Riley Nash Ivy League ROTY, Nash & Greening All-Ivy 2nd team

[pfibiger]

Topher Scott and Ben Scrivens both Honorable Mention:

http://www.collegehockeynews.com/news/2008/03/05_princeton.php

2007-08 All-Ivy

First Team
F - *Lee Jubinville, Jr., Princeton
F - Nick Johnson, Sr., Dartmouth
F - Sean Backman, So., Yale
D - *Mike Moore, Sr., Princeton
D - Sean Hurley, Sr., Brown
G - Kyle Richter, So., Harvard

Second Team
F - Colin Greening, So., Cornell
F - Brett Wilson, Jr., Princeton
F - Riley Nash, Fr., Cornell
F - Mike Taylor, Sr., Harvard
D - Evan Stephens, Fr., Dartmouth
D - Dave MacDonald, Sr., Harvard
G - Zane Kalemba, So., Princeton

Honorable Mention
F - Topher Scott, Sr., Cornell
F - Ryan Garbutt, Jr., Brown
D - Tom Dignard, So., Yale
D - Alex Biega, So., Harvard
G - Ben Scrivens, So., Cornell

Player of the Year
Lee Jubinville, So., Princeton

Rookie of the Year
Riley Nash, Fr., Cornell

* = unanimous selection

[Swampy]

[quote pfibiger]Topher Scott and Ben Scrivens both Honorable Mention:

http://www.collegehockeynews.com/news/2008/03/05_princeton.php

2007-08 All-Ivy

First Team
F - *Lee Jubinville, Jr., Princeton
F - Nick Johnson, Sr., Dartmouth
F - Sean Backman, So., Yale
D - *Mike Moore, Sr., Princeton
D - Sean Hurley, Sr., Brown
G - Kyle Richter, So., Harvard

Second Team
F - Colin Greening, So., Cornell
F - Brett Wilson, Jr., Princeton
F - Riley Nash, Fr., Cornell
F - Mike Taylor, Sr., Harvard
D - Evan Stephens, Fr., Dartmouth
D - Dave MacDonald, Sr., Harvard
G - Zane Kalemba, So., Princeton

Honorable Mention
F - Topher Scott, Sr., Cornell
F - Ryan Garbutt, Jr., Brown
D - Tom Dignard, So., Yale
D - Alex Biega, So., Harvard
G - Ben Scrivens, So., Cornell

Player of the Year
Lee Jubinville, So., Princeton

Rookie of the Year
Riley Nash, Fr., Cornell

* = unanimous selection[/quote]

Wow! Looks like Cornell's not the only school with twins. Or, does Princeton just recruit people with duplicate names?

[Jim Hyla]

[quote Swampy][quote pfibiger]Topher Scott and Ben Scrivens both Honorable Mention:

http://www.collegehockeynews.com/news/2008/03/05_princeton.php

2007-08 All-Ivy

First Team
F - *Lee Jubinville, Jr., Princeton
F - Nick Johnson, Sr., Dartmouth
F - Sean Backman, So., Yale
D - *Mike Moore, Sr., Princeton
D - Sean Hurley, Sr., Brown
G - Kyle Richter, So., Harvard

Second Team
F - Colin Greening, So., Cornell
F - Brett Wilson, Jr., Princeton
F - Riley Nash, Fr., Cornell
F - Mike Taylor, Sr., Harvard
D - Evan Stephens, Fr., Dartmouth
D - Dave MacDonald, Sr., Harvard
G - Zane Kalemba, So., Princeton

Honorable Mention
F - Topher Scott, Sr., Cornell
F - Ryan Garbutt, Jr., Brown
D - Tom Dignard, So., Yale
D - Alex Biega, So., Harvard
G - Ben Scrivens, So., Cornell

Player of the Year
Lee Jubinville, So., Princeton

Rookie of the Year
Riley Nash, Fr., Cornell

* = unanimous selection[/quote]

Wow! Looks like Cornell's not the only school with twins. Or, does Princeton just recruit people with duplicate names?[/quote]

So what, first out of the womb got to go to school a year earlier?

[Swampy]

[quote Jim Hyla][quote Swampy][quote pfibiger]Topher Scott and Ben Scrivens both Honorable Mention:

http://www.collegehockeynews.com/news/2008/03/05_princeton.php

2007-08 All-Ivy

First Team
F - *Lee Jubinville, Jr., Princeton
F - Nick Johnson, Sr., Dartmouth
F - Sean Backman, So., Yale
D - *Mike Moore, Sr., Princeton
D - Sean Hurley, Sr., Brown
G - Kyle Richter, So., Harvard

Second Team
F - Colin Greening, So., Cornell
F - Brett Wilson, Jr., Princeton
F - Riley Nash, Fr., Cornell
F - Mike Taylor, Sr., Harvard
D - Evan Stephens, Fr., Dartmouth
D - Dave MacDonald, Sr., Harvard
G - Zane Kalemba, So., Princeton

Honorable Mention
F - Topher Scott, Sr., Cornell
F - Ryan Garbutt, Jr., Brown
D - Tom Dignard, So., Yale
D - Alex Biega, So., Harvard
G - Ben Scrivens, So., Cornell

Player of the Year
Lee Jubinville, So., Princeton

Rookie of the Year
Riley Nash, Fr., Cornell

* = unanimous selection[/quote]

Wow! Looks like Cornell's not the only school with twins. Or, does Princeton just recruit people with duplicate names?[/quote]

So what, first out of the womb got to go to school a year earlier?[/quote]

Hey Jubinville. Your mother and father called. They're running out of names.

