The road to 100 Avs games (12.)
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 XII (2019/20) - 8 games (78/100)
The twelfth trip was the last one with the Invasion attribute and the last one before the pandemic completely changed the world. We managed to avoid travel restrictions by two weeks. Otherwise, almost everyone had health problems in the USA... There were several highlights of the trip. For the second time in a row, we enjoyed a 5-2-1 record. We saw the second game outdoors, this time the Kings came to Colorado. The result of this particular game was not dazzling. So we went to California for the second time to replenish our appetite. This was followed by a traditional walk to Mexico. But we didn't make it back by plane. We rented a car and took one of the best road trips with a stop in Las Vegas.
A view of training at Pepsi Center.
The last season we had the opportunity to meet Peter McNab.
Peter Forsberg on a Zamboni. Would you believe it?
Eurolanche team with American friends at training on a game day.
Altitude TV studio in the arena.
At training at Falcon Stadium the day before the outdoor game thanks to VIP access.
The interview took place right on the day of the outdoor game.
Great experience, slightly worse result.
After the interview in the arena.
Joe Sakic and Eurolanche.
Jake Schroeder came to show off his 2001 Stanley Cup ring.
We arrived in Los Angeles.
And this is how we cheered at the Avalanche - Ducks game.
A funny moment with Marc Moser.
The group with Andy in a room in LA.
At the game against the Kings.
Oh, wrong order of photos! First we walked to Mexico...
...and there we bought some equipment, ate and drank well.
On our way to Colorado, we stopped in Las Vegas.
We didn't miss the Grand Canyon either.
Returning to Pepsi Center after a road trip.
Farewell party at the Czech hockey pub SoBo 151.
In London during a layover on the way home. There were already masks somewhere, we were joking. In two weeks the world changed forever.
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11/09/2026 - 19:30
