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Records and History 1967 National Champions – 27-1-1 Overall 1966-67 Results (27-1-1 Overall, 18-1-1 ECAC) N 24 McMaster W 14-2 19 Colgate W 10-2 1 at ECAC Holiday Tournament - , 26 at Rensselaer W 7-2 F 1 at Boston W 3-2 Mass. () 29 at Clarkson W 3-2 ot 4 Western W 3-1 2 at Boston Arena Christmas Tournament D 3 Guelph W 6-1 9 at Princeton W 3-1 - Boston, Mass. (Mathews Arena) 6 St. Lawrence W 8-0 11 at Dartmouth W 7-0 3 ECAC Tournament Quarterfinal 10 at Yale W 5-3 18 at Brown W 4-2 - Ithaca, N.Y. 16 vs. Northeastern1 W 9-1 22 at Harvard W 4-1 4 at ECAC Tournament Semifinal - Boston, 17 vs. Michigan State1 W 3-2 25 Dartmouth W 6-1 Mass. (Boston Garden)

General Information General 20 Harvard W 4-3 M 4 Princeton W 5-1 5 at ECAC Tournament Championship 28 vs. Northeastern2 W 4-2 7 Brown3 W 11-2 - Boston, Mass. (Boston Garden) 29 vs. Harvard2 W 4-1 9 vs. Boston College4 W 12-2 6 at NCAA Semifinal - Syracuse, N.Y. (War 30 vs. Boston Univ.2 T 3-3 2ot 11 vs. Boston University5 W 4-3 Memorial) J 7 Yale L 3-4 ot 16 vs. North Dakota6 W 1-0 7 at NCAA Championship - Syracuse, N.Y. 11 at Colgate W 8-0 18 vs. Boston University7 W 4-1 (War Memorial) 14 Brown W 6-1 National Championship - Cornell 4, 1 March 18, 1967 • Syracuse, N.Y. 1966-67 Roster BOSTON U. 0 1 0 — 1 10 Althouse, Paul (D, Sr.) 7 Ferguson, Douglas (C, Sr.) 21 Pattison, Bruce (D, So.)

Coaches and StaffCoaches 16 Cornell, Brian (W, So.) 5 Ferguson, Robert (W, Sr.) 1 Quarrie, David (G, Sr.) CORNELL 2 1 1 — 4 17 Coviello, Ted (C, So.) Gately, James (D, Jr.) Smith, Kennedy (W, So.) First Period—C: Kinasewich (Death, Stanowski), 1:26; C: Stanowski (Dave Ferguson, Orr), ppg, 18:55. 11 Crowley, Andrew (W, Jr.) 14 Kinasewich, Robert (W/D, Sr.) 3 Stanowski, Walter (D, Jr.) Penalties: Coviello, CU (tripping), 1:52; Pattison, CU (hooking), 11:08; Parker, BU (hooking), 17:40. 6 Currie, Wayne (W, Sr.) Kostandoff, Thomas (D, So.) 1 Swan, George (G, So.) Second Period—C: Doug Ferguson (Dave Ferguson), ppg, 12:41; BU: Sobeski (Quinn, Bassi), 12:53. Penal- 18 Death, Murray (C/W, Sr.) McGlashan, Terrence (D, Sr.) 2 Taverner, James (D, So.) ties: Kinasewich, CU (leaving feet to play puck), 2:01; Orr, CU (tripping), 3:38; Sobeski, BU (interference), 8 Doran, Michael (W, Sr.) 15 McGuinn, Robert (W, So.) 9 Tufford, Peter (C, So.) 6:50; Cooke, BU (charging), 12:12; Althouse, CU (hooking), 14:37; Doran, CU (cross-checking), 15:29; Bassi, 1 Dryden, Kenneth (G, So.) 20 McNaught, Albert (W, Jr.) Wakeman, Richard (D, So.) BU (tripping), 17:32. 12 Ferguson, David (W, Sr.) 19 Orr, Harry (D, Sr.) 4 Watkinson, Murray (D, So.) Third Period—C: McGuinn (Coviello, Stanowski), 10:12. Penalties: Orr, CU (spearing), 3:09; Bassi, BU (cross- Head Coach: checking), 8:10; Orr, CU (interference), 15:27; Dave Ferguson, CU (high-sticking), 17:02; Dave Ferguson, CU Co-Captains: Murray Death and David Ferguson (fighting major-DQ), 17:02; Riley, BU (high-sticking), 17:02; Parker, BU (roughing), 17:02. Assistant : Doug Ferguson Goalies: BU: Ryan - 41 saves; C: Dryden - 32 saves Meet The Big Red Officials: Threadgold, Riley Atten.: 6,571

