When You Need Something to Cheer About
Whether you're looking for the MLB, NBA, NHL or more, Denver has a team you can cheer for.
Denver Broncos Football
DU students watch former Pioneers take the ice with the Colorado Avalanche.
Denver Broncos fans go crazy in the Mile-High City, where a sea of orange and navy blue cheer on the Broncos at Invesco Field.
Colorado Avalanche Hockey
The NHL Colorado Avalanche, 1996 and 2001 Stanley Cup Champions, play their home games at the Pepsi Center. It's not unusual to see some of DU's NHL alumni on the ice—playing for or against the Avs.
Denver Nuggets Basketball
With players like Allen Iverson and Carmelo Anthony, the Denver Nuggets are among the most exciting teams to watch in the NBA. The team calls the Pepsi Center its home.
Colorado Rockies Baseball
Coors Field, the Rockies' home
Watch the Colorado Rockies take the plate at Coors Field, located in the heart of Lower Downtown. If you sit in the upper deck's purple row, you'll be exactly one mile above sea level.
Denver Outlaws Outdoor Lacrosse
The roster of the city's new professional lacrosse team, the Denver Outlaws, includes DU alumni from the Pioneer men's lacrosse team. The Outlaws play at Invesco Field.
Colorado Mammoth Indoor Lacrosse
The Outlaws are just one of eight teams that call Denver home.
The Colorado Mammoth, 2006 National Lacrosse League champions, call the Pepsi Center home.
Colorado Rapids Soccer
Colorado's Major League Soccer team, the Colorado Rapids, plays in the brand-new Dick's Sporting Goods, the largest professional soccer complex worldwide. It encompasses 22 full-size natural grass sports fields and two synthetic turf fields.
Colorado Crush Arena Football
The Colorado Crush, 2005 champions of the Arena Football League, play at the Pepsi Center.