Cornell fell to Colgate at Lynah Rink, suffering a 2-1 loss. Friday’s game was qualitatively the least effective hockey the Cornell squad has displayed this season, earning just one shot on goal in the third period.
The men's hockey team's Friday bout against Colgate on Friday will be broadcast by CBS sports. A win could help keep the Red atop the ECAC conference standings heading into Hamilton, N.Y., on Saturday.
This year three members of the men’s hockey team found their names on the list of the 77 players nominated for the 2012 Hobey Baker Award. The honor is given to men’s college hockey’s top player. Junior defenseman Nick D’Agostino, sophomore goalie Andy Iles and junior forward Greg Miller were nominated for the honor.
No. 9 Cornell settled for a 2-2 tie in the most anticipated game of the season on Saturday, unable to beat Harvard at home at Lynah. The Red took a series of penalties throughout the game, inhibiting their ability to break the draw with their Crimson foes.
Although classes have yet to resume, East Hill will be buzzing this weekend when Cornell faces a pair of Ivy foes. The Red takes on Dartmouth on Friday and returns to the Lynah Rink ice on Saturday to drop the puck against Harvard — a game that will continue a storied tradition.
The men's hockey team met with mixed results during a six-game road campaign over winter break, finishing the trip with three wins, one loss and two ties.
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