1970 National Champions – 29-0-0 Overall 1969-70 Results (29-0-0 Overall, 21-0-0 ECAC) N 22 Western Ontario W 8-2 F 3 Colgate W 5-2 1 at ECAC Holiday Tournament - New York, 29 Guelph W 4-1 7 Brown W 5-1 N.Y. ( IV) D 2 Rensselaer W 8-2 14 W 5-3 2 at Syracuse Invitation Tournament 6 at Brown W 5-4 ot 18 vs. Penn3 W 11-1 - Syracuse, N.Y. (War Memorial)

2008-09 Opponents 9 at Boston University W 5-3 21 at Dartmouth W 3-2 3 at Cherry Hill Arena - Cherry Hill, N.J. 13 Yale W 8-1 25 Harvard W 9-3 4 ECAC Tournament Quarterfinal 17 at St. Lawrence W 7-0 28 Penn W 7-3 - Ithaca, N.Y. 22 vs. Rensselaer1 W 9-0 M 4 Dartmouth W 14-0 5 at ECAC Tournament Semifinal - Boston, 23 vs. St. Lawrence1 W 7-2 7 at Princeton W 11-5 Mass. (Boston Garden) J 2 vs. Boston University2 W 4-1 10 St. Lawrence4 W 6-1 6 at ECAC Tournament Championship 3 vs. Colgate2 W 5-3 13 vs. Harvard5 W 6-5 - Boston, Mass. (Boston Garden) 10 at Harvard W 3-1 14 vs. Clarkson6 W 3-2 7 at NCAA Semifinal - Lake Placid, N.Y. 24 at W 2-1 19 vs. Wisconsin7 W 2-1 (Jack Shea Olympic Arena) 28 Princeton W 7-1 21 vs. Clarkson8 W 6-4 8 at NCAA Championship - Lake Placid, N.Y. 31 at Yale W 4-1 (Jack Shea Olympic Arena) 2007-08 In Review 1969-70 Roster National Championship - Cornell 6, Clarkson 4 8 Aitchison, Robert (W, Jr.) Fullan, Richard (D, Sr.) 5 Perras, Bill (D, Jr.) March 21, 1970 • Lake Placid, N.Y. 17 Ambis, Edward (C/W, So.) 15 Giuliani, Steve (D, Sr.) 7 Pettit, Kevin (W, Jr.) CLARKSON 2 1 1 — 4 19 Bertrand, Richard (W, Sr.) 12 Higgs, James (D, So.) 6 Ryan, Garth (W, Sr.) CORNELL 2 1 3 — 6 11 Brush, Craig (C, So.) 21 Hughes, John (C, Sr.) 1 Rule, Robert (G, Jr.) First Period—Clk: St. Jean (Kemp, Magnusson), :20; Cor: Fullan (Giuliani), 4:22; Cor: Ryan (unassisted), 1 Cropper, Brian (G, Jr.) 14 Lodboa, Daniel (D, Sr.) 2 Simpson, Ronald (D, So.) ppg, 11:22; Clk: Kemp (St. Jean, Magnusson), ppg, 17:27. Penalties: LaChance, Clk. (tripping), 9:54; Westner, 3 Davis, Mark (D, So.) 4 Lowe, Gordon (D, Sr.) 10 Stewart, Douglas (W, So.) Cor. (tripping), 11:34; Ryan, Cor.l (high-sticking), 16:58; Simpson, Cor. (tripping), 17:14. 16 Duthie, William (W/C, Jr.) 9 McCutcheon, Brian (C/W, Jr.) 20 Westner, David (W, So.) Second Period—Clk: O’Flaherty (Halme, Maki), 3:14; Cor: Westner (Fullan, Ryan), 13:31. Penalties: 18 Fullan, Lawrence (C, So.) 22 Orr, Ian (D, Sr.) Lewis, Clk. (cross-checking), 5:37; Maki, Clk. (tripping), 7:32; Aitchison, Cor. (tripping), 17:50; Lodboa, Head Coach: Ned Harkness Cor. (tripping), 19:44. Records and HistoryRecords Tri-Captains: Richard Bertrand, John Hughes, Daniel Lodboa Third Period—Cor: Lodboa (McCutcheon, Giuliani), ppg, 5:03; Cor: Lodboa (unassisted), shg, 7:58; Cor: Lodboa (McCutcheon), 12:17; Clk: Warr (Kemp), 13:29. Penalties: Warr, Clk. (tripping), 4:28; Westner, Cor. (tripping), 6:01; Lowe, Cor. (cross-checking), 7:42; Simpson, Cor. (cross-checking), 11:56; MacLean, Clk. (high-sticking), 11:56; Hughes, Cor. (tripping), 17:34. Goalies: Clk: Bullock - 40 saves; Cor: Cropper - 15 saves Officials: Riley, Threadgold Atten.: 2,000

