Andy Iles by the numbers

[Trotsky]

Another fun Iles statistic, derived from looking at the ECAC record book.  He ties for 4th all-time with 78 conference games by a goalie (12 as a frosh and 22 in each of the next three seasons).

[Trotsky]

That was Andy's 9th shutout, and his first in an elimination game.

It was only the second 1-0 shutout by a Cornell goaltender in an elimination game.  The first was Dryden's 1967 NCAA SF masterpiece against North Dakota.  Corrie d'Alessio gets an honorable mention for his total goals series-clinching 0-0 shutout at Clarkson in the 1989 QF.

In Andy's two career shutouts of Clarkson Cornell has scored 1 goal in 137:32, so the combined GAA of all goaltenders in those games is 0.22

Now that's Cornell hockey.

[Give My Regards]

Corrie d'Alessio gets an honorable mention for his total goals series-clinching 0-0 shutout at Clarkson in the 1989 QF.

Only because I believe the two-game-total-goals series to be the stupidest format ever, I have to point out that that wasn't what the ECAC quarterfinals were back then -- they were a best-of-two-with-a-dumbass-minigame-if-needed series, the second-stupidest format ever.

[Trotsky]

Corrie d'Alessio gets an honorable mention for his total goals series-clinching 0-0 shutout at Clarkson in the 1989 QF.

Only because I believe the two-game-total-goals series to be the stupidest format ever, I have to point out that that wasn't what the ECAC quarterfinals were back then -- they were a best-of-two-with-a-dumbass-minigame-if-needed series, the second-stupidest format ever.

Shit, you're right.  I had forgotten that.

My hatred of the mini-game isn't helped by us having lost the only one we ever played.  We also lost all the total goals NCAA series we ever played (NMU and Denver).  Stupid formats are stupid.

[andyw2100]

We also lost all the total goals NCAA series we ever played (NMU and Denver).

And split games in both those series!

[Trotsky]

And were leading in total goals halfway through the second Denver game, with the winner slated to play Harvard in Providence.

Oh, what might have been.

[Jim Hyla]

Corrie d'Alessio gets an honorable mention for his total goals series-clinching 0-0 shutout at Clarkson in the 1989 QF.

Only because I believe the two-game-total-goals series to be the stupidest format ever, I have to point out that that wasn't what the ECAC quarterfinals were back then -- they were a best-of-two-with-a-dumbass-minigame-if-needed series, the second-stupidest format ever.

But that was the most exciting 0-0 game I've seen. Even more than yesterday. We knew 0-0 would be enough, Clarkson needed a win. The only question was if, or when, they would pull their goalie in a tie game. Then celebrate when we got the tie. The only bad part was sitting in the old Walker Arena. Maybe Cheel doesn't have a great hockey feel, but Walker was just terrible.

[rdez79]

What are the final results?

[Trotsky]

What are the final results?

Here.

Some settling may occur, but these are derived from my records.

[Give My Regards]

What are the final results?

Here.

Some settling may occur, but these are derived from my records.

And 117 games started, also a Cornell record for goaltenders.  The only game Andy appeared in but didn't start was his first game in a Cornell uniform, against New Hampshire on 10/29/2010, a 7-4 loss in which he played the last 13 minutes.

[rdez79]

3000 saves would have been cool. Finished with 2988

[Give My Regards]

3000 saves would have been cool. Finished with 2988

...damn UMass game...

[Josh '99]

3000 saves would have been cool. Finished with 2988

It's the system.

[Trotsky]

It is remarkable to me that we have had essentially just 3 goaltenders in the last 11 seasons (except for one year of Troy Davenport).

It's similar to the Dryden-Cropper-Elenbaas years.

[Beeeej]

3000 saves would have been cool. Finished with 2988

...damn UMass game...

You're assuming we would've allowed UMass at least twelve shots on goal.