Colorado College Hockey is excited to announce a new partnership with SOCO CW, which will televise as many as 15 games during the upcoming 2023-24 season.
 
SOCO CW is available to viewers throughout Colorado Springs, Pueblo and Southern Colorado on the following channels:
 
Over the air – Channel 57.1 or 21.2
Comcast – Channel 7, 707, 1020(HD), or 657(HD)
DirecTV – Channel 57
Dish – Channel 57
Streaming - Hulu & YouTube TV
 
Both CC vs. DU games at Ed Robson Arena will also be available on The CW in Denver and Northern Colorado, as well as up to 10 games on KGJT in Grand Junction and Western Colorado.
 
The television slate begins with CC's regular-season opener on Friday, Oct. 13, against Union College at Robson Arena. Twelve other home games will be televised live on SOCO CW, as well as the Dec. 8 game at North Dakota and the Jan. 12 game at Minnesota Duluth.
 
"We are very excited to partner with The SOCO CW and Nexstar Media Group," CC's Senior Associate Athletics Director for External Operations Scott Lowenberg said. "The excitement around the CC Tiger Hockey team and Robson Arena is at an all-time high. Add to that The CW's new partnership with the ACC Conference to televise football and basketball, it is exciting to be their partner for Colorado College Tiger Hockey. Sports fans throughout Southern Colorado will be able to watch some of the top college hockey games in the nation. I can't wait for October."
 
At least one game from every home weekend will be televised in '23-24.
 
"The excitement is mutual here at SOCO CW along with our sister CW station in Denver, KWGN and MyNetworkTV, KGJT in Grand Junction," said SOCO CW's Vice President & General Manager Donna D'Amico. "We are aligned with our parent company's goal to bring more local and regional sports to our viewers and this new partnership will provide exciting Division I hockey action right from our hometown. LET'S GO TIGERS!"
 
Head coach Kris Mayotte enters his third season at the helm of the Tigers, who return 19 letterwinners from last season's team that advanced to the NCHC Championship game after sweeping 7^th-ranked Western Michigan in Kalamazoo during the first round of the playoffs and blanking 3^rd-ranked Denver, 1-0, in the semifinals.
 
In addition to the return of All-CHN Rookie Team goalie Kaidan Mbereko and 2022 NHL Draft selection Noah Laba (11g,11a), Mayotte is bringing in another top-notch recruiting class, which includes Klavs Veinbergs, a seventh-round pick by the Tampa Bay Lightning in the 2022 NHL Draft, and Zaccharya Wisdom, a seventh-round selection by the Seattle Kraken in the 2023 NHL Draft.
 
This season, Colorado College will begin home games on Friday at 7 p.m., while Saturday's games will continue to start at 6 p.m.
 
Additional broadcasts nationally on CBS Sports Network will be announced at a later date.
 
2023-24 Colorado College Hockey Games on SOCO CW (All times Mountain Time):
 

Day	Date	Opponent	Site	Time
Fri.	Oct. 13	Union College	Home	7:00 pm
Fri.	Oct. 20	LIU	Home	7:00 pm
Sat.	Oct. 28	Augustana College	Home	6:00 pm
Sat.	Nov. 4	Denver	Home	6:00 pm
Fri.	Nov. 17	Western Michigan	Home	7:00 pm
Fri.	Dec. 1	Arizona State	Home	7:00 pm
Fri.	Dec. 8	North Dakota	Grand Forks, ND	6:00 pm
Fri.	Jan. 12	Minnesota Duluth	Duluth, MN	6:00 pm
Fri.	Jan. 19	Miami	Home	7:00 pm
Fri.	Feb. 2	St. Cloud State	Home	7:00 pm
Sat.	Feb. 3	St. Cloud State	Home	6:00 pm
Fri.	Feb. 16	North Dakota	Home	7:00 pm
Fri.	Mar. 1	Minnesota Duluth	Home	7:00 pm
Sat.	Mar. 2	Minnesota Duluth	Home	6:00 pm
Fri.	Mar. 8	Denver	Home	7:00 pm