Chance to Rebound vs. Robert Morris
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The following article appeared in the January 16 issue of the Daily Princetonian.
By Zach Kwartler
Senior Writer
As finals have begun, the Princeton men’s hockey team is
now getting some much-needed rest before its next game. After
suffering three straight losses on home ice, Princeton (13-5-0
overall, 8-4-0 ECAC Hockey) looks to rebound in its
out-of-conference showdown against Robert Morris (4-11-4) at Baker
Rink on Jan. 26.
“We were absolutely tired [during the last two games against
Union and Rensselaer],” head coach Guy Gadowsky said.
“Some of it was beyond our control in the fact that we
don’t have enough healthy bodies to put out a full long.
There were a lot of guys double-shifting, and, to play the way we
play, double-shifting is difficult.”
In fact, the Tigers have not had enough forwards to make four
offensive lines for the last two games. Still, following the losses
to Union and RPI, the team has almost two weeks off to focus on
exams and return to full health. The upcoming game against Robert
Morris will be the Tigers’ only chance to show that they have
regained their early-season form before the last series of
conference games kicks off the following weekend.
Complete article can be accessed via the Princetonian Web site by clicking here.
