The Denver Pioneers hockey team has announced their 2020-21 non-conference schedule and will play host to Air Force, Arizona State and Alaska Anchorage.
Denver will open their season with a non-conference tilt at Wisconsin on Oct. 9-10 against the Badgers. The Pios then head to Boston College on Oct. 16 followed by Providence the next day on Oct. 17.
After the road trip is finished, the Pios return to Denver to kickoff its home season with a split home series with Air Force on Oct. 23-34.
The Falcons will host the first game of the series at Air Force Academy on Oct. 23, with the Pios hosting the Falcons for their homecoming game the following night Oct. 24 at Magness Arena.
The Pios then finish the non-conference schedule with Arizona State on Dec. 4-5 and Alaska Anchorage in the New Year on Jan. 1-2.
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