General Women's Thread

scoop85

Ben

scoop85
With Cornell leading 2-0 midway through the 2nd, St. Lawrence scored a soft goal, and dominated the rest of the period, tying it late on the 2-on-0 break.

From Section B it looked like a great wrister to the top corner of the near post.

WICE was in control in the first, they got their forecheck going and kept the puck pretty well. As you said, SLU came back stronger in the second, and right before they tied I was thinking that if we could just get to the intermission with a one-goal lead, we'd be alright. 3rd was pretty even, but they keep coming through in the clutch.

I thought the first goal was soft given the sharp angle, but I couldn't really tell how it got into the net. Perhaps the SLU player deserves more credit than I thought.

If the angle is impossible then how can one fault the goalie? It was one of those throw it at the net moves that sometimes pays off. Wish I could lift the puck like that from any angle.

Cornell will meet Harvard (Sucks) Sunday at 1 pm for the ECAC championship.

Harvard defeated Clarkson 4-2.

LGR!!!

scoop85

Jim Hyla
Women win 4-2. Finals at 1 tomorrow.

Taylor Woods with the hat trick -- scored game winner on a re-direction of a beautiful Jenner feed with about 1:35 left.

Hat trick highlight reel: [www.facebook.com]

That pass from Jenner was a thing of beauty.

Tom Lento

scoop85

Jim Hyla
Women win 4-2. Finals at 1 tomorrow.

Taylor Woods with the hat trick -- scored game winner on a re-direction of a beautiful Jenner feed with about 1:35 left.

Hat trick highlight reel: [www.facebook.com]

That pass from Jenner was a thing of beauty.

Is there a way to see the video without joining Facebook?

JasonN95

Tom Lento

scoop85

Jim Hyla
Women win 4-2. Finals at 1 tomorrow.

Taylor Woods with the hat trick -- scored game winner on a re-direction of a beautiful Jenner feed with about 1:35 left.

Hat trick highlight reel: [www.facebook.com]

That pass from Jenner was a thing of beauty.

Is there a way to see the video without joining Facebook?

Perhaps someone can also find a version that doesn't require a computer.

Kyle Rose

JasonN95

Tom Lento

scoop85

Jim Hyla
Women win 4-2. Finals at 1 tomorrow.

Taylor Woods with the hat trick -- scored game winner on a re-direction of a beautiful Jenner feed with about 1:35 left.

Hat trick highlight reel: [www.facebook.com]

That pass from Jenner was a thing of beauty.

Is there a way to see the video without joining Facebook?

Perhaps someone can also find a version that doesn't require a computer.

Yeah, thanks, that was helpful.

If Facebook is the only conduit to get to the video, so be it. But if someone knows of a place where it resides outside of Facebook's clutches, I'd be appreciative if they shared.

JasonN95

Kyle Rose

JasonN95

Tom Lento

scoop85

Jim Hyla
Women win 4-2. Finals at 1 tomorrow.

Taylor Woods with the hat trick -- scored game winner on a re-direction of a beautiful Jenner feed with about 1:35 left.

Hat trick highlight reel: [www.facebook.com]

That pass from Jenner was a thing of beauty.

Is there a way to see the video without joining Facebook?

Perhaps someone can also find a version that doesn't require a computer.

Yeah, thanks, that was helpful.

If Facebook is the only conduit to get to the video, so be it. But if someone knows of a place where it resides outside of Facebook's clutches, I'd be appreciative if they shared.

Ditto.

Signed,
One of the dozen or so people not on Facebook

Rita

JasonN95

Kyle Rose

JasonN95

Tom Lento

scoop85

Jim Hyla
Women win 4-2. Finals at 1 tomorrow.

Taylor Woods with the hat trick -- scored game winner on a re-direction of a beautiful Jenner feed with about 1:35 left.

Hat trick highlight reel: [www.facebook.com]

That pass from Jenner was a thing of beauty.

Is there a way to see the video without joining Facebook?

Perhaps someone can also find a version that doesn't require a computer.

Yeah, thanks, that was helpful.

