miami scored. The RedHawks' lone tally came during their own delayed penalty with 1:16 left in the first period after the puck was redirected the length of the ice and into an open DU net.  Davis was on the bench at the time while DU pulled him for the extra attacker.  Davis also made an impact offensively, as he also added an assist—the second of his career and second in three games.  Broz led all scorers in the game with a goal and three assists, marking his fourth career four-point outing and his second-ever contest with three helpers.  Freshman defenseman Boston Buckberger tied a career high with three assists, and fellow rookie Kieran Cebrian recorded his first multi-point game with a pair of helpers.  Junior forward Jack Devine had two points (1g/1a) and classmate Sean Behrens, who was playing in his 100th career game, also recorded multiple points with two assists.
 
CONNECTIONS: Denver's Kent Anderson, Matt Davis, Carter King and Rieger Lorenz and Miami's Brayden Morrison are all from Calgary, Alberta … Hagen Burrows and Blake Mesenburg are from the same hometown in Minnesota (Orono) … Miami head coach Anthony Noreen was previously in the same role at the USHL Tri-City Storm and coached Denver's Kieran Cebrian from 2020-23 and Cale Ashcroft from 2022-23 … Cebrian was a teammate of Nick Donato and Conner Hutchinson during the 2020-21 season at Tri-City … Michael Quinn played part of the 2021-22 campaign with Sam Harris on the USHL Sioux Falls Stampede and won the Clark Cup Championship last season with DU's Jake Fisher while a member of the USHL Fargo Force … Connor Caponi played with John Waldron with the Waterloo Black Hawks in 2019-20 … Eric Pohlkamp skated for two seasons on the USHL Cedar Rapids RoughRiders with Bruno Bruveris from 2021-2023 … Denver's Paxton Geisel played on USHL Dubuque with Zane Demsey, Michael Feenstra and William Hallen in 2021-22 and with Brayden Morrison in 2022-23 … Colby Ambrosio was a 2020 NHL Draft pick of the Colorado Avalanche and previously played at Boston College.
 
SCOUTING THE REDHAWKS: Miami is still searching for its first win in conference play as they are ninth in the NCHC with one point and an 0-8-0 record.  Overall, the RedHawks have a 3-13-2 record and has dropped each of their last 10 contests.  Their only NCHC point came from a 3-2 OT loss at No. 12 St. Cloud State on Nov. 12.  Miami began the year 2-0-2, with a pair of ties at Ferris State on Oct. 4-5 and a sweep of Alaska Anchorage on Oct. 11-12.  The RedHawks' last games will be more than a month ago, as they fell 5-4 and 4-2 against then-No. 16 North Dakota on Dec. 6-7 at home.  Matt Choupani (5g/7a) and Johnny Waldron (4g/8a) lead the team in scoring with 12 points each, with Choupani first on Miami in goals and Waldron tied with Colby Ambrosio (3g/8a) in assists on the squad with eight. The team has split its goaltenders fairly evenly, with Bruno Bruveris starting nine of the outings and owning a 2-7-1 record, 3.77 goals-against average and .875 save percentage.  Netminder Ethan Dahlmeir has a 1-5-1 mark, 3.45 goals-against average and .881 save percentage in eight starts.
 
NON-CONFERENCE SUCCESS: The Pioneers wrapped up non-conference play with an 11-1-0 record.  DU concluded its non-NCHC games on Jan. 3-4 at Maine, splitting the series in its second of two trips to the northeast this year after playing at Yale on Nov. 1-2.  DU began the season on Oct. 5-6 at independent Alaska Anchorage.
 
Denver wrapped up its home non-conference schedule with a pair of 4-1 wins against Lindenwood during the 75th Anniversary Weekend on Nov. 8-9.  The Pioneers hosted Hockey East's Northeastern in its first home games of the year as part of Homecoming Weekend on Oct. 18-19, with the team raising it championship banner prior to the Saturday series finale.  DU then faced the Big Ten's and former WCHA-foe Wisconsin on Oct. 25-26, winning 4-2 and 6-1.
 
The Pios had won 20 consecutive games against non-conference opponents dating back to Nov. 11, 2023 at Arizona State before falling 2-1 at Maine in the series finale on Jan. 4.  Denver owns a 12-0-1 mark at home in non-NCHC contests dating back to Jan. 7, 2023 vs. Alaska Fairbanks.  DU went 13-2-1 against non-conference opponents in 2023-24, which included wins in each of the final nine such contests and four in the NCAA Tournament en route to a championship.
 
PIONEERING OFFENSE: Denver ranks second in the nation in scoring behind Minnesota (4.1), averaging 3.8 goals per game.  The team also ranks second behind the Gophers (91) in total tallies with 75.  The Pios led the NCAA last season with 202 total goals and a 4.59 average.
 
DU scored at least four goals in each of the first 11 contests and 12 overall this season.  The Pioneers have had 14 different players score and 19 of the 22 skaters register at least one point this year.  Nine DU players have already reached double-digits in points.
 
