The Denver Invaders were a minor professional ice hockey team that played in Denver, Colorado in the Western Hockey League (WHL) during the 1963–1964...
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the Denver Cutthroats (2012–2014), the Denver/Colorado Rangers (1987–1989), the Denver Spurs (1968–1975), the Denver Invaders (1963–64) and the Denver Mavericks...
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Busch Gardens Williamsburg Canton Invaders, a defunct indoor soccer team, later the Columbus Invaders Denver Invaders, part of the Western Hockey League...
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Toronto Maple Leafs. The previous season the team had played as the Denver Invaders, with the best regular season record in the WHL, and from 1959 to 1963...
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Calgary Stampeders (1952–1963) California Seals (1966–1967) Denver Invaders (1963–1964) Denver Spurs (1968–1974) Edmonton Flyers (1952–1963) Los Angeles...
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the Denver Coliseum, after the original International Hockey League's Denver Mavericks (1958–59), the original Western Hockey League's Denver Invaders (1963–64)...
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Gold Kings (moved from Alaska; defunct) Denver Invaders (moved from Spokane) (moved to Victoria; defunct) Denver Spurs (also played in Central Hockey League...
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Rudy Pilous (category Denver Invaders)
Stanley Cup other than Toe Blake and Punch Imlach. Pilous coached the Denver Invaders in 1963–64 to the Western Hockey League's Governor's Trophy. After...
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Leafs of the National Hockey League which relocated them to become the Denver Invaders and act as their farm team. Spokane quickly generated the Spokane Jets...
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Farm In Denver". The Globe and Mail. June 21, 1963. "Invaders pulled out of Denver by Smythe". The Register-Guard. June 26, 1964. "Denver's Invaders Become...
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