Recruits 2026 and Beyond

[Old Red]

Corey Pronman of The Athletic did a 7-round draft and "selected" 3 of our recruits: Charlie Puglisi to Nashville at pick 179, Cole Tuminaro to Detroit at 196, and Daniel Walters to San Jose at 201.

For anyone tracking their ages all three future stars will be under 20 when the puck drops next year.  Two are 18 with spring birthdays, the third is 19 born in the winter months.

[ursusminor]

I went through the most recent few pages of this thread, and I did not find a list of exactly whom Cornell expects to arrive in the fall. The various sites that have lists don't all agree. Is there a list, or even an educated guess?

The reason that I asked now is that RPI, which is notiously secretive (or too lazy), recently posted Instagrams of all 9 of the expected freshmen but then only added two of the four players expected from the portal. See https://www.instagram.com/rpi_mhockey/. The first player is Josh Evaschesen https://www.instagram.com/p/DZDWwzFCzY2/. If the other two (both D) don't come, we are very shorthanded on defense, but I think someone just forgot.

[stereax]

I went through the most recent few pages of this thread, and I did not find a list of exactly whom Cornell expects to arrive in the fall. The various sites that have lists don't all agree. Is there a list, or even an educated guess?

The reason that I asked now is that RPI, which is notiously secretive (or too lazy), recently posted Instagrams of all 9 of the expected freshmen but then only added two of the four players expected from the portal. See https://www.instagram.com/rpi_mhockey/. The first player is Josh Evaschesen https://www.instagram.com/p/DZDWwzFCzY2/. If the other two (both D) don't come, we are very shorthanded on defense, but I think someone just forgot.

As per Cornell itself when it was working on the site, see here.

Arend, Armstrong, Hughes, Randle, Rousseau, Tuminaro, Wehmann, Zadvernyuk.

This was before Gardiner committed and he is expected this fall as well.

[ursusminor]

I went through the most recent few pages of this thread, and I did not find a list of exactly whom Cornell expects to arrive in the fall. The various sites that have lists don't all agree. Is there a list, or even an educated guess?

The reason that I asked now is that RPI, which is notiously secretive (or too lazy), recently posted Instagrams of all 9 of the expected freshmen but then only added two of the four players expected from the portal. See https://www.instagram.com/rpi_mhockey/. The first player is Josh Evaschesen https://www.instagram.com/p/DZDWwzFCzY2/. If the other two (both D) don't come, we are very shorthanded on defense, but I think someone just forgot.

As per Cornell itself when it was working on the site, see here.

Arend, Armstrong, Hughes, Randle, Rousseau, Tuminaro, Wehmann, Zadvernyuk.

This was before Gardiner committed and he is expected this fall as well.

Thanks

[stereax]

I went through the most recent few pages of this thread, and I did not find a list of exactly whom Cornell expects to arrive in the fall. The various sites that have lists don't all agree. Is there a list, or even an educated guess?

The reason that I asked now is that RPI, which is notiously secretive (or too lazy), recently posted Instagrams of all 9 of the expected freshmen but then only added two of the four players expected from the portal. See https://www.instagram.com/rpi_mhockey/. The first player is Josh Evaschesen https://www.instagram.com/p/DZDWwzFCzY2/. If the other two (both D) don't come, we are very shorthanded on defense, but I think someone just forgot.

As per Cornell itself when it was working on the site, see here.

Arend, Armstrong, Hughes, Randle, Rousseau, Tuminaro, Wehmann, Zadvernyuk.

This was before Gardiner committed and he is expected this fall as well.

Thanks

Speak of the devil.

[stereax]

I went through the most recent few pages of this thread, and I did not find a list of exactly whom Cornell expects to arrive in the fall. The various sites that have lists don't all agree. Is there a list, or even an educated guess?

The reason that I asked now is that RPI, which is notiously secretive (or too lazy), recently posted Instagrams of all 9 of the expected freshmen but then only added two of the four players expected from the portal. See https://www.instagram.com/rpi_mhockey/. The first player is Josh Evaschesen https://www.instagram.com/p/DZDWwzFCzY2/. If the other two (both D) don't come, we are very shorthanded on defense, but I think someone just forgot.

As per Cornell itself when it was working on the site, see here.

Arend, Armstrong, Hughes, Randle, Rousseau, Tuminaro, Wehmann, Zadvernyuk.

This was before Gardiner committed and he is expected this fall as well.

Thanks

Speak of the devil.

Interesting note for the weirdos like me who like to know: Randle is going to the ILR school, Zadvernyuk to Arts and Sciences, everyone else to Johnson for business.

[ugarte]

I can't believe I didn't know that Ryan Hughes' son was on the incoming roster. I saw Ryan score four goals in a 5-4 loss to BC at Lynah.

[Beeeej]

I can't believe I didn't know that Ryan Hughes' son was on the incoming roster. I saw Ryan score four goals in a 5-4 loss to BC at Lynah.

