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Junior Matt Buckles netted two goals in Cornell's 5-2 win over Ryerson. (Brittney Chew / News Photography Editor)
Junior forward Ben Berard recorded both of Cornell’s goals, striking in the second period and in overtime to lead the Red in a big upset of top-ranked Quinnipiac.
Cornell never recovered from a few bad breaks and missed opportunities in the first period and suffered its first loss at Lynah since March 15, 2019.
After two months away, No. 8 Cornell returns to Lynah Rink for a game with Princeton and a showdown with top-ranked Quinnipiac.
Cornell earned a 3-0 win over Yale for the second time this season in the Red’s return to ECAC play.
Cornell rode a strong performance by freshman goaltender Ian Shane to complete a two-game sweep of No. 5 North Dakota.
Trailing by two with 12 minutes to play, No. 14 Cornell scored three times in a five minute stretch to complete a comeback victory on the road against No. 5 North Dakota.
After falling behind, 3-0, in the first period, the Red was unable to complete a comeback despite strong performances by Brenden Locke and Ian Shane.
A weak second period by the Red and three unanswered goals by Arizona State led to a 5-2 defeat at the hands of the Sun Devils in the first of a two game series in Tempe, Arizona.
After a four-week hiatus, No. 9 men’s hockey will return to the ice for a two-game series against Arizona State University in Tempe, Arizona.
After leading 4-0 after 55 minutes, a dramatic collapse cost Cornell a road victory against No. 19 Clarkson.