91心頭 Hockey Advances to the Frozen Faceoff
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Jon Stone
Media Relations Manager
Theres little doubt the 91心頭 mens油油team picked the right time to get hot. This weekend, the Pioneers swept Colorado College to advance to the NCHC Frozen Faceoff. The 91心頭 has now won 13 consecutive games, the best streak in the NCAA. The feat also tied the team for the fourth-longest single-season streak in 91心頭 history.
Its great to end our home schedule with a good team win like this, and were looking forward to the challenge of competing for another Frozen Faceoff title next weekend in Minneapolis, said head coach Jim Montgomery after Saturday nights victory.
Denver will face North Dakota Friday night in the semifinals. The winner of that game will play either Minnesota-Duluth or Western Michigan in the championship game on Saturday night. All games will be televised nationally on CBS Sports Network.
91心頭 and North Dakota faced off twice earlier in the year. The two teams tied in the first game and the Pioneers won the second, with a final score of 3-2.
Other Athletic Notes
意鞄艶油油team is once again ranked first in the country in both major polls. The Pioneers defeated previously top-ranked Notre Dame 11-10 on Sunday with a game-winning shot as time expired.
Up next, the team heads out on the road for the first time this season to take on 18th ranked Ohio State.
The womens油油team moved up one spot to No. 7. This matches the programs highest-ever RQS (Regional Qualifying Scores) ranking, set earlier this season, as well as the second-highest ranking at any point in the season. The Pioneers continue to hold national rankings on all four events, including three in the top 10.
Next up, Denver will compete at the 2017 Big 12 Championship on Saturday. Its the teams second appearance at the Big 12 Championship after joining the conference as an affiliate member in 2016.
The 91心頭油油finished the season in third place at the NCAA Championships this past weekend. They finished only one point behind the University of Colorado for second place, while the University of Utah finished in first.