Cornell Hockey Timeline This Is Cornell Feb. 28, 1901 - Cornell plays its first collegiate hockey game, defeating Swarthmore, 4-1, at the Philadelphia Ice Palace.

60 • www.CornellBigRed.com 2008-09 Men’s March 11, 1967 – Cornell 4, Boston Univ. 1 March 9, 1968 – Cornell 6, Boston College 3 General Information Boston Garden • Boston, Mass. Boston Garden • Boston, Mass. ECAC Champions ECAC Champions Coaches Staff and

Head Coach: Ned Harkness Head Coach: Ned Harkness The Big RedMeet Co-Captains: Murray Death and David Ferguson Captain: Walter Stanowski Asst. Captain: Doug Ferguson Asst. Captains: Brian Cornell and 10 Althouse, Paul (D, Sr.) McGlashan, Terrence (D, Sr.) 19 Bertrand, Richard (W, So.) 11 Mackay, William (C/D, So.) 16 Cornell, Brian (W, So.) 15 McGuinn, Robert (W, So.) 8 Cornell, Brian (W, Jr.) 7 McGuinn, Robert (C, Jr.) 17 Coviello, Ted (C, So.) 20 McNaught, Albert (W, Jr.) 17 Coviello, Ted (W, Jr.) 22 Orr, Ian (D, So.) 11 Crowley, Andrew (W, Jr.) 19 Orr, Harry (D, Sr.) 23 Crowley, Andrew (W, Sr.) 21 Pattison, Bruce (D, Jr.) 6 Currie, Wayne (W, Sr.) 21 Pattison, Bruce (D, So.) 1 Dryden, Kenneth (G, Jr.) 6 Ryan, Garth (W, So.) 18 Death, Murray (C/W, Sr.) 1 Quarrie, David (G, Sr.) 18 Ferguson, Dwayne (D/W, Jr.) 3 Stanowski, Walter (D, Sr.) 8 Doran, Michael (W, Sr.) Smith, Kennedy (W, So.) 5 Fullan, Richard (D, So.) 1 Swan, George (G, Jr.) 1 Dryden, Kenneth (G, So.) 3 Stanowski, Walter (D, Jr.) 15 Giuliani, Steve (W/D, So.) 9 Tufford, Peter (C, Jr.)

12 Ferguson, David (W, Sr.) 1 Swan, George (G, So.) 16 Grace, Frank (W, So.) 2008-09 Opponents 7 Ferguson, Douglas (C, Sr.) 2 Taverner, James (D, So.) 2 Hegland, Harold (D, Jr.) 5 Ferguson, Robert (W, Sr.) 9 Tufford, Peter (C, So.) 10 Hughes, John (C, So.) Gately, James (D, Jr.) Wakeman, Richard (D, So.) 20 Lewis, William (W, So.) 14 Kinasewich, Robert (W/D, Sr.) 4 Watkinson, Murray (D, So.) 14 Lodboa, Daniel (W, So.) Kostandoff, Thomas (D, So.) 4 Lowe, Gordon (D, So.) March 8, 1969 – Cornell 4, Harvard 2 March 14, 1970 – Cornell 3, Clarkson 2 Boston Garden • Boston, Mass. Boston Garden • Boston, Mass. ECAC Champions ECAC Champions 2007-08 In Review Records History and

