Men's Hockey
Men’s Hockey Earns No. 2 Ranking After 6th Straight Win
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The new ranking comes after the Red’s first sweep in the North Country since 2005.
Men's Hockey
No. 3 Cornell Blows Out St. Lawrence, Completes First Sweep in North Country Since 2005
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The Red was tied with the Saints through the first 30 minutes, but two scoring flurries turned a close game into a blowout win.
Men's Hockey
Live Blog: Men’s Hockey Looks for North Country Sweep Against St. Lawrence
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The Red is coming off an impressive 4-2 victory over Clarkson on Friday.
Men's Hockey
No. 3 Cornell Pulls Off Victory Over No. 7 Clarkson in 3rd Period, Stays Undefeated
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Clarkson was able to avoid Cornell’s lethal power-play unit until the final 10 minutes of the game. The Red came into the contest with a 40% conversion rate on the man advantage — it exited with that number at a prolific 43% after the winning goal came from Donaldson.
Men's Hockey
Live Blog: Men’s Hockey Takes on Clarkson in ECAC Championship Rematch
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The Red looks for revenge as it takes on the team that stole the Whitelaw Cup from its grasp last March.
Men's Hockey
North Country Road Trip Promises No. 3 Men’s Hockey Its Greatest Challenge of Season, Chance at Redemption
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The Red seems to be rounding into form ahead of a pivotal pair of ECAC matchups.
Men's Hockey
Barron’s Hat Trick Leads No. 4 Men’s Hockey to Blowout Win Over Yale
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The drama-filled 6-2 win brought No. 4 Cornell men’s hockey to 4-0 on the season and featured various scrums, Cornell going 2-for-5 on the power play and the ejection of Yale’s Curtis Hall for a dirty hit on junior forward Tristan Mullin.
Men's Hockey
Live Blog: No. 4 Men’s Hockey Takes On Yale
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Follow live as the 3-0 Red hosts the Bulldogs.
Men's Hockey
Early Season Health and Plentiful Talent Present the Best Kind of Problem For Men’s Hockey
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An undefeated Cornell team has a good kind of problem: With lots of players who can contribute, who’s the odd man out?
Men's Hockey
Men’s Hockey Defeats Brown in ECAC Opener
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Once the Red found its groove after scoring two goals in the second period, the outcome was evident. By the end of the night, Cornell overwhelmed the Bears, finishing with a 32-14 edge in shots on goal.