Cornell 5 Niagara 3 (Saturday; final)

[mjc]

score...kindret

[Jordan 04]

Kindret!  Wraparound.  2-1!  Great to see the freshmen getting it done tonight...

[Trotsky]

2 09:55 Cor Kindret 2 (Kennedy 3)

March of the Freshmen!  (Or at least, the November of the Freshmen...)

[Rita]

7:35 left in the 2nd

[mjc]

Cornell back on pp...interference against???

[Trotsky]

Penalty was on Armando Scarlato, a time-honored hockey name.

[Oat]

time-honored hockey name? i don't get it..  B-]  ::twitch::

[mjc]

Score Kennedy (Sasha)...

[Trotsky]

I keeeed.  I keeeed.

[Trotsky]

2 14:56 Cor pp   Kennedy 1 (Pokulok 2)

[Trotsky]

Cornell pp #4 coming up.

[Trotsky]

Freshmen scoring so far this weekend:

Kindret 2-0
Kennedy 1-3
Seminoff 0-1
Mugford 0-1
Barlow 1-0
Davenport 0-1

Total 3-6

[Trotsky]

N kills the pp.

[andyw2100]

The radio announcer made it sound like the Niagara player who may have deflected the third Cornell goal into the net was arguing that his own stick was too high, so that the goal should not have counted. Is that how the rule works? I mean, if Moulson takes a shot from the faceoff circle that hits an opposing player's stick held well above his waist (or whatever the designated point for a high-stick is) and the puck goes in the net, does that goal get waved off?

I know it does if the deflection is by the scoring team (NCAA semis--Buffalo, 2003, as a case in point), but if it's the opposing team's high stick?

Someone enlighten me please.
                                            Andy W.

[mjc]

End 2nd