If Facebook is the only conduit to get to the video, so be it. But if someone knows of a place where it resides outside of Facebook's clutches, I'd be appreciative if they shared.

Ditto.

Signed,
One of the dozen or so people not on Facebook

Huh. I don't have an account, but can view the video just fine. Yes, I'd also prefer videos on more open sites since I'm sure it's a flip of a privacy switch away from the wall of the garden being raised, but in this case, I can watch it just by clicking on the link. Great quality, too.

You don't need an account to view the link.

The late 3rd period heroics continue...

RichH

Rita

JasonN95

Kyle Rose

JasonN95

Tom Lento

scoop85

Jim Hyla
Women win 4-2. Finals at 1 tomorrow.

Taylor Woods with the hat trick -- scored game winner on a re-direction of a beautiful Jenner feed with about 1:35 left.

Hat trick highlight reel: [www.facebook.com]

That pass from Jenner was a thing of beauty.

Is there a way to see the video without joining Facebook?

Perhaps someone can also find a version that doesn't require a computer.

Yeah, thanks, that was helpful.

If Facebook is the only conduit to get to the video, so be it. But if someone knows of a place where it resides outside of Facebook's clutches, I'd be appreciative if they shared.

Ditto.

Signed,
One of the dozen or so people not on Facebook

Huh. I don't have an account, but can view the video just fine. Yes, I'd also prefer videos on more open sites since I'm sure it's a flip of a privacy switch away from the wall of the garden being raised, but in this case, I can watch it just by clicking on the link. Great quality, too.

The video was posted by a page, not a person, so it's public. Generally speaking, the only way the page can make it private is to delete it. If you people want this up on Youtube or something you'll have to talk to the admin, maybe post to the page or comment on the video or something. It's an actual Facebook video, not a pass-through link, otherwise I would've posted that instead.

Kyle Rose

JasonN95

Tom Lento

scoop85

Jim Hyla
Women win 4-2. Finals at 1 tomorrow.

Taylor Woods with the hat trick -- scored game winner on a re-direction of a beautiful Jenner feed with about 1:35 left.

Hat trick highlight reel: [www.facebook.com]

That pass from Jenner was a thing of beauty.

Is there a way to see the video without joining Facebook?

Perhaps someone can also find a version that doesn't require a computer.

There appears to be some issue with logged-out viewing on mobile. I can play the video just fine when I'm logged in, but when I'm logged out attempting to play the video redirects me to the login page. Worse, logging in from that point takes me to a blank page, and I have to go back and reload the original video link to get things running. I'm using Safari on an iPhone, but I assume it's behaving similarly on other browser/device combos.

Kyle, were you hitting the login page on play? If you log in and then use the back button to return to the video it should work.

Attendance for the final: 2493

Not bad

Tom Lento
Kyle, were you hitting the login page on play? If you log in and then use the back button to return to the video it should work.

I didn't even click on the link. I was just being snarky about Jason's not having a Facebook account. (Yeah, I'd personally rather all these things were on Youtube myself for the same general reason I'd like to see Cornell pursue Youtube as a video distributor, but even if I had no desire to use Facebook as a social network I'd still have an account with all false information just to get access to stuff like this.)

Kyle Rose

Tom Lento
Kyle, were you hitting the login page on play? If you log in and then use the back button to return to the video it should work.

I didn't even click on the link. I was just being snarky about Jason's not having a Facebook account. (Yeah, I'd personally rather all these things were on Youtube myself for the same general reason I'd like to see Cornell pursue Youtube as a video distributor, but even if I had no desire to use Facebook as a social network I'd still have an account with all false information just to get access to stuff like this.)

Thank you Kyle for not snarking on me too . Anyways, just clicking on the link above and pressing the play arrow worked. There are also other video clips available for public viewing (click "back to album" including goals from the Colgate games.

Just in case someone might be interested in the score, Cornell women WINS it's third ECAC Ice Hockey Championship! Beats Harvard 2-1! Cornell Bigred Report

Trotsky
Attendance for the final: 2493

Not bad

Cornell women at home hosting Harvard did better than Princeton men hosting Cornell. I hope Cornell has a wide-angle arena photo of this for recruiting purposes.

