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Quote from: stereax on September 30, 2025, 02:34:17 PM

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Quote from: stereax on September 30, 2025, 11:47:05 AMAlso, uh... there a way to hide email on the profile?

I think the email address shows only when you are looking at your own profile. (At least I hope that is the case.)

Hopefully... can you see mine? I can only see your Skype... which doesn't exist anymore.......

The only thing I see for other profiles a way to PM them. I don't even see Skype, which I never had lol. (Though I see the Skype icon when I look at my own profile.)

This is what I see on you:

LOL, I feel like I post here a lot, but 893 posts in 20 years is ... not a lot.

Quote from: stereax on September 30, 2025, 12:07:32 PM

Quote from: Weder on September 30, 2025, 12:05:19 PM

Quote from: stereax on September 30, 2025, 11:47:05 AMAlso, uh... there a way to hide email on the profile?

I think the email address shows only when you are looking at your own profile. (At least I hope that is the case.)

Hopefully... can you see mine? I can only see your Skype... which doesn't exist anymore.......

The only thing I see for other profiles a way to PM them. I don't even see Skype, which I never had lol. (Though I see the Skype icon when I look at my own profile.)

Quote from: stereax on September 30, 2025, 11:47:05 AMAlso, uh... there a way to hide email on the profile?

I think the email address shows only when you are looking at your own profile. (At least I hope that is the case.)

Quote from: stereaxCool article about ECAC W hockey. Did y'all know this?

"With the roster down to just 21 players thanks to a freshman class of 6, staying healthy will be just as important as any on-ice keys for Cornell this season."

Yeah, was surprised this year's class was not bigger, but the class for fall 2026 is shaping up to be bigger than this season's senior class. Just hope the team stays as healthy as possible this season, I guess.

For a lot of people, it's just a big time commitment. I have plenty of friends in Ithaca who are happy to go to a handful of games a season and keep track of how the team is doing, but they just have other things going on that don't make season tickets practical. It's too bad there aren't more opportunities for the men to play on a Saturday or Sunday afternoon -- that might give an attendance boost to some of the nonconference games.

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Quote from: stereaxBlast email today that 10% of season tickets are still left.

Is that student season tickets or all season tickets? Also, do they mark off certain sections for season tickets versus single-game? 10% seems high but not sure what it means.

Based on the number of season tickets available for general public purchase, must be 10% of student tickets. There are season ticket seats available for purchase in every section, with just a few in L and M and more in the other sections.

Quote from: billchuBergmann is a junior this coming season.  However, I wonder if there is a possibility she could be selected for the U.S. Olympic team as she performed very well at the Collegiate Series this past August in Lake Placid.

If she is picked, they don't centralize the team anymore, so I'm not sure if it'd be a situation where she'd sit out the season to preserve eligibility. Though the Olympics would be at the same time as the college postseason, so not ideal.

Cornell picked No. 1 in the coaches' poll, and Grace Dwyer and Annelies Bergmann are on the preseason all-ECAC team: https://ecachockey.com/news/2025/9/11/womens-ice-hockey-cornell-tabbed-as-league-favorite-in-2025-26.aspx

The full schedule is finally posted on the Athletics site: https://cornellbigred.com/sports/womens-ice-hockey/schedule

Also of note, the new tickets prices (for adults) range from $8-$14 for individual games. The only seats that cost more than $6 are the seats above the scoreboard and the box seats.

Quote from: scoop85Kudos to ace reporter Jane McNally for getting the win in her first career start in goal for the Cornell field hockey team, which defeated Colgate today 2-1.

Kinda cool to see a field hockey field in Barton. (Are they putting in and taking it out for every game, or is it just there for the duration of the season?)
EDIT: Oh, it looks like they're still hoping to be able to play at the new facility at some point this season.

The Ivies and other elite schools are outliers in that undergrads tend to be the "traditional" age for college students and mostly graduate in 4 years. Most U.S. undergrads as a whole are older and take longer to graduate, and a large percentage of undergrads are not full-time students. So should NCAA athlete eligibility reflect some vanishing ideal of what an undergrad is or more closely match the reality of undergrad demographics? The Ivy is gonna do what the Ivy is gonna do, but it doesn't reflect the reality of the overall U.S. undergrad body to say that athletes must be 22 or younger and have only four years of eligibility.

Report from the US-Canada collegiate series in Lake Placid notes that Annelies Bergmann stopped 14 consecutive penalty shots in a shootout win. In all, seven Big Red players were on the two rosters. Also, a few commits played in the U18 series.

https://cornellbigred.com/news/2025/8/18/womens-ice-hockey-bergmann-shines-for-team-usa-during-collegiate-series-against-canada.aspx

Syracuse's newly released schedule shows games at Lynah on Oct. 28 and at Syracuse on Nov. 25, so looks like Cornell will have the 8th non-conference game.

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Quote from: WederWas there a tweak to Ivy scheduling rules? It looks like most of the other Ivies are playing 8 non-conference games this season. (Several are playing one of their non-conference games against another Ivy.)

Those are exhibitions. They've been doing that for years.

Unless they're not labeling one of these as an exhibition, Harvard has 8 nonconference games on its schedule —UConn, Stonehill, Vermont, Michigan x2, BU, Beanpot x2.

https://gocrimson.com/sports/mens-ice-hockey/schedule/2025-26

Dartmouth is calling its game against Yale a non-conference game.
https://dartmouthsports.com/news/2025/7/22/mens-ice-hockey-mens-hockey-announces-full-slate-of-2025-26-games

Was there a tweak to Ivy scheduling rules? It looks like most of the other Ivies are playing 8 non-conference games this season. (Several are playing one of their non-conference games against another Ivy.)