[Al DeFlorio]

[quote Swampy][quote Jim Hyla][quote Swampy][quote pfibiger]Topher Scott and Ben Scrivens both Honorable Mention:

http://www.collegehockeynews.com/news/2008/03/05_princeton.php

2007-08 All-Ivy

First Team
F - *Lee Jubinville, Jr., Princeton
F - Nick Johnson, Sr., Dartmouth
F - Sean Backman, So., Yale
D - *Mike Moore, Sr., Princeton
D - Sean Hurley, Sr., Brown
G - Kyle Richter, So., Harvard

Second Team
F - Colin Greening, So., Cornell
F - Brett Wilson, Jr., Princeton
F - Riley Nash, Fr., Cornell
F - Mike Taylor, Sr., Harvard
D - Evan Stephens, Fr., Dartmouth
D - Dave MacDonald, Sr., Harvard
G - Zane Kalemba, So., Princeton

Honorable Mention
F - Topher Scott, Sr., Cornell
F - Ryan Garbutt, Jr., Brown
D - Tom Dignard, So., Yale
D - Alex Biega, So., Harvard
G - Ben Scrivens, So., Cornell

Player of the Year
Lee Jubinville, So., Princeton

Rookie of the Year
Riley Nash, Fr., Cornell

* = unanimous selection[/quote]

Wow! Looks like Cornell's not the only school with twins. Or, does Princeton just recruit people with duplicate names?[/quote]

So what, first out of the womb got to go to school a year earlier?[/quote]

Hey Jubinville. Your mother and father called. They're running out of names.[/quote]
Given that the Ivy League web site shows Matt Moulson making all-Ivy twice for Cornell, once for Dartmouth, and three times for Harvard, I'm surprised they got Jubinville's school right both times.

http://www.ivyleaguesports.com/sports/alltime.asp?intSID=8

[BCrespi]

[quote Al DeFlorio]
Given that the Ivy League web site shows Matt Moulson making all-Ivy twice for Cornell, once for Dartmouth, and three times for Harvard, I'm surprised they got Jubinville's school right both times.

http://www.ivyleaguesports.com/sports/alltime.asp?intSID=8[/quote]

Ulgh, that makes me sick to my stomach.  Get Matt away from that Crimson!

[Josh '99]

[quote Al DeFlorio]Given that the Ivy League web site shows Matt Moulson making all-Ivy twice for Cornell, once for Dartmouth, and three times for Harvard, I'm surprised they got Jubinville's school right both times.

http://www.ivyleaguesports.com/sports/alltime.asp?intSID=8[/quote]I'm no math genius, but that strikes me as too many seasons.

[Jacob '06]

[quote Josh '99][quote Al DeFlorio]Given that the Ivy League web site shows Matt Moulson making all-Ivy twice for Cornell, once for Dartmouth, and three times for Harvard, I'm surprised they got Jubinville's school right both times.

http://www.ivyleaguesports.com/sports/alltime.asp?intSID=8[/quote]I'm no math genius, but that strikes me as too many seasons.[/quote]

The three times for Harvard is a summary of players that earned it three times, so it does add up.

[Trotsky]

Taking some solace from that list, Dartmouth loses Johnson (thus dropping them even further into the depths of hell). Princeton loses Moore (which won't hurt much since their best players are all returning).  Brown loses Hurley (see Dartmouth note). Cornell loses Topher (see Princeton note).  Harvard is the only team with multiple losses: Taylor and MacDonald.

[redhair34]

[quote Trotsky]Princeton loses Moore (which won't hurt much since their best players are all returning)[/quote]

You'd think a unanimous 1st team selection would be one of their best players?::screwy::

[KeithK]

[quote redhair34][quote Trotsky]Princeton loses Moore (which won't hurt much since their best players are all returning)[/quote]

You'd think a unanimous 1st team selection would be one of their best players?::screwy::[/quote]
Remember that All-Ivy selections are based only on results of Ivy League contests.  So a kid could shine in the ten Ancient Eight (Six?) games and win Ivy honors while not being the best player on the team overall.

[Trotsky]

[quote redhair34][quote Trotsky]Princeton loses Moore (which won't hurt much since their best players are all returning)[/quote]

You'd think a unanimous 1st team selection would be one of their best players?::screwy::[/quote]
Go ::screwy:: yourself.  ::flipa::

;-)

[Al DeFlorio]

[quote KeithK][quote redhair34][quote Trotsky]Princeton loses Moore (which won't hurt much since their best players are all returning)[/quote]

You'd think a unanimous 1st team selection would be one of their best players?::screwy::[/quote]
Remember that All-Ivy selections are based only on results of Ivy League contests.[/quote]
Like Doug Ferguson in 1967:  first team All-America and second team All-Ivy.

[Give My Regards]

[quote Al DeFlorio][quote KeithK]Remember that All-Ivy selections are based only on results of Ivy League contests.[/quote]
Like Doug Ferguson in 1967:  first team All-America and second team All-Ivy.[/quote]

At least Ferguson was first-team All-ECAC that year.  In 1986, Doug Dadswell was second-team All-Ivy behind Grant Blair and second-team All-ECAC behind Vermont's Tom Draper -- but the All-America selectors got it right, putting him on the first team.

[redice]

[quote Give My Regards]
At least Ferguson was first-team All-ECAC that year.  In 1986, Doug Dadswell was second-team All-Ivy behind Grant Blair and second-team All-ECAC behind Vermont's Tom Draper -- but the All-America selectors got it right, putting him on the first team.[/quote]

This sounds like collusion by the three organizations.  

Give one award each to Blair, Draper, & Dadswell.   Thus honoring all three for great seasons.

Yes, ladies & gentlemen, I am kidding!!   **]