Box score There were All-Name Team players in goal at both ends: Emerance Maschmeyer for the Harvard Crimson, Lauren Slebodnick for Cornell. Despite the popularity of the web, both names are still available as .com URLs.

Slebodnick and Maschmeyer would be a good law firm.

Larry72
Just in case someone might be interested in the score, Cornell women WINS it's third ECAC Ice Hockey Championship! Beats Harvard 2-1! Cornell Bigred Report

whoo hooo, excellent game!

Posted on the Awards Thread:

All-Tournament Team

Jenner (Jr)
Woods (Fr)
Rougeau (Sr)

Cornell gets Mercyhurst in the first round of NCAA's. Any reason why they don't follow the pairwise [www.uscho.com] in the selection ? North Dakota got in ahead of Wisconsin and Northeastern.

Edit: Apparently this already has a thread of its own: [elf.elynah.com]

Tom Lento

Kyle Rose

JasonN95

Tom Lento

scoop85

Jim Hyla
Women win 4-2. Finals at 1 tomorrow.

Taylor Woods with the hat trick -- scored game winner on a re-direction of a beautiful Jenner feed with about 1:35 left.

Hat trick highlight reel: [www.facebook.com]

That pass from Jenner was a thing of beauty.

Is there a way to see the video without joining Facebook?

Perhaps someone can also find a version that doesn't require a computer.

There appears to be some issue with logged-out viewing on mobile. I can play the video just fine when I'm logged in, but when I'm logged out attempting to play the video redirects me to the login page. Worse, logging in from that point takes me to a blank page, and I have to go back and reload the original video link to get things running. I'm using Safari on an iPhone, but I assume it's behaving similarly on other browser/device combos.

Kyle, were you hitting the login page on play? If you log in and then use the back button to return to the video it should work.

Tom, that was the problem. I was trying to access it on my iPhone and the mobile version of the page insists that you log in. Clicking the link from my notebook works just fine. My resistance to Facebook's siren song lasts a little longer.

USCHO review of upcoming tournament.

Goal with 1:13 to go puts women into a real hole, down 3-2.

Al DeFlorio
Goal with 1:13 to go puts women into a real hole, down 3-2.

Blergh.

Al DeFlorio
Goal with 1:13 to go puts women into a real hole, down 3-2.

What hole? Let's Go Red!

Tying goal with the extra attacker, 19:04. 3-3, going to OT.

Greenberg '97

Al DeFlorio
Goal with 1:13 to go puts women into a real hole, down 3-2.

What hole? Let's Go Red!

Cardiac kids come back.

Wow

Greenberg '97

Al DeFlorio
Goal with 1:13 to go puts women into a real hole, down 3-2.

What hole? Let's Go Red!

Tying goal with the extra attacker, 19:04. 3-3, going to OT.

Unblergh!

You guys want chat?

ugarte

Greenberg '97

Al DeFlorio
Goal with 1:13 to go puts women into a real hole, down 3-2.

What hole? Let's Go Red!

Tying goal with the extra attacker, 19:04. 3-3, going to OT.

Unblergh!

WICE is the greatest

Jim Hyla
You guys want chat?

Always afraid the chat is faster than the feed. Can't take that chance.

And that's that. Back to work.

Another disappointing end for this group.

As I was saying, blergh.

So to tell, they lose 4-3 in OT. Tried too often for end of game heroics. Almost did it again, however. Now it's up to the men. LGR

Jim Hyla
So to tell, they lose 4-3 in OT. Tried too often for end of game heroics. Almost did it again, however. Now it's up to the men. LGR

Wasn't able to watch, but too much reliance on late-game heroics was bound to catch up with them sooner or later. But another fine season to be celebrated.

Thank you to the Senior Women for four years of exciting hockey! LGR

         All Games       ECAC
2010   21 -  9 - 6    14 - 2 - 6   ECAC Champions
2011   31 -  3 - 1    20 - 1 - 1   ECAC Champions
2012   30 -  5 - 0    20 - 2 - 0
2013   27 -  6 - 1    18 - 3 - 1   ECAC Champions

All   109 - 23 - 8    72 - 8 - 8

Not too shabby.

