The Cornell Daily Sun (https://cornellsun.com/tag/womens_hockey/)
O’Neill was not the only Cornellian to make history Saturday night, as Browning, with her 14 saves on the night, moved into fifth place on Cornell’s all-time shutout list with nine.
The Red had a successful break, picking up three ECAC wins and preserving its unbeaten streak.
Despite playing on the road against two tough conference foes, the Red outscored its opponents, 9-2, over the weekend.
Cornell hockey took home half of the ECAC’s monthly accolades for November, winning Goaltender of the Month for both the men’s and women’s categories in addition to men’s Rookie of the Month.
Cornell is hoping to achieve its second sweep of the season against these two teams after earning a 1-0 win against Quinnipiac and a 3-1 win over Princeton at Lynah Rink in the first weekend of November.
After suffering a 3-1 defeat at the hands of the Buckeyes, the Red rebounded the next day, earning a 5-1 win.
Senior defenseman Jamie Bourbonnais notched four points in the win.
“It definitely gets a little challenging to stay focused when the score gets up so high,” Bourbonnais said after the game. “I think that was a good test for us to see if we were mentally strong enough to stay focused.”
At just 12 years old, Min Shin ’22 appeared on Korean national television declaring her dream to one day play for the Korean National Women’s Ice Hockey team. Now, seven years later, the Cornell sophomore can finally don the Korean jersey.
Cornell is 5-0-1 on the season after a three-point North Country road trip.