Princeton 3, Cornell 2, Final

Started by lynah80, December 30, 2009, 04:18:57 PM

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lynah80

Goals

Cornell
19:40 1st Period, R. Nash (J. Devin,, Greening) (even)  
0:17 3rd Period, Ross (Gallagher, J. Devin) (even)


Princeton
14:55 2nd Period, MacDonald, (Hagel, Pallis) even
3:25 3rd Period. Bartlett (Meland, Pallis) PP
6:57 3rd Period, Kramer, SH

Shots
Pr - Cu
39 - 29

Cornell line up
Greening/Gallagher/J. Devin
Kennedy/R. Nash/Jillson
Scali/Collins/Kary
Axell/Roeszler/Miller

B. Nash/Ross
Birch/Kruger
D'Agostino/M. Devin

Scrivens

Princeton
Reynolds at Goal

lynah80

Game is delayed due to problems with arena clock

lynah80

Goal by Nash skating with Greening and Devin 5 x 5

Gallagher is sometimes skating with Jillson

ugarte

Crap. Princeton scores as a PP expires, play-by-play has no idea who put it in.


lynah80

Not a good period for Cornell.  I don't know what game the refs are watching.  They missed some clear trips and crease violations against the Big Red.  Scrivens is getting roughed up.  Also, too many PP ops for Princeton.

sah67


scoop85

Quote from: sah67Nice shot by Ross.

... followed up by a Ross penalty

scoop85

Quote from: scoop85
Quote from: sah67Nice shot by Ross.

... followed up by a Ross penalty

... that leads to the tying goal.

sah67

Funky deflection gets through on the powerplay for Princeton.

2-2.

imafrshmn

class of '09

sah67

Turnover at the blueline leads to a breakaway and a shortie for Princeton.

3-2 :(

billhoward

Quote from: sah67Turnover at the blueline leads to a breakaway and a shortie for Princeton.

3-2 :(
We going to live long enough to see a SHG by Cornell? Let alone a MADE penalty shot (1980s)?

sah67

Quote from: billhoward
Quote from: sah67Turnover at the blueline leads to a breakaway and a shortie for Princeton.

3-2 :(
We going to live long enough to see a SHG by Cornell? Let alone a MADE penalty shot (1980s)?

We did have two shorties last year, so it hasn't been that long.

billhoward

Listening to the laid back WPRB announcer reminds me: Methaqualone lives.