Trotsky

         All Games       ECAC
2010   21 -  9 - 6    14 - 2 - 6   ECAC Champions
2011   31 -  3 - 1    20 - 1 - 1   ECAC Champions
2012   30 -  5 - 0    20 - 2 - 0
2013   27 -  6 - 1    18 - 3 - 1   ECAC Champions

All   109 - 23 - 8    72 - 8 - 8

Not too shabby.

Fricken awesome!

That was a heck of a ride the last month of the season. This senior class accomplished a lot and will be missed a lot. Don't know if it's too early to look ahead, but next season's roster could look very different depending on how far certain players make it in the Olympic tryouts.

Most gutting game I've seen at Lynah. Not quite the worst possible last game as a student, but very close. They could have won 4-1, Saulnier was flying in the first, and Rougeau nearly made lightning strike twice at the end. I think Slebodnick was the saddest athlete I've ever seen after letting in the last goal. Next year is going to be tough, losing the top D-pair to graduation and probably Gagliardi, Jenner, Saulnier, and Poudrier to the Olympics. Fulton, Leck, Woods, and Brown will have to step up on the offensive side. Really, really disappointing that none of the great teams of the last four years could win a national title. Proud to have watched some of the best Cornell WICErs, though. (Sorry for the rambling, I guess I need a few days to digest the game and the season.)

If you want to see a team you can be really proud of watch this interview:

[www.youtube.com]

A class act that makes you proud to be a Cornellian

Towerroad

Trotsky

         All Games       ECAC
2010   21 -  9 - 6    14 - 2 - 6   ECAC Champions
2011   31 -  3 - 1    20 - 1 - 1   ECAC Champions
2012   30 -  5 - 0    20 - 2 - 0
2013   27 -  6 - 1    18 - 3 - 1   ECAC Champions

All   109 - 23 - 8    72 - 8 - 8

Not too shabby.

Fricken awesome!

Wow. It's even more impressive when you consider where the program had been a few years earlier.

Jenner, Fortino, Rougeau (and Johnston) are on the Team Canada roster for the World Championship next month in Ottawa.
News release
Roster

Ben
Most gutting game I've seen at Lynah. Not quite the worst possible last game as a student, but very close. They could have won 4-1, Saulnier was flying in the first, and Rougeau nearly made lightning strike twice at the end. I think Slebodnick was the saddest athlete I've ever seen after letting in the last goal. Next year is going to be tough, losing the top D-pair to graduation and probably Gagliardi, Jenner, Saulnier, and Poudrier to the Olympics. Fulton, Leck, Woods, and Brown will have to step up on the offensive side. Really, really disappointing that none of the great teams of the last four years could win a national title. Proud to have watched some of the best Cornell WICErs, though. (Sorry for the rambling, I guess I need a few days to digest the game and the season.)

I'd be surprised if they lose anyone to the Olympics, other than Jenner.

Weder
Jenner, Fortino, Rougeau (and Johnston) are on the Team Canada roster for the World Championship next month in Ottawa.
News release
Roster

It'll be interesting to see if any other Cornell players get added to that mix. There are only 6 players born '90 or after (Cornell has three of them).

Minnesota wins their second consecutive national title, beating BU 6-3. 41-0-0.

Ben
Minnesota wins their second consecutive national title, beating BU 6-3. 41-0-0.

Our pep band is better, though!

So now the women of the ECAC are doing it.

Jim Hyla
So now the women of the ECAC are doing it.

We need to start a "One more game on Beebe Lake" movement.

Trotsky

Jim Hyla
So now the women of the ECAC are doing it.

We need to start a "One more game on Beebe Lake" movement.

pond2.jpg

Just what I was thinking

Gagliardi gets to US selection camp.

Sun Female Athlete of the Year: Laura Fortino

This season's team award winners.

Gagliardi and Campbell will be the co-captains next season.

