2019 Achievements (Team and Individual)

[Trotsky]

With the Ivy title, Cornell climbs to within 2 of Harvard, despite spotting them 8.

[Jim Hyla]

With the Ivy title, Cornell climbs to within 2 of Harvard, despite spotting them 8.

How did you decide when we started playing for the Ivy Championship? Is that what you mean by "spotting them 8"?

You have us starting in 63. However we certainly played Ivies before that.

[Weder]

The Ivy League as a sports conference was formed in 1954.

[Jim Hyla]

The Ivy League as a sports conference was formed in 1954.

I know that, but we weren't playing hockey then. So that doesn't help.

[Trotsky]

The Ivy League as a sports conference was formed in 1954.

I know that, but we weren't playing hockey then. So that doesn't help.

I'm not sure what your meaning is.  What I mean is that Harvard won 8 Ivy titles before we won our first.  Whether we were playing or not was immaterial.

[Jim Hyla]

The Ivy League as a sports conference was formed in 1954.

I know that, but we weren't playing hockey then. So that doesn't help.

I'm not sure what your meaning is.  What I mean is that Harvard won 8 Ivy titles before we won our first.  Whether we were playing or not was immaterial.

Thanks for explaining. I thought that you were referring to Harvard winning titles before we were even playing.

As a side issue, is there a reason that you list our Ivy games starting in 63? Maybe just not enough time to do it all?

[Trotsky]

The Ivy League as a sports conference was formed in 1954.

I know that, but we weren't playing hockey then. So that doesn't help.

I'm not sure what your meaning is.  What I mean is that Harvard won 8 Ivy titles before we won our first.  Whether we were playing or not was immaterial.

Thanks for explaining. I thought that you were referring to Harvard winning titles before we were even playing.

As a side issue, is there a reason that you list our Ivy games starting in 63? Maybe just not enough time to do it all?

Here I list us as starting with the resumption of the program.

Did I do it someplace else from 63 on?  I am, as is usual for me, confused.

[Trotsky]

AHA!  I get it!  You mean this.

I'm going to have to go back and look.  I assume we were playing Ivy games in 59-62 and have no idea why I didn't mark them as such.  Unless I remember my reason it's a simple mistake which you have just helped me correct!  Thanks.

[Jim Hyla]

AHA!  I get it!  You mean this.

I'm going to have to go back and look.  I assume we were playing Ivy games in 59-62 and have no idea why I didn't mark them as such.  Unless I remember my reason it's a simple mistake which you have just helped me correct!  Thanks.

Yeah that's what I meant. I should have linked it for you. But that's why I was wondering if you meant championships before we were playing Ivies.

Glad we got it figured out.

[Trotsky]

Some career milestones:

Vanderlaan has 91 points.

Galajda has 33 wins, 3 behind Darren Eliot for Cornell 15th all-time.  He's still at 12 SO, one behind Dryden for 3rd Cornell all-time.

Cornell leads the conference with 37 GA, Clarkson has 38.  If we can hold the lead we will finish with the best ECAC D for the 2nd straight season and the 8th of Schafer's 23-year coaching career.

[Trotsky]

Cornell has a shot at finishing with the best offense in the ECAC if we outscore Harvard by at least 13 this weekend.

We have been best offense 1 time in the last 41 seasons.

[French Rage]

Cornell has a shot at finishing with the best offense in the ECAC if we outscore Harvard by at least 13 this weekend.

We have been best offense 1 time in the last 41 seasons.

Is that based on goals?  How did we not win in 2003 if we won in 2002?

[Trotsky]

Cornell has a shot at finishing with the best offense in the ECAC if we outscore Harvard by at least 13 this weekend.

We have been best offense 1 time in the last 41 seasons.

Is that based on goals?  How did we not win in 2003 if we won in 2002?

Harvard and Yale both outscored the 2003 team.  We allowed about half the goals of Harvard, and a third of Yale's.

[French Rage]

Cornell has a shot at finishing with the best offense in the ECAC if we outscore Harvard by at least 13 this weekend.

We have been best offense 1 time in the last 41 seasons.

Is that based on goals?  How did we not win in 2003 if we won in 2002?

Harvard and Yale both outscored the 2003 team.  We allowed about half the goals of Harvard, and a third of Yale's.

Yeah just saw that.  H went up a lot from 02 to 03, and then back down in 04.  Our GD of 60 in 2003, though, wow.  I was looking to see if anyone else cam close since the conference realignment in the 80s, looks like H in 89 had a GD of 81.

[Chris '03]

Cornell has a shot at finishing with the best offense in the ECAC if we outscore Harvard by at least 13 this weekend.

We have been best offense 1 time in the last 41 seasons.

Is that based on goals?  How did we not win in 2003 if we won in 2002?

Harvard and Yale both outscored the 2003 team.  We allowed about half the goals of Harvard, and a third of Yale's.

Yeah just saw that.  H went up a lot from 02 to 03, and then back down in 04.  Our GD of 60 in 2003, though, wow.  I was looking to see if anyone else cam close since the conference realignment in the 80s, looks like H in 89 had a GD of 81.

If I remember correctly, Cornell went 15-0 at home in 2003 and won every game by at least three until the QF.