Head Coach: Ned Harkness Head Coach: Ned Harkness Co-Captains: Brian Cornell and Bruce Pattison Tri-Captains: Richard Bertrand, John Hughes and Daniel Lodboa Asst. Captain: Robert McGuinn 8 Aitchison, Robert (W, Jr.) 14 Lodboa, Daniel (D, Sr.) 12 Aitchison, Robert (W, So.) 14 Lodboa, Daniel (D, Jr.) 17 Ambis, Edward (C/W, So.) 4 Lowe, Gordon (D, Sr.) 19 Bertrand, Richard (W, Jr.) 4 Lowe, Gordon (D, Jr.) 19 Bertrand, Richard (W, Sr.) 9 McCutcheon, Brian (C/W, Jr.) 8 Cornell, Brian (W, Sr.) 11 Mackay, William (C, Jr.) 11 Brush, Craig (C, So.) 22 Orr, Ian (D, Sr.) This Is Cornell 17 Coviello, Ted (C, Sr.) 18 McCutcheon, Brian (C, So.) 1 Cropper, Brian (G, Jr.) 5 Perras, Bill (D, Jr.) 1 Cropper, Brian (G, So.) 7 McGuinn, Robert (W, Sr.) 3 Davis, Mark (D, So.) 7 Pettit, Kevin (W, Jr.) 1 Dryden, Kenneth (G, Sr.) 22 Orr, Ian (D, Jr.) 16 Duthie, William (W/C, Jr.) 6 Ryan, Garth (W, Sr.) 16 Duthie, William (W, So.) 21 Pattison, Bruce (D, Sr.) 18 Fullan, Lawrence (C, So.) 1 Rule, Robert (G, Jr.) 5 Fullan, Richard (D, Jr.) 10 Pettit, Kevin (W, So.) Fullan, Richard (D, Sr.) 2 Simpson, Ronald (D, So.) 15 Giuliani, Steve (D, Jr.) 6 Ryan, Garth (W, Jr.) 15 Giuliani, Steve (D, Sr.) 10 Stewart, Douglas (W, So.) 20 Hughes, John (C, Jr.) 9 Tufford, Peter (W, Sr.) 12 Higgs, James (D, So.) 20 Westner, David (W, So.) 21 Hughes, John (C, Sr.)

Cornell Hockey Timeline Feb. 9, 1907 - After playing each of the first seven games in school history at either road or neutral sites, the Big Red plays its first home game, picking up a 7-0 victory over Rochester on an outdoor rink set up on Beebe Lake on the Cornell campus. 2008-09 Cornell Big Red Men’s Ice Hockey www.CornellBigRed.com • 61 March 10, 1973 – Cornell 3, Boston College 2 March 15, 1980 – Cornell 5, Dartmouth 1 Boston Garden • Boston, Mass. Boston Garden • Boston, Mass. ECAC Champions ECAC Champions General Information General Coaches and StaffCoaches Head Coach: Head Coach: Dick Bertrand Co-Captains: Bill Hanson and Dave Street Tri-Captains: Doug Berk, Steve Hennessy and Brock Tredway