Why in the the tag line for the Hockey Forum do we still put "and women's" in parentheses? Women's hockey should no longer appear to be an afterthought. How about just Discussions about Cornell hockey?

George64
Why in the the tag line for the Hockey Forum do we still put "and women's" in parentheses?

Obviously because most of us are still primarily (or solely) interested in men's hockey.

Compromise: put "men's and women's" in parens. I.e. Discussions about Cornell (Men's and Women's) Hockey.

That way the women aren't as much of an afterthought and for newbies (or troglodytes ) it still makes it clear that the discussion includes both teams, not just the men.

LOL. Why change a culture when you can just change a label?

Trotsky

George64
Why in the the tag line for the Hockey Forum do we still put "and women's" in parentheses?

Obviously because most of us are still primarily (or solely) interested in men's hockey.

And without the label women's hockey posts would liely end up in "Other Sports" as a result.

The use of the word "still" (not to mention "troglodyte" rankles though. There are demonstrable differences between the men's and women's game and it's perfectly reasonable for fans to prefer one to the other. It's not a question of prejudice.

Actually it's because there were briefly separate fora and it's just a reminder that both are here now. But if your panties are a-bunching I'll change it.

KeithK

Trotsky

George64
Why in the the tag line for the Hockey Forum do we still put "and women's" in parentheses?

Obviously because most of us are still primarily (or solely) interested in men's hockey.

And without the label women's hockey posts would liely end up in "Other Sports" as a result.

The use of the word "still" (not to mention "troglodyte" rankles though. There are demonstrable differences between the men's and women's game and it's perfectly reasonable for fans to prefer one to the other. It's not a question of prejudice.

I wasn't saying it was a question of prejudice for everyone who's not interested in women's hockey. Someone who isn't interested in women's hockey may simply not be interested in women's hockey. No more no less. It's just like someone who isn't really interested in basketball.

But there may still be some people who would think that women's hockey isn't deserving of the respect of those who do enjoy it. Those people are the troglodytes.

Jeff Hopkins '82

KeithK

Trotsky

George64
Why in the the tag line for the Hockey Forum do we still put "and women's" in parentheses?

Obviously because most of us are still primarily (or solely) interested in men's hockey.

And without the label women's hockey posts would liely end up in "Other Sports" as a result.

The use of the word "still" (not to mention "troglodyte" rankles though. There are demonstrable differences between the men's and women's game and it's perfectly reasonable for fans to prefer one to the other. It's not a question of prejudice.

I wasn't saying it was a question of prejudice for everyone who's not interested in women's hockey. Someone who isn't interested in women's hockey may simply not be interested in women's hockey. No more no less. It's just like someone who isn't really interested in basketball.

But there may still be some people who would think that women's hockey isn't deserving of the respect of those who do enjoy it. Those people are the troglodytes.

Fair enough. I was feeling grumpy this morning.

KeithK

Jeff Hopkins '82

KeithK

Trotsky

George64
Why in the the tag line for the Hockey Forum do we still put "and women's" in parentheses?

Obviously because most of us are still primarily (or solely) interested in men's hockey.

And without the label women's hockey posts would liely end up in "Other Sports" as a result.

The use of the word "still" (not to mention "troglodyte" rankles though. There are demonstrable differences between the men's and women's game and it's perfectly reasonable for fans to prefer one to the other. It's not a question of prejudice.

I wasn't saying it was a question of prejudice for everyone who's not interested in women's hockey. Someone who isn't interested in women's hockey may simply not be interested in women's hockey. No more no less. It's just like someone who isn't really interested in basketball.

But there may still be some people who would think that women's hockey isn't deserving of the respect of those who do enjoy it. Those people are the troglodytes.

Fair enough. I was feeling grumpy this morning.

There's a Snow White joke in there somewhere.

Jeff Hopkins '82
There's a Snow White joke in there somewhere.

And... scene.

Very nice.

Trotsky
LOL. Why change a culture when you can just change a label?

Why wank away? Changing the label is a positive step in changing the culture. And I have no real non-alumni-pride interest in women's hockey.

ugarte
Why wank away?

Heck, why NOT?!