PLAYING AHEAD: The Pioneers have had the lead or have been tied for most of the season, as they've not trailed in 84.2% of game play this season (907:08/1082:11)—leading for 46.6% (559:22) or being tied for 37.6% (452:37) of the time.
 
DU has only been down on the scoreboard in 15.8 percent of game play this season (190:12) and didn't trail for the first 244:12 of the season (4+ games).
 
KILLER PENALTY KILL: Denver has killed off 89.3 percent of its penalties this season (50/56), including all four man-disadvantage opportunities on Saturday at Maine.  DU has not allowed a power-play goal against in 14-of-20 games this year and ranks eighth in the country in penalty kill.
 
The Pioneers had a stretch of 17 straight kills that began in the season opener on Oct. 5 at Alaska Anchorage and ended with Wisconsin tallying on its first power-play chance on Oct. 25 (four games)—the longest such streak since they were successful on 19 consecutive man disadvantages during the 2022 postseason from March 11 through April 7, 2022. 
 
Denver was successful in nullifying 89.7 percent of its penalties over the final 13 games in 2023-24, going 26-for-28 in a stretch that began on Feb. 24.  DU was perfect in nine of those games, including going 4-for-4 on the PK on three occasions and seven straight in the final five outings of the season en route to the 2024 championship.
 
PIOS POWER UP: Denver has tallied on the power play in 15-of-20 games this year and is first in the country with the man advantage by converting on 30.6 percent of its opportunities.  The Pioneers scored at least one power-play goal in an 11-game stretch from Oct. 19-Nov. 23, the team's longest run in the last decade (since 2015-16).
 
DU has converted multiple times while a man-up in four contests this season, including going 4-for-9 in the season opener on Oct. 5 at Alaska Anchorage—the most power-play goals scored in a game by the squad since Dec. 4, 2021 at Arizona State (4-of-6).
 
Jack Devine is first on the team with 15 power-play points (0g/15a), while Sam Harris leads the squad with six man-advantage goals.  Five of Devine's six assists in Alaska on Oct. 5-6 came while DU was a man-up on the ice, while all four of Zeev Buium's assists in that series came on power-play goals.
 
SENIOR CLASS SUCCESS: The Pioneers' 2025 senior class is on pace to be the winningest group in school history and became the 16th class to win at least 100 games on Nov. 1 at Yale.  The seniors' current 108 total victories are the second-most in program history and includes three Gold Pan trophies, two Penrose Cups, an NCHC Frozen Faceoff title and two national championships.
 
The 2024 senior class is tied for fifth all-time with 103 victories and registered a .708 winning percentage (103-41-5).  The 2005 seniors hold the record with 112 total victories.
 
NATIONAL LEADERBOARD

• Jack Devine leads the country in assists (26) and tied for second in points (28).
• Aidan Thompson ranks tied for seventh in the NCAA in points (25), tied for ninth in goals (11) and is tied for 18th in assists (14).  He ranks tied for 10th in power-play goals (5).
• Sam Harris is tied for fifth in NCAA in goals (12) and is tied for second in game-winning goals (5). He ranks tied for fifth in power-play goals (6).
• Matt Davis is tied for first in the nation in wins (14), tied for 14th in goals-against average (2.00) and tied for 17th in save percentage (.924).
• Carter King is tied for fifth in the nation in goals (12) and tied for 22nd in points (21).
• Zeev Buium is second among all defensemen in the NCAA in points (20) and assists (16) and is tied for the 18th-most goals by a rear guard (4).  His 16 assists are tied for the sixth-most among all skaters while his 20 points are tied for 24th overall.
• Eric Pohlkamp is tied for 11th among NCAA defensemen in scoring with 16 points and is tied for the 18th-most goals by a D-man (4).
• As a team, Denver is second in the country in goals for per game (3.8) and ranks in the top 10 in the NCAA in goals against per game (2.0, T-6th), power play (30.6%, 1st), penalty kill (89.3, 8th), shooting percentage (.120, T-4th) and save percentage (.925, 9th).

 
DIVINE DEVINE: Senior Jack Devine is tied for second in the nation in scoring with 28 points and paces all players in the NCAA with 26 assists.  He has produced two career-long point streaks of eight games, doing so to start the season from Oct. 5-Nov. 2 (1g/15a) and again from Nov. 9-Dec. 13 (1g/10a).  He has registered at least a point in 17-of-20 contests this year and multiple points in seven outings, including in five of the first six games and in three consecutive from Oct. 19-26.
 
Devine opened the season with a personal-best four assists on Oct. 5 at Alaska Anchorage (all on the power play) and recorded three points on Oct. 26 vs. Wisconsin (1g/2a) and Nov. 14 at North Dakota (0g/3a)—he owns 12 career three-point games in his college tenure.
 
Devine was named both the NCHC and National Player of the Month for October after leading all NCAA players with 14 points (1g/3a) in six games.  It was his first career monthly honors.
 
