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Cornell regrouped and talked things over prior to starting the second quarter. What resulted was an absolute goal-fest. Cornell scored seven goals to take a 9-7 lead at the end of the half.
Cornell will await its NCAA Tournament fate — the 16-team field is set to be announced on Sunday.
Cornell’s 10 All-Ivy selections are its most since 1987.
Clarke Petterson’s efforts ensured that this senior day would be a memorable one for him and his 11 classmates, who played what was likely their final game at Schoellkopf.
A win next weekend will send Cornell back to the Ivy League Tournament.
Cornell’s second straight high-quality defensive effort gave the Red a win against nationally-ranked Notre Dame.
After a midweek road loss to Syracuse, Cornell takes on another heavyweight on Sunday.
With two crucial conference victories against unranked squads in its rearview, Cornell will now face yet another test: consecutive visits to No. 9 Syracuse and No. 10 Notre Dame. The two games will be second and third in a span of four straight before closing its season at home.
Four goaltenders and several reserves saw playing time for Cornell in an easy win.
Cornell at one point cut its deficit to one goal, but the Red couldn’t get past the Bulldogs.