Travis Mitchell (https://ecachockey.com/news/2023/3/6/mens-ice-hockey-ecac-hockey-announces-2023-mens-scholar-athlete-of-the-year-finalists.aspx) one of three finalists for ECAC Men's Scholar Athlete of the Year.
https://ecachockey.com/news/2023/3/7/mens-ice-hockey-metsa-mitchell-thrun-named-2023-howies-hockey-defensive-defenseman-award-finalists.aspx
Mitchell also up for Defensive Defenseman award
Kyle Penney got first team all Ivy... didn't see that coming.
PLAYER OF THE YEAR
Sean Farrell*, F, Harvard
ROOKIE OF THE YEAR
Joe Miller, F, Harvard
COACH OF THE YEAR
Ted Donato, Harvard
FIRST TEAM ALL-IVY
Kyle Penney, F, Cornell
Matt Coronato*, F, Harvard
Sean Farrell*, F, Harvard
Sam Malinski*, D, Cornell
Henry Thrun, D, Harvard
Mitch Gibson, GK, Harvard
SECOND TEAM ALL-IVY
Alex Laferriere, F, Harvard
Liam Gorman, F, Princeton
Ian Murphy, F, Princeton
Luke Krys, D, Brown
Tanner Palocsik, D, Dartmouth
Mathieu Caron, GK, Brown
HONORABLE MENTION ALL-IVY
Luke Haymes, F, Dartmouth
Joe Miller, F, Harvard
Travis Mitchell, D, Cornell
Ian Moore, D, Harvard
Pito Walton, D, Princeton
Ethan Pearson, GK, Princeton
Quote from: chimpfoodKyle Penney got first team all Ivy... didn't see that coming.
If we still had collegehockeystats.net, we would know why, I'm gonna bet.
Quote from: Scersk '97Quote from: chimpfoodKyle Penney got first team all Ivy... didn't see that coming.
If we still had collegehockeystats.net, we would know why, I'm gonna bet.
I don't really feel like checking the game-by-game numbers to verify, but I assume it's because he outperformed in the 10 Ivy games this year as compared with the other 19. The Ivies' selections are based only on Ivy contests.
Seven players from second-place Harvard and three from the Ivy champion.
Quote from: Al DeFlorioSeven players from second-place Harvard and three from the Ivy champion.
Two of the D on that list, Krys and Palocsik, are in the transfer portal. Will be interesting to see where they wind up next season
Quote from: IcebergQuote from: Al DeFlorioSeven players from second-place Harvard and three from the Ivy champion.
Two of the D on that list, Krys and Palocsik, are in the transfer portal. Will be interesting to see where they wind up next season
Once the COVID classes roll through that should no longer be such a big deal, right? Just two more farcical summers?
Quote from: TrotskyQuote from: IcebergQuote from: Al DeFlorioSeven players from second-place Harvard and three from the Ivy champion.
Two of the D on that list, Krys and Palocsik, are in the transfer portal. Will be interesting to see where they wind up next season
Once the COVID classes roll through that should no longer be such a big deal, right? Just two more farcical summers?
I'd think that going forward there could be a similar level of activity in the transfer portal simply because there's no longer a requirement that men's hockey players sit out a year when transferring. I think the effects of that rule are not fully clear yet since it came into effect during the pandemic (right?).
Quote from: WederQuote from: TrotskyQuote from: IcebergQuote from: Al DeFlorioSeven players from second-place Harvard and three from the Ivy champion.
Two of the D on that list, Krys and Palocsik, are in the transfer portal. Will be interesting to see where they wind up next season
Once the COVID classes roll through that should no longer be such a big deal, right? Just two more farcical summers?
I'd think that going forward there could be a similar level of activity in the transfer portal simply because there's no longer a requirement that men's hockey players sit out a year when transferring. I think the effects of that rule are not fully clear yet since it came into effect during the pandemic (right?).
The players in question are graduating seniors who aren't allowed a fifth year at their Ivy League school (which does not allow graduate students to play). Once the COVID fifth year of eligibility is gone, graduating seniors won't be entering the transfer portal because their eligibility will be up.
Quote from: WederQuote from: TrotskyQuote from: IcebergQuote from: Al DeFlorioSeven players from second-place Harvard and three from the Ivy champion.
Two of the D on that list, Krys and Palocsik, are in the transfer portal. Will be interesting to see where they wind up next season
Once the COVID classes roll through that should no longer be such a big deal, right? Just two more farcical summers?
I'd think that going forward there could be a similar level of activity in the transfer portal simply because there's no longer a requirement that men's hockey players sit out a year when transferring. I think the effects of that rule are not fully clear yet since it came into effect during the pandemic (right?).
Depends on how much Pecknold is willing to pony up.
Seriously, I can't imagine it not leading to some degree of poaching. Why wouldn't a below the radar player who does well as a freshman at Colgate or Union becomes a hot prospect for a transfer?
Quote from: BearLoverQuote from: WederQuote from: TrotskyQuote from: IcebergQuote from: Al DeFlorioSeven players from second-place Harvard and three from the Ivy champion.
Two of the D on that list, Krys and Palocsik, are in the transfer portal. Will be interesting to see where they wind up next season
Once the COVID classes roll through that should no longer be such a big deal, right? Just two more farcical summers?
I'd think that going forward there could be a similar level of activity in the transfer portal simply because there's no longer a requirement that men's hockey players sit out a year when transferring. I think the effects of that rule are not fully clear yet since it came into effect during the pandemic (right?).