"Hughes your Daddy!" clap-clap-clap-clap-clap

[RichH]

I can't believe I didn't know that Ryan Hughes' son was on the incoming roster. I saw Ryan score four goals in a 5-4 loss to BC at Lynah.

"Hughes your Daddy!" clap-clap-clap-clap-clap

As a freshman in 1992, the first semester after he left, several Lynah vets told me how much they missed screaming "HUUUUUUUUUUUUGHES" when he got the puck at key moments.

Similarly, if you want your athletic kids to be popular with fans, name them something with an "oooo" sound: Lou, Mookie, Raoul, Boo-urns, etc

[Beeeej]

I can't believe I didn't know that Ryan Hughes' son was on the incoming roster. I saw Ryan score four goals in a 5-4 loss to BC at Lynah.

"Hughes your Daddy!" clap-clap-clap-clap-clap

As a freshman in 1992, the first semester after he left, several Lynah vets told me how much they missed screaming "HUUUUUUUUUUUUGHES" when he got the puck at key moments.

Similarly, if you want your athletic kids to be popular with fans, name them something with an "oooo" sound: Lou, Mookie, Raoul, Boo-urns, etc

Pretty sure that Hughes played his senior year ('92-93), though he may have wished he hadn't. That was a rough time to be a fan and it can't have been easy to be on the ice, either.

[Trotsky]

Pretty sure that Hughes played his senior year ('92-93), though he may have wished he hadn't. That was a rough time to be a fan and it can't have been easy to be on the ice, either.

Yes.  The big falloff came after '91.

http://www.tbrw.info/reports/rptPlayer_Scoring/rptPlayer_Scoring_Hughes_Ryan.pdf

[ugarte]

I can't believe I didn't know that Ryan Hughes' son was on the incoming roster. I saw Ryan score four goals in a 5-4 loss to BC at Lynah.

"Hughes your Daddy!" clap-clap-clap-clap-clap

As a freshman in 1992, the first semester after he left, several Lynah vets told me how much they missed screaming "HUUUUUUUUUUUUGHES" when he got the puck at key moments.

Similarly, if you want your athletic kids to be popular with fans, name them something with an "oooo" sound: Lou, Mookie, Raoul, Boo-urns, etc

Pretty sure that Hughes played his senior year ('92-93), though he may have wished he hadn't. That was a rough time to be a fan and it can't have been easy to be on the ice, either.

what a sophomore year and then never quite had the same touch. got a cup of coffee in boston but then washed out (or bailed) fairly quickly. +/- not great in the IHL and i wonder if he wasn't enough help on defense to be worth the almost a point a game you got from him.

[Trotsky]

Hughes will always be remembered for the 4-goal game and for a brief special teams experiment at the point which resulted in at least 2 if not more opponent goals.

[RichH]

I can't believe I didn't know that Ryan Hughes' son was on the incoming roster. I saw Ryan score four goals in a 5-4 loss to BC at Lynah.

"Hughes your Daddy!" clap-clap-clap-clap-clap

As a freshman in 1992, the first semester after he left, several Lynah vets told me how much they missed screaming "HUUUUUUUUUUUUGHES" when he got the puck at key moments.

Similarly, if you want your athletic kids to be popular with fans, name them something with an "oooo" sound: Lou, Mookie, Raoul, Boo-urns, etc

Pretty sure that Hughes played his senior year ('92-93), though he may have wished he hadn't. That was a rough time to be a fan and it can't have been easy to be on the ice, either.

Memory: what a bitch.  Especially of that year for CU hockey

[Beeeej]

I can't believe I didn't know that Ryan Hughes' son was on the incoming roster. I saw Ryan score four goals in a 5-4 loss to BC at Lynah.

"Hughes your Daddy!" clap-clap-clap-clap-clap

As a freshman in 1992, the first semester after he left, several Lynah vets told me how much they missed screaming "HUUUUUUUUUUUUGHES" when he got the puck at key moments.

Similarly, if you want your athletic kids to be popular with fans, name them something with an "oooo" sound: Lou, Mookie, Raoul, Boo-urns, etc

Pretty sure that Hughes played his senior year ('92-93), though he may have wished he hadn't. That was a rough time to be a fan and it can't have been easy to be on the ice, either.

what a sophomore year and then never quite had the same touch. got a cup of coffee in boston but then washed out (or bailed) fairly quickly. +/- not great in the IHL and i wonder if he wasn't enough help on defense to be worth the almost a point a game you got from him.

Watching the "HAD" line skate and score - Hughes, Andison, Derraugh - was among the few truly sublime experiences available to us during the stretch between ECAC titles prior to Schafer's return. But hey, Hughes's son is on the way, current women's coach Derraugh has three kids of his own; anybody want to try to get ahold of Trent Andison up in Ontario to ask what he can contribute? (Trent, btw, spent all of a single season playing after Cornell, in the now-kaput English League, while Doug had a really solid European career almost right up until arriving in his current job in 2005.)