3 Bajinski, Stephen (D, So.) 5 Murray, William (D, Jr.) 10 Baerg, Dean (W, So.) 28 Gibson, Jim (C, Jr.) 12 Roeszler, Geoff (D, Jr.) 12 Ceci, Donald (C, Jr.) 6 Peace, David (W, So.) 23 Baikie, Jeff (W, Fr.) 27 Habib, Karl (W, Jr.) 4 Strawman, Tim (D, Jr.) 1 Elenbaas, David (G, Sr.) 7 Perras, Paul (W, So.) 16 Berk, Doug (C, Jr.) 30 Hayward, Brian (G, So.) 24 Tobin, Larry (C, Fr.) 23 Hanson, William (W, Sr.) 4 Peyman, David (D, So.) 9 Campbell, Clint (C, Fr.) 3 Hennessy, Steve (D, Sr.) 7 Tredway, Brock (W, Jr.) 19 Kuzmicz, George (D, Jr.) 1 Rainey, Brian (G, Jr.) 25 Chiappini, Dave (D, Fr.) 14 Jankowski, Len (W, So.) 18 Marrett, Doug (W, Jr.) 16 Shields, George (W, Sr.) 6 Cole, Bill (W, Jr.) 20 Kerling, Roy (C/W, So.) 10 Martin, Dennis (W, So.) 22 Skillins, Eric (D, Jr.) 18 Duffy, Dan (W, So.) 15 Kistner, Paul (W, So.) 21 McCormick, Gordon (W, Jr.) 2 Skillins, Gunar (D, So.)

Meet The Big Red 1 Eliot, Darren (G, Fr.) 22 Marrett, Brian (W, Sr.) 9 McGuire, Michael (W, Sr.) 24 Street, David (D, Sr.) 17 Mellor, Michael (W, So.) 14 Templeman, Monty (C, So.) 21 Gagnon, Mark (W, Fr.) 19 Olds, John (W, So.) 25 Murray, David (W, So.) 8 Ugolini, Carlo (C, Sr.) 17 Gallant, Joe (D, So.) 11 Proulx, Andre (C, So.) 20 Murray, Robert (W, Jr.) 11 Young, Gary (C, So.) 29 Geiger, Paul (D, Fr.) 2 Roche, Jeff (D, Sr.)

March 15, 1986 – Cornell 3, Clarkson 2 (ot) March 16, 1996 – Cornell 2, Harvard 1 Boston Garden • Boston, Mass. Herb Brooks Olympic Arena • Lake Placid, N.Y.

2008-09 Opponents ECAC Champions ECAC Champions 2007-08 In Review

Head Coach: Head Coach: Tri-Captains: Duanne Moeser, Peter Natyshak and Mike Schafer Captain: Brad Chartrand

27 Canduro, Mark (C, Sr.) 17 Hunter, Dave (W, Sr.) 25 Nieuwendyk, Joe (C, So.) 19 Auger, Vinnie (F, Jr.) 4 Holowatiuk, Bill (D, Sr.) 10 Scollan, Mark (F, Sr.) Records and HistoryRecords 5 Craig, Andy (D, Jr.) 23 Inglehart, Steve (D, Sr.) 4 Norton, Chris (D, So.) 25 Bergin, Tony (F, Jr.) 24 Kendall, Jason (D, Jr.) 39 Skazyk, Eddy (G, Sr.) 9 Crombeen, Dave (W, So.) 10 Jackson, Tom (W, Fr.) 2 Parry, John (D, Jr.) 2 Burgoyne, Jeff (D, Fr.) 6 Knopp, Kyle (F, Fr.) 15 Smart, Ryan (F, So.) 30 Dadswell, Doug (G, So.) 26 Levasseur, Rob (C, Fr.) 3 Schafer, Mike (D, Sr.) 21 Chartrand, Brad (F, Sr.) 14 Lopatka, Geoff (F, Sr.) 5 Wilson, Chad (D, Jr.) 22 Donovan, Craig (D, So.) 16 Major, Mark (D/W, Jr.) 24 Shippel, Dave (W, Jr.) 26 Cooney, Matt (F, Jr.) 23 Maxwell, Jeff (F, Fr.) 7 Wilson, Steve (D, Jr.) 6 Donovan, Keith (D, Fr.) 19 Marcov, Pete (W, Jr.) 18 Smith, Stewart (C, Fr.) 27 Dailey, Jason (D, So.) 20 Oates, Jeff (F, Fr.) 3 Zubkus, Jason (D, Jr.) 1 Edmands, Jim (G, Jr.) 29 McInnis, Darin (G, Fr.) 15 Snyder, Darren (W, Fr.) 8 Doll, Andre (F, Sr.) 9 Papp, Jamie (F, Jr.) 7 Grenier, Chris (W, Fr.) 21 Moberg, Mike (D, Sr.) 12 Tigert, Alan (D, Fr.) 16 Drouin, P.C. (F, Sr.) 17 Peach, Keith (F, Fr.) 8 Heaphy, Pat (C, So.) 20 Moeser, Duanne (W, Sr.) 22 Dufresne, Dan (D, Sr.) 1 Pelletier, Jean-Marc (G, Fr.) 11 Howie, Keith (W, Jr.) 14 Natyshak, Pete (W, Sr.) 30 Elliott, Jason (G, So.) 18 Sancimino, Mike (F, Sr.)