The players in question are graduating seniors who aren't allowed a fifth year at their Ivy League school (which does not allow graduate students to play). Once the COVID fifth year of eligibility is gone, graduating seniors won't be entering the transfer portal because their eligibility will be up.
Right, but as weder points out, players don't lose anything by transferring anymore (Yay? I guess?) so there will still be "Normal" transfers, like Seger.
Quote from: martyQuote from: WederQuote from: TrotskyQuote from: IcebergQuote from: Al DeFlorioSeven players from second-place Harvard and three from the Ivy champion.
Two of the D on that list, Krys and Palocsik, are in the transfer portal. Will be interesting to see where they wind up next season
Once the COVID classes roll through that should no longer be such a big deal, right? Just two more farcical summers?
I'd think that going forward there could be a similar level of activity in the transfer portal simply because there's no longer a requirement that men's hockey players sit out a year when transferring. I think the effects of that rule are not fully clear yet since it came into effect during the pandemic (right?).
Depends on how much Pecknold is willing to pony up.
Seriously, I can't imagine it not leading to some degree of poaching. Why wouldn't a below the radar player who does well as a freshman at Colgate or Union becomes a hot prospect for a transfer?
Or a hot shot who rides the pine at a contender and gets angry and goes to a bottom feeder to save his ice time.
Quote from: TrotskyQuote from: martyQuote from: WederQuote from: TrotskyQuote from: IcebergQuote from: Al DeFlorioSeven players from second-place Harvard and three from the Ivy champion.
Two of the D on that list, Krys and Palocsik, are in the transfer portal. Will be interesting to see where they wind up next season
Once the COVID classes roll through that should no longer be such a big deal, right? Just two more farcical summers?
I'd think that going forward there could be a similar level of activity in the transfer portal simply because there's no longer a requirement that men's hockey players sit out a year when transferring. I think the effects of that rule are not fully clear yet since it came into effect during the pandemic (right?).
Depends on how much Pecknold is willing to pony up.
Seriously, I can't imagine it not leading to some degree of poaching. Why wouldn't a below the radar player who does well as a freshman at Colgate or Union becomes a hot prospect for a transfer?
Or a hot shot who rides the pine at a contender and gets angry and goes to a bottom feeder to save his ice time.
An attractive landing would be a team with a past history of success and relatively large amount of media attention to get the buzz up. Like a Maine, Wisconsin, or Colorado College.
Quote from: RichHAn attractive landing would be a team with a past history of success and relatively large amount of media attention to get the buzz up. Like a Maine, Wisconsin, or Colorado College.
Ahem.
Quote from: TrotskyQuote from: RichHAn attractive landing would be a team with a past history of success and relatively large amount of media attention to get the buzz up. Like a Maine, Wisconsin, or Colorado College.
Ahem.
No offense to the Central NY media market, but WETM from Elmira and whatever the decaying corpse of the Ithaca Journal has become aren't going to cut it.
Quote from: RichHQuote from: TrotskyQuote from: RichHAn attractive landing would be a team with a past history of success and relatively large amount of media attention to get the buzz up. Like a Maine, Wisconsin, or Colorado College.
Ahem.
No offense to the Central NY media market, but WETM from Elmira and whatever the decaying corpse of the Ithaca Journal has become aren't going to cut it.
Maine?
Cornell is overrepresented because of all our mouth-breather media alumni. We do fine on hype.
Quote from: BearLoverQuote from: WederQuote from: TrotskyQuote from: IcebergQuote from: Al DeFlorioSeven players from second-place Harvard and three from the Ivy champion.
Two of the D on that list, Krys and Palocsik, are in the transfer portal. Will be interesting to see where they wind up next season
Once the COVID classes roll through that should no longer be such a big deal, right? Just two more farcical summers?
I'd think that going forward there could be a similar level of activity in the transfer portal simply because there's no longer a requirement that men's hockey players sit out a year when transferring. I think the effects of that rule are not fully clear yet since it came into effect during the pandemic (right?).
The players in question are graduating seniors who aren't allowed a fifth year at their Ivy League school (which does not allow graduate students to play). Once the COVID fifth year of eligibility is gone, graduating seniors won't be entering the transfer portal because their eligibility will be up.
not true.. now a kid at an IVY can miss a yr for injury and still have a yr or 2 left in some cases and still want to transfer just like they always did.
Quote from: TrotskyQuote from: RichHQuote from: TrotskyQuote from: RichHAn attractive landing would be a team with a past history of success and relatively large amount of media attention to get the buzz up. Like a Maine, Wisconsin, or Colorado College.
Ahem.
No offense to the Central NY media market, but WETM from Elmira and whatever the decaying corpse of the Ithaca Journal has become aren't going to cut it.
Maine?
Cornell is overrepresented because of all our mouth-breather media alumni. We do fine on hype.
The premiere sports team for the entire state of Maine is the University of Maine hockey team. That's their Syracuse basketball. Their equivalent of Tennessee Football. It gets the ink.
Sorry. Late.
2023 TBRW Awards (http://www.tbrw.info/?/tbrw_Info/tbrwAwards.html). Entirely my fault.
These are my principles, and if you don't like them, well, I have others.
Curious why Farrell as most respected opponent? I'm so blinded by H that I can't respect any of them and always think they're overrated. I was thinking Caron.
Quote from: arugulaCurious why Farrell as most respected opponent? I'm so blinded by H that I can't respect any of them and always think they're overrated. I was thinking Caron.
We changed our whole approach to deal with him, Coronato, and Leferriere (and still lost).
That is respect.
True.