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Junior Matt Buckles netted two goals in Cornell's 5-2 win over Ryerson. (Brittney Chew / News Photography Editor)
A Division I program, the Cornell men’s ice hockey team plays home games at Lynah Rink, competing in the ECAC Hockey conference. The team has won the Ivy League Title 22 times and the ECAC Tournament Championship 12 times.
With the 63rd pick, incoming freshman forward Matthew Stienburg went to the Colorado Avalanche. 117 picks later, the Vancouver Canucks selected freshman forward Jack Malone in the sixth round.
Cornell’s Frozen Four drought has grown to 16 years.
Follow live as Cornell looks to quiet the Providence fans despite serving as the home team this game.
With a win, Cornell can punch its ticket to the Frozen Four for the first time since 2003.
Next up: a date with Providence in the East Regional Finals with a spot to the Frozen Four on the line.
Even if you have been surprised by McGrath, Cornell sure isn’t.
Cornell looks to exorcise its demons of NCAA Tournaments past without its starting goalie.
A quick regroup for the men ahead of a do-or-die first round against Northeastern.
No stranger to adversity, Cornell will likely have to advance without All-American goaltender Matt Galajda.
Like it did in 2003, Cornell hopes the road to Buffalo goes through Providence.