Tag: North Dakota
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No. 9 Denver grabs series split at No. 5 North Dakota after dramatic win
David Carle’s team is on the board in 2026. After five straight games without a win since the start of January, No. 9 Denver (13-10-2, 9-5-0 NCHC) bounced back and picked up a 3-2 road victory over No. 5 North Dakota (18-6-0, 10-4-0 NCHC) on Saturday night at Ralph Engelstad Arena in Grand Forks, N.D.…
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No. 1 Denver Pioneers sweep Yale and join elite company with 1,600th program win
Good luck beating the top-ranked Denver Pioneers. It hasn’t happened since early March.
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Colorblind: Rodeo regulars form family regardless of race
As it does every year, the National Western Stock Show’s rodeo timed for the Martin Luther King Jr. holiday filled the Denver Coliseum Monday night with Black cowboys and cowgirls who roped steers, rode bulls and showed their prowess handling dangerous, careening animals. But at a rodeo that is themed around racial equality, a half…
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Loved ones of Deputy Alexis Hein-Nutz gather to celebrate her life
A group of eight uniformed members of the Weld County Sheriff’s Office stood on stage, some holding each other for support, wiping a tear away with a tissue, or taking a painstaking breath as they tried to get through the words they prepared in remembrance of Deputy Alexis Hein-Nutz. She was everyone’s “instant best friend,”…
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Memorial services for slain Weld County deputy Alexis Hein-Nutz set for Saturday
The funeral and procession of police cruisers for Weld County Sheriff’s Office Deputy Alexis Hein-Nutz is scheduled for 10 a.m. Saturday in Loveland. The memorial service, which is closed to the public and media, will be at the Foundations Church, 1380 Denver Ave. in Loveland. Hein-Nutz died while driving her motorcycle to work Sunday evening…
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Longtime Colorado Springs small business advocate named to SBA post
Aikta Marcoulier, who has grown the Pikes Peak Small Business Development Center into a key player in Colorado Springs, has been named to head the Small Business Administration’s regional office in Denver. She takes over May 23 as administrator of the agency’s Rocky Mountain regional office, which covers Colorado, Montana, North Dakota, South Dakota, Utah…
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Forward Tyson Jost re-ups with Colorado Avalanche, signs two-year deal
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After getting the big sums out of the way, the Colorado Avalanche took care of a middle-six forward, signing Tyson Jost to a two-year contract. The deal is widely reported to have an average annual value of $2 million. Jost, 23, put up seven goals and 10 assists with a career-best +14 rating through 54…
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CC hockey player tests positive for COVID-19; Denver, Omaha series will not be played as scheduled
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A Colorado College hockey player tested positive for COVID-19 upon returning from a road trip to North Dakota, the program confirmed Monday night. A second two-week quarantine of the season is planned for the travel squad, beginning Tuesday. Based on that timetable, series against Denver on Jan. 29-30 and Omaha on Feb. 4-5 will not…