Regular Season Closes at Baker
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The following article appeared in the February 26 issue of the Daily Princetonian.
By Eric Dodds
Senior Writer
This is it — or might be it. Depending on the outcome of
this weekend’s games, the Class of 2010 — the
winningest class in the history of the men’s hockey program
— may be playing its final games at Baker Rink.
Princeton (11-13-3 overall, 7-11-2 ECAC Hockey) will square off
against perennial rival No. 5 Yale (16-8-6, 10-4-4) tonight before
taking on resurgent Brown (8-15-4, 6-10-4) on Saturday afternoon.
The Tigers are currently tied with the Bears for ninth place in the
ECAC Hockey standings, while the Elis sit in first.
To earn a home playoff series, the Orange and Black must jump to
at least eighth place in the league rankings. Both Princeton and
Brown have 16 points in conference play, while seventh-place
Quinnipiac has 18, and eighth-place Harvard has 17.
Complete article can be accessed via the Princetonian Web site by clicking here.
