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Team & personnel
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The Colorado College Tigers hockey program is a cornerstone of collegiate ice hockey in Colorado and a storied program in the NCAA. Founded in 1938, CC’s hockey legacy spans decades of competitive play, national championships, and a vibrant campus hockey culture. Since the on-campus era began in 2021 at Ed Robson Arena, the Tigers have drawn full houses and strong crowds, with the venue boasting a capacity of approximately 3,407. Under head coach Kris Mayotte, appointed in 2021, CC has continued to produce top-tier talent and memorable rivalry games, including the heated Gold Pan series with Denver.
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Team & personnel
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Colorado College’s hockey program has earned two NCAA national championships, securing titles in 1950 and 1957. The Tigers’ 2023-24 season saw notable achievements, including 2023-24 H.C.O.Y. honors for Kris Mayotte and All-America nods for Kaidan Mbereko and Noah Laba. The 2025-26 schedule features multiple on-campus home games at Ed Robson Arena and competitive road and non-conference contests. The Gold Pan rivalry against Denver remains a highlight of the season, with exciting on-campus and off-campus matchups scheduled for 2025. For fans, it’s an ongoing opportunity to watch a proud program defend its legacy in a modern arena.
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Quick Facts About Colorado College Tigers Hockey
- Founded 1938; first on-campus era began in 2021 at Ed Robson Arena (capacity ~3,407).
- Two NCAA national championships: 1950 and 1957.
- Head coach Kris Mayotte appointed April 7, 2021; 2023-24 H.C.O.Y. in NCHC; Kaidan Mbereko and Noah Laba received All-America honors.
- 2025-26 schedule includes multiple on-campus home games at Ed Robson Arena and several road/non-conference contests; CC has sold out every Ed Robson Arena home game since opening.
- Rivalry: Gold Pan series with Denver; notable 2025 results and on-campus/off-campus matchups.
Colorado College’s hockey program has earned two NCAA national championships, securing titles in 1950 and 1957. The Tigers’ 2023-24 season saw notable achievements, including 2023-24 H.C.O.Y. honors for Kris Mayotte and All-America nods for Kaidan Mbereko and Noah Laba. The 2025-26 schedule features multiple on-campus home games at Ed Robson Arena and competitive road and non-conference contests. The Gold Pan rivalry against Denver remains a highlight of the season, with exciting on-campus and off-campus matchups scheduled for 2025. For fans, it’s an ongoing opportunity to watch a proud program defend its legacy in a modern arena.
Connect with the team and follow their progress through official channels for the latest news and updates. And when you’re ready to attend, we’re here to help you secure your seats with reliable, friendly service – just like having a guy in the business who’s got you covered.
Official social media and websites: Twitter, Colorado College Official).
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