Cornell to Honor Seniors, Former Greats
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The following article appeared in the February 26 issue of the Cornell Daily Sun.
By Jill Mendelsohn
After a split weekend, the No. 9 men’s hockey is looking to
rebound as it faces one of its most grueling and emotional weekends
–– its final two games of the regular season. With both
teams tied for second place in the ECAC standings, Cornell faces
off against Union tonight. Tomorrow, Rensselaer comes to town with
a determined presence, as the Engineers are vying for a first-round
bye for playoffs.
“We have two games: one game [today], which we are focusing
on. After that, we have [tomorrorw’s] game. The rest of the
stuff should be put on the back burner … it’s just a
bonus,” said senior co-captain Colin Greening. Bittersweet:
Like its basketball team counterparts, the men’s hockey team
will also honor its senior class tomorrow night at Lynah Rink. -
By: Dan SalisburyBittersweet: Like its basketball team
counterparts, the men’s hockey team will also honor its
senior class tomorrow night at Lynah Rink. - By: Dan Salisbury
Having played five games in the last eight days, the Red (16-8-3,
13-5-2 ECAC) is in a better position knowing that it has a break
from action next week, after securing a first-round bye into the
quarterfinals of the ECAC Hockey playoffs. In addition, the Red has
secured home ice for its first playoff round, which will definitely
abet the squad.
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