Women 2026-27

Started by Weder, June 11, 2026, 12:12:22 PM

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Weder

Not on Cornell's site yet, but the conference portion of the schedule is out: https://ecachockey.com/schedule.aspx?schedule=466

Oct. 23 at Boston College
Oct. 24 at Boston College
Oct. 30 vs. Union
Oct. 31 vs. RPI
Nov. 6 at Quinnipiac
Nov. 7 at Princeton
Nov. 13 vs. Harvard
Nov. 14 vs. Dartmouth
Nov. 20 vs. Colgate
Nov. 21 at Colgate
Dec. 4 at Clarkson
Dec. 5 at St. Lawrence
Jan. 1 at Penn State
Jan. 2 at Penn State
Jan. 8 at Dartmouth
Jan. 9 at Harvard
Jan. 15 vs. Brown
Jan. 16 vs. Yale
Jan. 22 vs. St. Lawrence
Jan. 23 vs. Clarkson
Jan. 29 at RPI
Jan. 30 at Union
Feb. 5 vs. Princeton
Feb. 6 vs. Quinnipiac
Feb. 12 at Yale
Feb. 13 at Brown
3/8/96

stereax

Doubleheaders so far:

10/30-10/31: MIH vs Sacred Heart, WIH vs Union/RPI. This will be a good ice quality test.

11/20: MIH vs Clarkson, WIH vs Colgate.

1/22-1/23: MIH vs Harvard/Dartmouth, WIH vs SLU/Clarkson. (Someone should tell the athletics director to bundle WIH tix that weekend with the MIH ones, at least for students.)

That's all so far - remarkably little overlap, which is nice in some regards (the women get to play 7 pm games, less ice concerns) and not so nice in others (I fucking love a good doubleheader, few weekends where I can do things that aren't hockey... as if I do anything besides hockey and law school lmao).

Weder, can you update the original post to have the women's schedule on it?
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Weder

In ancient times, the ECAC scheduled women's conference games on Saturdays and Sundays, so a very, very small handful of people could opt to spend the whole weekend at Lynah a few times a season.
3/8/96

Trotsky

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billhoward

Quote from: Weder on June 11, 2026, 02:29:12 PMIn ancient times, the ECAC scheduled women's conference games on Saturdays and Sundays, so a very, very small handful of people could opt to spend the whole weekend at Lynah a few times a season.
Opponent's women play Sunday in Ithaca, that can be a long bus ride home (Dartmouth, Harvard, Brown). OTOH, the team doesn't miss many Friday classes. I am having a hard time remembering how many Friday classes I had, but it may be remembering how many Friday pm classes I got to. Back in the day, the Cornell Sun played some touch football games at the Yale Princeton Dartmouth etcetera papers Saturday morning and I thought that took priority.

stereax

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Weder

Quote from: billhoward on June 17, 2026, 11:55:30 AM
Quote from: Weder on June 11, 2026, 02:29:12 PMIn ancient times, the ECAC scheduled women's conference games on Saturdays and Sundays, so a very, very small handful of people could opt to spend the whole weekend at Lynah a few times a season.
Opponent's women play Sunday in Ithaca, that can be a long bus ride home (Dartmouth, Harvard, Brown). OTOH, the team doesn't miss many Friday classes. I am having a hard time remembering how many Friday classes I had, but it may be remembering how many Friday pm classes I got to. Back in the day, the Cornell Sun played some touch football games at the Yale Princeton Dartmouth etcetera papers Saturday morning and I thought that took priority.

There was a brief period when Niagara and Maine were in the ECAC women's league at the same time. Talk about a bus ride!
3/8/96

David Harding

Quote from: stereax on June 17, 2026, 12:01:50 PMPWHL and Cornell-W article by the new beat reporters at the Sun.
I think that this article and the subsequent article on then outcome of the draft bode well for hockey coverage over the next couple of years. 

Weder

A couple nonconference series have been added to the opponents' schedules:

Oct. 23 at Boston College
Oct. 24 at Boston College
Jan. 1 at Penn State
Jan. 2 at Penn State
3/8/96

stereax

Women's Team Canada Development Camp roster is out.

Avi Adam, Piper Grober, and Ashley Messier made the cut.
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stereax

U-18 development camp also features Cornell commit Aurora Matt.

As per Eli Kwait, the new WHockey reporter, "Cornell commit Aurora Matt is a defenseman out of Toronto that put up 31 points (10g, 21a) in 39 GP in the OWHL and added 5 assists for Canada at the U-18 WJC."
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Weder

If I remember right, Grace Dwyer is on the  U.S. development camp roster. Apparently Avar and Bergmann were invited but are not attending so I hope those aren't any sort of injuries to be concerned about. Some committed players on the U-18 roster as well.
3/8/96

Weder

Incoming class officially announced. Looks like the roster should be at 24 this year -- 3 G, 7 D, 14 F
3/8/96

Jeff Hopkins '82

Quote from: Weder on Today at 11:00:06 AMIncoming class officially announced. Looks like the roster should be at 24 this year -- 3 G, 7 D, 14 F

Good.  Looks like we'll have a bit more depth this year.

scoop85

Quote from: Jeff Hopkins '82 on Today at 12:19:39 PM
Quote from: Weder on Today at 11:00:06 AMIncoming class officially announced. Looks like the roster should be at 24 this year -- 3 G, 7 D, 14 F

Good.  Looks like we'll have a bit more depth this year.

As has been mentioned plenty, lack of depth was our Achilles heal last season.