Trotsky

ugarte
Why wank away?

Heck, why NOT?!

Jerk.

marty

Trotsky

ugarte
Why wank away?

Heck, why NOT?!

Jerk.

Typical.

Trotsky

marty

Trotsky

ugarte
Why wank away?

Heck, why NOT?!

Jerk.

Typical.

I think the proper response in this case would have been "off."

Jeff Hopkins '82

Trotsky

marty

Trotsky

ugarte
Why wank away?

Heck, why NOT?!

Jerk.

Typical.

I think the proper response in this case would have been "off."

Canonical > appurtenant

Trotsky

Jeff Hopkins '82

Trotsky

marty

Trotsky

ugarte
Why wank away?

Heck, why NOT?!

Jerk.

Typical.

I think the proper response in this case would have been "off."

Canonical > appurtenant

It all depends on which canon you subscribe to.

Jeff Hopkins '82

Trotsky

Jeff Hopkins '82

Trotsky

marty

Trotsky

ugarte
Why wank away?

Heck, why NOT?!

Jerk.

Typical.

I think the proper response in this case would have been "off."

Canonical > appurtenant

It all depends on which canon you subscribe to.

Relativist

Trotsky

Jeff Hopkins '82

Trotsky

Jeff Hopkins '82

Trotsky

marty

Trotsky

ugarte
Why wank away?

Heck, why NOT?!

Jerk.

Typical.

I think the proper response in this case would have been "off."

Canonical > appurtenant

It all depends on which canon you subscribe to.

Relativist

Typical

Six incoming freshmen for women's hockey team.

ACM
Six incoming freshmen for women's hockey team.

Wow, a 6 foot tall goalie! I wonder if she leans on her stick like Dryden

Jeff Hopkins '82

ACM
Six incoming freshmen for women's hockey team.

Wow, a 6 foot tall goalie! I wonder if she leans on her stick like Dryden

Based on her bio she could probably be third string on the men's team.

Trotsky

Jeff Hopkins '82

ACM
Six incoming freshmen for women's hockey team.

Wow, a 6 foot tall goalie! I wonder if she leans on her stick like Dryden

Based on her bio she could probably be third string on the men's team.

Based on Schafer's track record, *I* could be third string goalie on the men's team.

And I can barely skate.

Robb

Trotsky

Jeff Hopkins '82

ACM
Six incoming freshmen for women's hockey team.

Wow, a 6 foot tall goalie! I wonder if she leans on her stick like Dryden

Based on her bio she could probably be third string on the men's team.

Based on Schafer's track record, *I* could be third string goalie on the men's team.

And I can barely skate.

You just want to play in the Red-White game.

The 2013-14 regular-season schedule is out.

Nonconference opponents are Northeastern (2 home), Boston College (2 home), Syracuse (road) and Mercyhurst (2 road).

cbuckser

Towerroad

Trotsky

         All Games       ECAC
2010   21 -  9 - 6    14 - 2 - 6   ECAC Champions
2011   31 -  3 - 1    20 - 1 - 1   ECAC Champions
2012   30 -  5 - 0    20 - 2 - 0
2013   27 -  6 - 1    18 - 3 - 1   ECAC Champions

All   109 - 23 - 8    72 - 8 - 8

Not too shabby.

Fricken awesome!

Wow. It's even more impressive when you consider where the program had been a few years earlier.

OK, so let's show our support!

Donate

IJ on Gagliardi.

Via ECAC, Canada's National Women's Development Team Selection Camp for Under 22.

From CU:

Hayleigh Cudmore
Cassandra Poudrier
Jill Saulnier
Taylor Woods

Invited, but unable to attend

Jessica Campbell

Jim Hyla
Via ECAC, Canada's National Women's Development Team Selection Camp for Under 22.

From CU:

Hayleigh Cudmore
Cassandra Poudrier
Jill Saulnier
Taylor Woods

Invited, but unable to attend

Jessica Campbell

In addition, incoming frosh Hanna Bunton will be there.

Rougeau picked in Canadian Women's Hockey League (CWHL) Draft.