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A Look at the State of the ECAC as No. 5 Women’s Hockey Readies for Crucial Weekend
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The biggest weekend of the regular season in women’s college hockey is here.
The Cornell Daily Sun (https://cornellsun.com/category/sports/page/2/)
The biggest weekend of the regular season in women’s college hockey is here.
“[Records] seem [to be] going right out the window. Everybody’s splitting right now, and it’s really, really close,” Schafer said.
The future of field hockey is unknown with the team having no home field to play on this upcoming fall season.
Six new freshmen have new energy and excitement to add to the team.
Men’s and women’s swim and dive traveled to Brown in their final interleague meet of the season, taking home a victory with a score of 152 to 148.
Against Harvard (0-4, 0-1 Ivy), the Red posted a score of 39-3, and against Brown (1-4, 0-1 Ivy), it delivered another decisive victory, finishing 35-3.
After a tough loss to Brown on Martin Luther King Jr. Day, men’s basketball (11-6, 3-1 Ivy) secured a crucial victory against Princeton (14-5, 3-1 Ivy) on Saturday night at the historic Jadwin Gymnasium.
A week after Engels earned the team’s first Ivy League honor, the Red saw significant improvement from previous matches despite a 62-54 loss to the Tigers.
“I’m proud of our team in the way that [they] recovered from the start of the season and then played really consistently over the past two months.”
Senior forward Kyle Penney, senior forward Jack O’Leary and sophomore defenseman Hoyt Stanley were given disqualifications and will be forced to sit out for the next game.