ECAC RS Games at Lynah, by Year

[Greg Berge]

New TBRW? table:

http://www.spiritone.com/~kepler/tbrw

HISTORY --> Lynah RS Games, by Year

[Jim Hyla]

Great work as always Greg.

[Robb]

In other words, I was an undergrad for 3 of the 4 years Cornell had a losing record at home....  :-( :-( :-( :-( :-(

[Robb \'94]

AArgh - and 22 of the 92 home losses (23.9%).    ::yark::  ::yark::  ::yark::  ::yark::  ::yark::  ::yark::

I hate your new site, Greg.

[jeh25]

Meaning that Robb has seen more (time-adjusted) losses than virtually any other Cornell fan? Poor Robb...;-)

[David Harding]

Pushing my luck here....  Can anyone fill a gap in my memory?

What I remember is a holday tournament in the early 1960's with Laing Kennedy in goal.  I can't remember whether I watched it in person or listened on WHCU.  Looking at the complete listing of games it must have been '60-'61 in Ithaca where they lost games 3-4, 1-2, and 2-5, or the '62-'63 ECAC Holiday Tournament in NY, where they lost 3-8 and 0-8.  In spite of the team finishing last, Kennedy was voted MVP for recording some phenomenal number of saves.  What sticks in my mind is over sixty saves each game.  Is this correct?

[Al DeFlorio]

Yep, Laing had 60+ saves both games in the ECAC Holiday Festival tournament at the "old" Garden.

[jason]

Robb, I feel your pain (I'm class of '95, it doesn't get worse than that). How'd you see 22 losses, am I reading the chart wrong?

[David Harding]

If Janet Reno had attended hockey games while she was an undergraduate, it wouldn't have been to get face time.  The first year in Lynah would have been her sophomore year:  3-7-1.  Then 4-16-1.  Then 2-19.

[Robb \'94]

Well, I included my MEng year in there under the radar screen - sort of because I was too lazy to explain it and sort of because if I was curious to see if anyone would bother to check my math.  Congrats - you win the prize.... :-P