The road to 100 Avs games (9.)
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 IX (2016/17) - 7 games (55/100)
In the 10th season of Eurolanche, we returned to Denver for the ninth time and saw seven losses in a row. Yes, the results were a total disaster. Despite this, we enjoyed Invasion to the fullest. The rich program in Colorado, numerous meetings with players were complemented by a great group, our mobile bar, as well as a trip around California from Mexico to San Francisco. The atmosphere of the trip was hard to beat for years to come. Looking back, it's strange how we managed to do it all in so few days...

The traditional welcome upon arrival at the Altitude TV studio, which has moved to a different location in recent years.

Hi, Mom, I'm on a jumbotron!

A close-up of MacKinnon during a pre-game warm-up.

At training. Added the Hungarian flag.

Jarome Iginla was always friendly.

Complete crew at Red Rocks Amphitheater.

Cody McLeod changed his uniform. And he got into a fight right away.

With my friend Stephen, who has supported Eurolanche for many years.

Interview for local television.

Our flags were present in the audience.

Meeting with Joe Sakic in the 10th anniversary season of Eurolanche.

Milan Hejduk.

We came to LA for the first time.

We couldn't leave out perhaps the most famous inscription in the world.

We walked to Mexico. I'm not kidding.

Corona, well-being and Mexico.

The second game was played by Colorado against Anaheim.

Beautiful shot, the result was worse.

We also drove to San Francisco and from there to San Jose for the third game of the road trip.

A symbolic conclusion at the end of the trip, just a few months after the death of Marek Svatoš.

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08/09/2026 - 19:33