The road to 100 Avs games (6.)
In this new photo series, we look at Eurolanche's journey to 100 Avs games.Eurolanche, the largest Colorado Avalanche Fan Club in the world, reached a historic milestone on January 10, 2026, when its members watched the Avalanche's 100th game as part of Eurolanche on Tour, formerly known as Eurolanche Invasion.
To mark the occasion, an extensive article was published with detailed statistics providing an overview of all 100 games that Fan Club members have seen in North America. Meanwhile, the most detailed summary ever written regarding Eurolanche on Tour XVI has also been published.
Let's now take a look at Eurolanche's journey to this milestone through a photo series and commemorative comments focusing on memorable moments (mainly) related to attending Avalanche games overseas.
EUROLANCHE INVASION VI (2013/14) - 7 games (35/100)
The portion of games attended remained at number 7. The sixth trip in a row proved that Eurolanche had stabilized and settled in Denver. It was certain that the Fan Club would have many more trips to make. The interesting thing about this trip was that it was the last one we spent the whole time in Colorado. All the following ones included road trips out of state, mostly to Avs away games. Invasion VI brought a standard program around Colorado and a lot of meetings with the players. The icing on the cake was Scott Parker's visit. Those were the times when the Club was more open, family-oriented, it wasn't all about commerce and business...
Arrival, check-in and immediate transfer to the stadium and Altitude TV studio. A long-standing tradition.
The retired jerseys of former legendary players displayed in the arena, the number of which continued to grow over the years.
In the backstage of Pepsi Center, we met Peter Šťastný - his son Paul was playing for the Avalanche at the time.
It was the first season for Nathan MacKinnon.
Do you remember the goalkeeping duo Varlamov and Giguere? For the latter, it was the last season of his career.
Our crew with Jan Hejda after the game.
At training at the Family Sports Center. The number of flags was increasing.
Close-up of singer Jake Schroeder.
It was Patrick Roy's first season on the bench as a coach.
Thanks to the fact that a SLR camera could be brought into the stadium, such shots could also be taken from a greater distance.
There were years when the arena wasn't sold out. But we never turned around.
This is not a picture from the game, but from training a few hours before it started, where we had VIP access.
Landeskog and Roy in one picture.
Defenseman André Benoit had a birthday, so we pleased him with a message.
We visited former Avs player Scott Parker at his barbershop.
Each of us has had a moment like this.
A cinematic atmosphere for every little thing.
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05/09/2026 - 19:03