DEVINE CLIMBING THE LEADERBOARD: Senior forward Jack Devine ranks 35th on the school's all-time scoring list with 134 points (46 goals, 88 assists) in 138 career games.  The Glencoe, Illinois, native shares the spot with Dave Berry (1980-84) and Tom Miller (1966-69) and is one point from joining Jerry Walker (1959-61) in 34th and two points from a three-way tie for 31st.
 
Devine became the 103rd Pioneer to reach 100 career points after scoring in his 109th contest on March 8, 2024 at Colorado College.  The forward is four goals away from being the 61st player in school history to score 50 career goals and the first since Cole Guttman on Feb. 11, 2022 against Minnesota Duluth.
 
SAMMY SCORING: Sophomore Sam Harris is tied for second in the NCAA with five game-winning goals, with only Daniel Russel of Michigan State netting more with six. Three of his game-winners came in consecutive games: Nov. 8-9 vs. Lindenwood and Nov. 15 at North Dakota—the first time that a Pioneer has notched the winning tally in three consecutive outings in the last four years (since 2021-22).
 
Overall, the San Diego, California, native is tied for fifth in the country in both goals (12) and power-play goals (five).  Harris recorded points in 11 of his first 13 games he played this season, which included a career-best nine-game point streak from Oct. 18-Nov. 16 (8g/6a).
 
PIONEERS IN THE POLLS: Denver is ranked No. 6 in the country in both the USCHO.com and USA Hockey/The Rink Live nationals polls that were release on Monday and are presently No. 5 in the Pairwise computer rankings.  The Pioneers were selected No. 1 in each of the first eight polls this year and in nine straight dating back to the final rankings from last season.
 
The NCHC has six programs ranked, led by Western Michigan at No. 4/5.  The other conference teams featured in the polls are St. Clout State at No. 10/10, Colorado College at No. 13/14, North Dakota at No. 14/17 and Arizona State at No. 16/15.
 
DOMINANT AT THE DOT: The Pioneers rank tied for eighth in the nation by winning 53.9 percent of their faceoffs this season.  They posted season-high winning percentages of .640 and .643, respectively, on Nov. 1-2 at Yale.
 
Carter King leads Denver in faceoff wins (240) while Samu Salminen paces the Pios with a .582 winning percentage (145/249).  King is second in percentage (.66) and Kieran Cebrian is second in draw victories (169/317) and third in percentage (.533).  King set a personal best by winning 20-of-34 faceoffs on Oct. 19 against Northeastern for the most wins by a Pioneer since Tyson McLellan went 23-for-35 on Jan. 4, 2020 against Massachusetts; he won 18 faceoffs on Dec. 7 at Western Michigan.
 
MAGNESS MADNESS: Denver has sold out each of its nine home games season, averaging 6,637 fans.  The Pioneers set attendance records on Oct. 18-19 during homecoming weekend against Northeastern, including a new single-game high with a crowd 7,051 on Saturday for its banner-raising ceremony and series finale.  Overall, 13,888 people watched the series sweep of NU—the most for a two-game weekend in school history and breaking the previous mark by more than 1,200 fans.  Denver had 6,455 in attendance for its exhibition vs. UNLV on Dec. 28.
 
In 2023-24, DU set a home attendance record by averaging 6,130 fans at Magness Arena across 20 games, besting their previous high mark of 6,022 over the course of 24 contests in 2006-07.  Denver had a sold-out crowd of 7,033 for its regular-season finale against Colorado College on March 9, which at the time was the highest-attended hockey game at Magness Arena in program history.  DU had set its last high mark for attendance in its previous game against CC on Nov. 3 at Magness with a crowd of 7,021.
 
Overall, 122,594 people watched the Pioneers at Magness Arena in 2023-24 (20 games) after 133,117 people visited DU's home rink in 23 games in 2022-23 (the second-highest attended season in the rink's history).  If the 17,952 that witnessed Denver defeat Colorado College at Ball Arena on Jan. 27, 2023 are included in the data (it officially counted as a DU home game), then 151,069 people watched Pioneer home games in 2022-23—the highest total attendance for the team since 1999.
 
CELEBRATING 75 YEARS OF THE PIONEERS: Denver is commemorating 75 years of Pioneer hockey throughout 2024-25 to recognize its diamond jubilee as a program.  DU hosted its 75th Anniversary reunion on Nov. 8-9 when Lindenwood visited Magness Arena.  Among the activities were pre and post-game receptions for alums, alumni games and family skates and an on-ice recognition of approximately 150 former players in attendance during Saturday's first intermission, with each of the team's NCAA-record 10 championship trophies being presented as well.
 
The 2024-25 season is actually the 76th in DU hockey history, but the team's 75th anniversary of its first game was in December.  The Pioneers' first-ever contests were at home on Dec. 19-20, 1949 against Saskatchewan, with the squad losing 17-0 and 9-1 in the series.  Denver's first win was Jan. 27, 1950 at Wyoming, and the program's first home victory came against that same Wyoming squad on Feb. 18, 1950 (10-6) at the old DU Arena.


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