Colin Greening (Unanimous) and Brendon Nash on the 1st team, Blake Gallagher on the 2nd, Riley Nash and Ben Scrivens on the 3rd.
http://www.ivyleaguesports.com/article.asp?intID=7028
Before anyone gets their panties in a twist, remember that's just for Ivy games. Having said that, that's about how I'd rank em overall anyway ;)
It's interesting that there are no seniors on the first team and only 3/20 overall.
Congratulations to Harvard for having the least players named.
Fewest number of?
[quote RatushnyFan]Fewest number of?[/quote]No, no, no. Harvard has least players, now if only we could have beaten the least.::demented::
[quote Jim Hyla][quote RatushnyFan]Fewest number of?[/quote]No, no, no. Harvard has least players, now if only we could have beaten the least.::demented::[/quote]
I'll go with Jim's interpretation since it doesn't make me illiterate.
[quote Jim Hyla]It's interesting that there are no seniors on the first team and only 3/20 overall.[/quote]That's really wonderful for the six teams (though looking at the composition, mainly for Cornell, Dartmouth, Yale and Princeton). It's been a pretty good year for Ivy teams nationally (Cornell, Yale, Princeton all on the tournament bubble or better) and next year could be stronger.
Gaudet is still a dick though.
[quote Josh '99]Gaudet is still a dick though.[/quote]
Carthago delenda est.
Next year 6 of 7 First Team, including the POTY, will be seniors. As Greening was the only unanimous selection, I wonder how close he was to winning POTY.
[quote Trotsky]Next year 6 of 7 First Team, including the POTY, will be seniors. As Greening was the only unanimous selection, I wonder how close he was to winning POTY.[/quote]Interesting question, but personally, now that I'm looking at the numbers, I really find it baffling that Kalemba won POTY when (if you're just looking at goalies, which I guess is reasonable since no single forward or defenseman really jumps out at you) Richards is a senior playing for the runaway Ivy champs and outperformed Kalemba in GAA, SV% and (for what it's worth) winning percentage. Is it just that Kalemba played in all ten of Princeton's Ivy games and Richards only played eight of Yale's?
[quote Jim Hyla]It's interesting that there are no seniors on the first team and only 3/20 overall.[/quote]
They're the ones who decided not to join the NCAA's 360,000 who went pro in something other than sports.
Other stats: Two from Connecticut and one (POTY Zalemba) from NJ on the first team. Three Jersey boys total on the teams and 3 from BC (all Cornell) on the teams.
Too bad about Greening being the only unanimous pick but not POTY. But why argue with All-Ivy teams where Cornell has more selections (5) than anyone else and Harvard has no more than Brown (2 each).