Cornell Hockey Timeline This Is Cornell 1920-21 - Nicholas Bawlf is named head coach, beginning a 27-year tenure directing the program. Over that span, the Big Red posted a 45-76-4 record.

62 • www.CornellBigRed.com 2008-09 Cornell Big Red Men’s Ice Hockey March 15, 1997 – Cornell 2, Clarkson 1 March 22, 2003 – Cornell 3, Harvard 2 (ot) General Information Herb Brooks Olympic Arena • Lake Placid, N.Y. Pepsi Arena • Albany, N.Y. ECAC Champions ECAC Champions Coaches Staff and

Head Coach: Mike Schafer Head Coach: Mike Schafer The Big RedMeet Captain: Matt Cooney Co-Captains: Doug Murray, Stephen Bâby Assistant Captains: Jamie Papp, Steve Wilson 4 Adler, David (D, Fr.) 28 Kirwan, Ryan (D, Fr.) 22 Sacchetti, Rick (D, Fr.) 14 Abbott, Cam (F, Fr.) 28 Hynes, Shane (F, Fr.) 20 Palahicky, Shane (F, Sr.) 19 Auger, Vinnie (F, Sr.) 6 Knopp, Kyle (F, So.) 15 Smart, Ryan (F, Jr.) 19 Abbott, Chris (F, Fr.) 18 Iggulden, Mike (F, So.) 25 Paolini, Sam (F, Sr.) 25 Bergin, Tony (F, Sr.) 16 Kovac, Frank (F, Fr.) 12 Stienstra, Doug (F, Fr.) 21 Bâby, Stephen (F, Sr.) 27 Knoepfli, Mike (F, So.) 15 Pegoraro, Daniel (F, Fr.) 2 Burgoyne, Jeff (D, So.) 23 Markham, Jamey (D, Fr.) 11 Tymchyshyn, Darren (F, Jr.) 2 Bell, Travis (D, Sr.) 31 LeNeveu, David (G, So.) 9 Varteressian, Paul (F, So.) 14 Clegg, Levi (F, Fr.) 3 Moynihan, Ryan (F, Fr.) 5 Wilson, Chad (D, Sr.) 1 Chabot, Louis (G, Fr.) 30 Marr, Todd (G, Jr.) 8 Vesce, Ryan (F, Jr.) 26 Cooney, Matt (F, Sr.) 20 Oates, Jeff (F, So.) 7 Wilson, Steve (D, Sr.) 7 Cook, Charlie (D, So.) 29 McRae, Mark (D, Sr.) 12 Wallace, Ben (D, Jr.) 27 Dailey, Jason (D, Jr.) 9 Papp, Jamie (F, Sr.) 23 Downs, Jeremy (D, So.) 17 McRae, Matt (F, Sr.) 30 Elliott, Jason (G, Jr.) 17 Peach, Keith (F, So.) 5 Gleed, Jon (D, Fr.) 24 Moulson, Matt (F, Fr.)

31 Hicks, Nathan (G, So.) 1 Pelletier, Jean-Marc (G, So.) 16 Hornby, Greg (F, Jr.) 6 Murray, Doug (D, Sr.) 2008-09 Opponents 24 Kendall, Jason (D, Sr.) 8 Rutter, Mike (F, Fr.) 22 Hughes, Kelly (F, Jr.) 4 Pajerski, Jan (D, So.)

March 19, 2005 – Cornell 3, Harvard 1 Pepsi Arena • Albany, N.Y. ECACHL Champions 2007-08 In Review Records History and

Head Coach: Mike Schafer Captain: Mike Knoepfli Assistant Captains: Charlie Cook, Mike Iggulden, 14 Abbott, Cam (F, Jr.) 18 Iggulden, Mike (F, Sr.) 4 Pokulok, Sasha (D, Fr.)

