Men's Hockey
Men’s And Women’s Hockey Both Ranked No. 1 in Final USCHO Polls
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While the men’s and women’s teams saw their runs in the postseason cut short, they both achieved the end-of-season No. 1 ranking for their efforts throughout the year.
Men's Hockey
Morgan Barron Named ECAC Men’s Hockey’s Player of the Year
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Morgan Barron led the team with 32 points and was one of the league’s top two-way forwards.
Men's Hockey
Schafer Named ECAC Men’s Hockey Coach of the Year for 5th Time
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The award is bittersweet for a coach who was just recently looking to skipper one of the best Cornell teams in recent memory deep into the NCAA Tournament. But with the national tourney’s cancellation last Thursday, the top-ranked team’s promising season came to a screeching halt.
Men's Hockey
Men’s Hockey’s Green Earns ECAC’s Best Defensive Defenseman Award
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Junior Alex Green played in all 29 games and posted a plus-19 rating.
Men's Hockey
Men’s Hockey’s Barron Named Finalist for Hobey Baker Award
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Barron led Cornell in scoring, with 32 points on 14 goals and 18 assists.
Men's Hockey
Four Men’s Hockey Players Earn All-ECAC Honors
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Morgan Barron and Yanni Kaldis were named to the first team while Matt Galajda and Alex Green earned third-team honors.
Sports
After Heartbreaking End to Seasons, a Reminder of Student Athletes’ Commitment
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The sudden shift from pre-March Madness excitement to a sports-less spring — heartbreaking for players and fans around the country — is nobody’s top concern right now. The NCAA and pro sports leagues are 100 percent right to shut down.
COVID-19
Schafer ’86: ‘Nothing Has Been More Painful’ in 34 Years of Coaching
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“It was very difficult to speak to our team and watch young men cry as their chance of achieving their dreams had disappeared,” Schafer wrote.
coronavirus
NCAA Cancels Hockey Tournaments, Ending Top-Ranked Cornell Hockey Teams’ Seasons
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Cornell’s hockey teams were both ranked No. 1 in the country.
Men's Hockey
ECAC Hockey Cancels Conference Tournament
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Cornell men’s hockey was initially scheduled to take on Princeton in the ECAC quarterfinals, but received a bid to Lake Placid after Harvard and Yale pulled out of the tournament.