Top 50 Players in ECAC Hockey

[Jim Hyla]

Another two-time All-American (1969-70 and 1970-71) who should be in the ECAC top 50 is Clarkson goalie Bruce Bullock.

Which causes me to repost the ECAC finals cartoon from 1970.

[Jim Hyla]

No Cornellians, but here's the ninth list. Some that some of us can remember.:-)

[Trotsky]

No Cornellians, but here's the ninth list. Some that some of us can remember.:-)

Fusco was a truly great player.  And the "Fusco.... SUCKS!" cheer was one of the most fun to do.  

[billhoward]

No Cornellians, but here's the ninth list. Some that some of us can remember.:-)

>>> Terry Yurkiewicz - Clarkson, Goaltender, (1963-66) - Cartier, Ontario

...  Last Clarkson Goalie to Play Without a Mask (Did Not Wear Mask Until Senior Year) ... Standout in Classroom, Ranking First in His Academic Department ... Recipient of Clarkson's Arnold H. Barben Award in 1992 -- Presented to Hockey Alumnus Who has Demonstrated Outstanding Professional Achievement, Contributed to Betterment of his Community, and Worked Unselfishly for his Alma Mater ... Inducted into Clarkson's Athletic Hall of Fame in 2007 ... Passed Away in October 2002 at Age 59

[Al DeFlorio]

Yurk was terrific, but Bullock was every bit as good.

[ursusminor]

Bruce Pattison http://www.ecachockey.com/men/2010-11/50th_Anniversary/20111603_Top_50_No_10

[Swampy]

Ned Harkness said Dan Lodboa was the best player he'd ever coached. It's an amazing shame that Lodboa did not make the list.::wtf::

[Jim Hyla]

Ned Harkness said Dan Lodboa was the best player he'd ever coached. It's an amazing shame that Lodboa did not make the list.::wtf::

Tell me about it.:-(

[Al DeFlorio]

Ned Harkness said Dan Lodboa was the best player he'd ever coached. It's an amazing shame that Lodboa did not make the list.::wtf::

Tell me about it.:-(

This really does suck.  But Pattison, Bullock, and Wakabayashi are very deserving.  I'm sure I saw Johnston play, but have no recollection whatsoever.

[George64]

After some cutting. pasting and parsing, here's a spread sheet listing of the 50 players, along with position, school, years and decade (based on last year of play).  Unfortunately, I couldn't attach an Excel file, only a pdf.  Cornell and Clarkson lead with seven players each, followed by Harvard and BU.  The '70s was the dominant decade, the '00s the was least prolific.  Players by position was pretty much what you'd expect.

[Jeff Hopkins '82]

After some cutting. pasting and parsing, here's a spread sheet listing of the 50 players, along with position, school, years and decade (based on last year of play).  Unfortunately, I couldn't attach an Excel file, only a pdf.  Cornell and Clarkson lead with seven players each, followed by Harvard and BU.  The '70s was the dominant decade, the '00s the was least prolific.  Players by position was pretty much what you'd expect.

Actually it was a little light on goalies.  2 more goalies and 2 fewer forwards would have been more proportional.