International Games

Every four years (approx.), a college hockey team can play games outside the USA without having the games count against NCAA, ECAC, or Ivy game-quantity limits. For example, Princeton plays four exhibition games in England this week. In 1994-95, Cornell participated in the Cross/Border Challenge in Toronto. In 1997-98, Cornell competed in the Guelph Tournament. Does anyone know if Cornell is considering playing games in Canada or Europe that fall under this exception to the 29-game Ivy League limit in an upcoming season?

Hell, let's go to Russia.

Then again, they all have Chemistry PhDs there and still can't find a job.

Nah, I'd rather see Cornell travel to traditional recruiting hotbeds.

Ya know, like Chapman, Australia or Benesov, Czech Republic or Kosice, Slovakia or Bromma, Sweden.

Sorry, Joe Momma....or Roseville, Michigan of course.