19 Abbott, Chris (F, Jr.) 27 Knoepfli, Mike (F, Sr.) 6 Salmela, Evan (D, So.) This Is Cornell 29 Bitz, Byron (F, So.) 17 Krantz, Doug (D, Fr.) 12 Sawada, Raymond (F, Fr.) 11 Carefoot, Mitch (F, So.) 10 McCutcheon, Mark (F, So.) 26 Scott, Topher (F, Fr.) 1 Chabot, Louis (G, Jr.) 31 McKee, David (G, So.) 9 Varteressian, Paul (F, Sr.) 7 Cook, Charlie (D, Sr.) 16 McKeown, Matt (F, Fr.) 23 Downs, Jeremy (D, Sr.) 21 McLeod, Kevin (F, So.) 5 Gleed, Jon (D, Jr.) 24 Moulson, Matt (F, Jr.) 22 Glover, Dan (D, So.) 2 O’Byrne, Ryan (D, So.) 28 Hynes, Shane (F, Jr.) 15 Pegoraro, Daniel (F, Jr.)

Cornell Hockey Timeline 1948 - Due to a lack of ice on Beebe Lake and dwindling interest in the program, the men’s hockey program is discontinued at .

2008-09 Cornell Big Red Men’s Ice Hockey www.CornellBigRed.com • 63 Cornell In ECAC Hockey (1962-2008) Tournament Finishes Cornell’s ECAC Hockey 1965...... 5th 1976...... 3rd 1991...... 3rd (tie) 2003...... 1st 1966...... 2nd 1977...... 3rd 1992...... 2nd 2004...... 5th (tie) Annual Award Winners 1967...... 1st 1978...... 5th 1994...... 5th (tie) 2005...... 1st 1968...... 1st 1979...... 3rd 1995...... 5th (tie) 2006...... 2nd 1969...... 1st 1980...... 1st 1996...... 1st 2007...... 5th (tie) Player of the Year 1970...... 1st 1981...... 2nd 1997...... 1st 2008...... 3rd 1967 Doug Ferguson 1971...... 4th 1985...... 3rd 1998...... 5th General Information General 1969 1972...... 2nd 1986...... 1st 1999...... 6th (tie) 1973...... 1st 1988...... 5th 2000...... 4th 1978 1974...... 3rd 1989...... 4th 2001...... 2nd 1987 1975...... 4th 1990...... 3rd (tie) 2002...... 2nd 2003 David LeNeveu Regular Season Finishes 2005 David McKee 1962...... 8th 1974...... 4th 1986...... 3rd 1998...... 8th 1963...... 14th 1975...... 4th 1987...... 9th 1999...... 7th Ken Dryden Award 1964...... 16th 1976...... 5th 1988...... 3rd 2000...... 4th (tie) 1965...... 5th 1977...... 3rd 1989...... 5th (tie) 2001...... 4th ( of the Year) Coaches and StaffCoaches 1966...... 3rd 1978...... 2nd 1990...... 3rd (tie) 2002...... 1st 2002 1967...... 2nd 1979...... 3rd 1991...... 2nd (tie) 2003...... 1st 2003 David LeNeveu 1968...... 1st 1980...... 8th 1992...... 5th (tie) 2004...... 2nd 2005 David McKee 1969...... 1st 1981...... 6th (tie) 1993...... 11th 2005...... 1st 1970...... 1st 1982...... 10th (tie) 1994...... 8th 2006...... 3rd 1971...... 3rd 1983...... 9th 1995...... 8th (tie) 2007...... 4th (tie) Defensive Defenseman of the Year 1972...... 1st 1984...... 12th 1996...... 4th 2008...... 4th (tie) 1967 Harry Orr 1973...... 1st (tie) 1985...... 4th 1997...... 2nd 1999 Jeff Burgoyne All-ECAC Hockey First-Team Selections 2002 Brian McMeekin

