Matt Davis, and McKade Webster, Gambler alumni and current players for Denver University, helped the Pioneers win the NCAA Men’s Ice Hockey National Championship in a 5-1 win against Minnesota State while being guided by head coach David Carle, a coaching alumnus for the Gamblers.
It wasn’t until the third period where Denver saw the championship in sight, In the third, the team put up five goals after being down 1-0 for a majority of the contest. The win gives Denver their ninth NCAA hockey championship, tying Michigan for the most all-time.
Webster finishes his year with 14 points on six goals and eight assists in eight games played. Davis finishes his year with a save percentage of .923% and 1.96 goals against average in six games played.
We want to congratulate Carle, Davis, Webster, and the rest of the Pioneers on their incredible achievement.
For more information on Denver’s historic ninth championship and the game recap, visit their official article here.
