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Quote from: BearLover on Today at 12:08:18 AMHenry Major traded by Chicago to Des Moines (one USHL team to another).
Quote from: BearLover on December 07, 2025, 05:07:01 PMQuote from: ithacat on December 07, 2025, 03:31:49 PMFair enough. It will be interesting to see if he plays another year of junior hockey.Quote from: BearLover on December 07, 2025, 01:14:55 PMQuote from: ithacat on December 07, 2025, 11:46:39 AMIs this really the case though? Looks to me like just a 6 month difference, with Henry's birthday in April and Charlie's in September. I'm comparing both in their second year of USHL with the Steel. AFAICT I'm comparing the same year of development. Both would be 19 when their junior career ends/when they matriculate, unless Henry goes back for another year.Quote from: BearLover on December 06, 2025, 09:51:06 PMQuote from: chimpfood on December 06, 2025, 09:40:53 PMDec keeps balling. 4 points tonightDec looks good. Overall though the recruits are not producing much. We are on track for 0 or 1 players taken in this year's NHL draft. Given his big numbers in AAA I was hopeful Henry Major would produce like Charlie did with the Chicago Steel but that hasn't happened. Not sure if late CHL recruits like Cournoyer are in the cards but the staff needs to step it up, I'm definitely not content with the pipeline right now.
Henry seems to be doing fine. He's a year ahead of Charlie in his progression. He's on track to double Charlie's production as a comparable 18yo. Charlie blew up as a 19yo; Alex blew up as a 20yo. Of course teams are different, linemates are different, maturity rates are different, so comparing stats isn't going to offer us much more than conversation points.
I'm looking at it as Henry went from U16 to the USHL while Charlie spent a year at U18 and then went to the USHL. There is no doubt that Charlie's 2nd year with Chicago saw a much bigger jump in production than Henry's has seen so far. Charlie had the benefit of being older and having an extra year of development. It may have benefited Henry more to have spent last year at BK Selects with the U18s where he would have received a lot of ice time, but he stepped up a level and let's hope that pays off for him in the future. I think Charlie was 20 when he first played for Cornell and if Henry comes in next season he would turn 20 at the end of his freshman season, if my math is correct. I don't know if it's a big deal.
Quote from: BearLover on December 07, 2025, 01:14:55 PMQuote from: ithacat on December 07, 2025, 11:46:39 AMIs this really the case though? Looks to me like just a 6 month difference, with Henry's birthday in April and Charlie's in September. I'm comparing both in their second year of USHL with the Steel. AFAICT I'm comparing the same year of development. Both would be 19 when their junior career ends/when they matriculate, unless Henry goes back for another year.Quote from: BearLover on December 06, 2025, 09:51:06 PMQuote from: chimpfood on December 06, 2025, 09:40:53 PMDec keeps balling. 4 points tonightDec looks good. Overall though the recruits are not producing much. We are on track for 0 or 1 players taken in this year's NHL draft. Given his big numbers in AAA I was hopeful Henry Major would produce like Charlie did with the Chicago Steel but that hasn't happened. Not sure if late CHL recruits like Cournoyer are in the cards but the staff needs to step it up, I'm definitely not content with the pipeline right now.
Henry seems to be doing fine. He's a year ahead of Charlie in his progression. He's on track to double Charlie's production as a comparable 18yo. Charlie blew up as a 19yo; Alex blew up as a 20yo. Of course teams are different, linemates are different, maturity rates are different, so comparing stats isn't going to offer us much more than conversation points.
Quote from: BearLover on December 06, 2025, 09:51:06 PMQuote from: chimpfood on December 06, 2025, 09:40:53 PMDec keeps balling. 4 points tonightDec looks good. Overall though the recruits are not producing much. We are on track for 0 or 1 players taken in this year's NHL draft. Given his big numbers in AAA I was hopeful Henry Major would produce like Charlie did with the Chicago Steel but that hasn't happened. Not sure if late CHL recruits like Cournoyer are in the cards but the staff needs to step it up, I'm definitely not content with the pipeline right now.
Quote from: RichH on October 25, 2025, 06:10:22 PMBergmann with 17 saves for her 2nd clean slate in 4 games. 5-0 Red over Green in Hanover. Nora Curtis with two PPG.
Quote from: BearLover on September 17, 2025, 06:48:35 PMAs far as I can tell, Peckham and Broderick are headed back to high school and will not play junior hockey this season. Meanwhile, despite dressing
almost all of last season for them, Sandruck apparently did not make the Lincoln Stars roster this year. He was on the preseason roster, but is not on the current roster. Best of luck to him wherever he ends up. Heisenberg seems to expect him to play in the NAHL.
Quote from: chimpfood on September 30, 2025, 09:45:06 PMDidn't watch because I was too busy stressing over the Red Sox but we had an absolutely dominant 5-0 win over Binghamton today. We really look like one of the better teams in the country right now, it's a shame our schedule has been so weak that our chances of getting an at large bid are seriously hurt. The committee doesn't rely on the RPI as strictly as in hockey but it still would be nice to be able to drop "bad wins" in the soccer RPI. I believe we have dropped from about #40 to #90 over the course of our 4 game win streak. That's just silly.
Quote from: stereaxQuote from: ithacatFwiw, Heisenberg's list for 2026 & beyond, with updated teams, shows the following number of recruits planning to play in the CHL this season:But I was told Cornell was going to have problems recruiting from the CHL...
(Q/O/W)
Cornell - 7 (3-2-2)
Harvard - 6 (2-3-1)
Colgate - 3 (0-2-1)
Clarkson, QU - 2 (1-1-0) (0-1-1)
Dartmouth, Princeton, Yale - 1 (Q), (W), (W)
Brown, RPI, SLU, Union - 0
Genuine question tho, can you break it down by league? It feels like most of our recruits stem from the Q, would be interested to know if other ECAC teams are pulling from the O and W or if we're all mostly dealing with the closest league.
Quote from: margolismLess than 10 months in Ithaca. Has to be among the shortest coaching tenures for the team. Wonder if he chose to left or if was asked to choose to leave...
Given how short his time was in Ithaca, I can't imagine there are many recruits he is responsible for, but I could be wrong.
Quote from: BearLoverQuote from: chimpfoodThat's fucking big time let's go. Wonder if we just let Roest walk because I want this kid in this fall. I could see a world where we leave him in the Q for another year though because he doesn't have much CHL experience still. After all of the short goalies we've had 6 feet 4 inches sounds sweet.I was really upset with how last season ended and in the aftermath I wanted us to bring in a transfer/CHL goalie for next season, but now that it's been a couple months and I've settled down, I think there's a lot to be said for staying loyal to your players and recruits. Shane was in Roest's position five years ago and if we had "let him walk" we would have missed out on the goalie who led us to our first two ECAC titles in the past 14 seasons. So I'm fine giving this new recruit (who looks great) another year in the CHL and rolling with whoever wins the spot next season among Keopple/Katz/Roest.
QuotePremieres Jun 2, 2025 Dump N' Chase Podcast
In this edition of the Dump N' Chase Podcast, Dylan Robillard sits down with former Cape Brenton Eagle, Cornell University commit, 2025 NHL Draft eligible goaltender Alexis Cournoyer in an exclusive one-on-one interview.
Quote from: chimpfoodGio Digiulian ranked #132 in the NHL draft prospects list.
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