ECAC 2025

[Iceberg]

Clarkson and Providence headed to OT in Lake Placid. PC literally has a guy on their team named "Mustard". It's too bad PC is never at Lynah because I could only imagine how that would go

[chimpfood]

Clarkson loses to providence in OT, Yale loses to LIU, UND down to bemidji, ew.

[Iceberg]

Still a lot of season left, but the way things are looking, the ECAC could very well be a one-bid league for the NCAA's. The talent disparity with other conferences seems to be significant this year although the past few seasons after the pandemic haven't been encouraging in general.

[Trotsky]

Poor night overall. Good effort by Dartmouth and a very nice win by Princeton.

Union 4 at Niagara 2
Princeton 3 ¹²Ohio State 1

Brown 1 Air Force 1 (ot)

SLU 0 vs ¹⁶Lowell 2 (Lake Placid)
Harvard 2 vs Notre Dame 5 (under a blood red sky)
¹⁵Dartmouth 3 at ⁴BC 5
²⁰Clarkson 2 vs ¹⁰Providence 3 (ot) (Lake Placid)
Yale 2 at LIU 3

[Jeff Hopkins '82]

Took me a while to figure out what you were doing with the isotope numbers.

[ursusminor]

Poor night overall. Good effort by Dartmouth and a very nice win by Princeton.

Union 4 at Niagara 2
Princeton 3 ¹²Ohio State 1

Brown 1 Air Force 1 (ot)

SLU 0 vs ¹⁶Lowell 2 (Lake Placid)
Harvard 2 vs Notre Dame 5 (under a blood red sky)
¹⁵Dartmouth 3 at ⁴BC 5
²⁰Clarkson 2 vs ¹⁰Providence 3 (ot) (Lake Placid)
Yale 2 at LIU 3

Assuming that the upper-left numbers are rankings, it isn't bad since three of the losses are to higher ranked teams and one win was over a higher ranked team.

[dbilmes]

Yeah, that was a tight game and good on Dartmouth for keeping it close. BC is a very good team but I'm not so sure they're good enough to be #1 overall. That has to be because of the strength of HEA this year

BC is a perfect 36-for-36 on the penalty kill to start the season.

[scoop85]

Yeah, that was a tight game and good on Dartmouth for keeping it close. BC is a very good team but I'm not so sure they're good enough to be #1 overall. That has to be because of the strength of HEA this year

BC is a perfect 36-for-36 on the penalty kill to start the season.

Excellent goalie and great team speed to close gaps

[Iceberg]

Princeton sweeps Ohio State. That should help Cornell significantly in the pairwise I would think

[Chris '03]

Princeton sweeps Ohio State. That should help Cornell significantly in the pairwise I would think

Looks like P scored on three of its four shots in thr third to win 3-1. And scored a shg while it killed a major that also looks like it started 5x3? The same player took a minor and a major and a game misconduct at the same stoppage.

[Iceberg]

Princeton sweeps Ohio State. That should help Cornell significantly in the pairwise I would think

Looks like P scored on three of its four shots in thr third to win 3-1. And scored a shg while it killed a major that also looks like it started 5x3? The same player took a minor and a major and a game misconduct at the same stoppage.

Yes, the Princeton player (in his offensive zone) basically drove the OSU player into the boards for the heck of it. They were tangled together and then the Princeton player took it too far and got a boarding major followed by a consecutive holding minor. Definitely one of the dumbest penalties I've seen this year but the OSU player was at least able to return to the game. The SHG was off a clean breakaway that resulted from OSU fumbling the puck at their offensive blue line.

[Trotsky]

The Dartmouth game at Gutterson is interesting enough to be a worth a look at 4.

Gotta beat Seahawks-Jets.

[Iceberg]

Dartmouth is such a poor skating team compared to Cornell but the record speaks for itself. Really a shame that game in Hanover went the other way a few weeks ago.

[BearLover]

Dartmouth is such a poor skating team compared to Cornell but the record speaks for itself. Really a shame that game in Hanover went the other way a few weeks ago.

Cornell lost that game, Dartmouth didn't win it.

[Iceberg]

Dartmouth is such a poor skating team compared to Cornell but the record speaks for itself. Really a shame that game in Hanover went the other way a few weeks ago.

Cornell lost that game, Dartmouth didn't win it.

No disagreement there.

Speaking of Dartmouth, they did win 3-1. UVM looks like they would be a mid-tier ECAC team at best. Given their track record the past two decades in HEA, I'm not really sure being in the conference has helped them all that much.