Denver Pioneers appeared in the 2005 NIT, losing to San Francisco, and appeared in the 1959 NIT, losing to NYU.
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10 Facts About Denver Pioneers
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The Denver Pioneers are one of the most successful programs in the history of collegiate hockey.
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The Denver Pioneers have appeared in 18 NCAA Frozen Four Championships, with the most recent Frozen Four appearance coming in 2022.
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Since the creation of the Western Collegiate Hockey Association in 1959, the Denver Pioneers have won 10 WCHA Regular Season Championships and 13 WCHA Playoff Championships.
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Legendary hockey coaches at Denver Pioneers include four former NHL players: Murray Armstrong, Marshall Johnston, Ralph Backstrom and Jim Montgomery.
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Denver Pioneers appeared in the Final Four four other times in the 2010s.
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The Denver Pioneers appeared in the 2017 Final Four, losing to Maryland in Foxboro, Mass.
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Denver Pioneers has progressed to four NCAA Tournaments in its history, with the highest level of advancement being to the Elite Eight in 2019.
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University of Denver Pioneers has 34 NCAA team national championships, the most of any Division I school outside of the Power Five conferences.
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Denver Pioneers has won three team national championships that were not bestowed by the NCAA:.
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