New Lines Give Big Red Even-Strength Pop
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The following article appeared in the February 18 issue of the Ithaca Journal.
By Brandon Thomas
ITHACA — When the season started, only one thing seemed
certain with the forward combinations used by the Cornell men's
hockey team: Riley Nash would center a line with Colin Greening on
the left wing. That's just the way it's always been since Nash
arrived on East Hill at the beginning of last season, and why
disrupt a connection with your two leading scorers?
Last weekend's games at Dartmouth and Harvard demonstrated
why.
With just one five-on-five goal in its last four games, the Big
Red shuffled the deck by taking Greening off Nash's line and
pairing him with Blake Gallagher and Joe Devin. And the results
were immediate.
Complete article can be accessed via the Journal Web site by clicking here.