Meet The Big Red 1966 Doug Ferguson (f) 1970 Brian Cropper (g) 1977 Lance Nethery (f) 1999 Jeff Burgoyne (d) 2003 Doug Murray Harry Orr (d) John Hughes (f) 1978 Lance Nethery (f) 2002 Doug Murray (d) 1967 Ken Dryden (g) Dan Lodboa (d) Pete Shier (d) Matt Underhill (g) Doug Ferguson (f) 1971 Brian Cropper (g) 1979 Lance Nethery (f) 2003 David LeNeveu (g) Defensive Forward of the Year Harry Orr (d) Brian McCutcheon (f) 1982 (g) Doug Murray (d) 1996 Brad Chartrand 1968 Ken Dryden (g) Kevin Pettit (f) 1983 (g) 2005 David McKee (g) 2000 Doug Stienstra Bruce Pattison (d) 1972 Larry Fullan (f) 1986 Joe Nieuwendyk (f) Matt Moulson (f) Walt Stanowski (d) Jim Higgs (d) 1987 Joe Nieuwendyk (f) 2002 Stephen Bâby Pete Tufford (f) 1973 Bill Murray (d) 1990 (d) 2003 Stephen Bâby 1969 Brian Cornell (f) Carlo Ugolini (f) 1991 Dan Ratushny (d)

2008-09 Opponents Ken Dryden (g) 1974 George Kuzmicz (d) 1996 Steve Wilson (d) Rookie of the Year Bruce Pattison (d) 1975 Dave Peace (f) 1997 Steve Wilson (d) 1965 Doug Ferguson Academic All-ECAC Hockey Selections 1985 Joe Nieuwendyk 1999-2000 2002-03 2006-07 1988 Trent Andison David Adler, Economics Stephen Bâby, Applied Economics & Mgmt. Mitch Carefoot, Biological Sciences Frank Kovac, Industrial & Labor Relations David LeNeveu, Applied Economics & Mgmt. Dan DiLeo, Sociology 1990 Kent Manderville Denis Ladouceur, Economics Mark McRae, College Scholar , Economics 1996 Kyle Knopp Andrew McNiven, Operations Research & Eng. Matt McRae, Biology & Society Chris Fontas, Applied Economics & Mgmt. Dan Powell, Geological Sciences Sam Paolini, Applied Economics & Mgmt. Matt Hedge, Applied Economics & Mgmt. 2004 David McKee Dan Svoboda, Industrial & Labor Relations Ben Wallace, Applied Economics & Mgmt. Doug Krantz, Hotel Management 2008

2007-08 In Review Mark McCutcheon, Applied Economics & Mgmt. 2000-01 2003-04 Evan Salmela, Applied Economics & Mgmt. Alex Gregory, Biological Sciences Chris Abbott, Economics Raymond Sawada, Human Biology Coach of the Year David Kozier, Applied Economics & Mgmt. Ben Wallace, Applied Economics & Mgmt. Topher Scott, Sociology 2002 Mike Schafer Denis Ladouceur, Economics Andrew McNiven, Operations Research & Eng. 2004-05 2007-08 2003 Mike Schafer Matt McRae, Biology & Society Chris Abbott, Economics Troy Davenport, Sociology 2005 Mike Schafer Mark McRae, College Scholar Mitch Carefoot, Undeclared Dan DiLeo, Sociology Sam Paolini, Applied Economics & Mgmt. Mike Knoepfli, Applied Economics & Mgmt. Chris Fontas, Applied Economics & Mgmt. Danny Powell, Geological Sciences Mark McCutcheon, Applied Economics & Mgmt. Colin Greening, Economics CoSIDA Academic All-America Dan Svoboda, Industrial & Labor Relations Matt Moulson, Applied Economics & Mgmt. Patrick Kennedy, Undeclared 2002 Mark McRae Records and HistoryRecords Doug Krantz, Hotel Administration 2003 David LeNeveu 2001-02 2005-06 , Hotel Administration Stephen Bâby, Applied Economics & Mgmt. Chris Abbott, Economics Topher Scott, Sociology Mark McRae David Kozier, Applied Economics & Mgmt. Mark McCutcheon, Applied Economics & Mgmt. Denis Ladouceur, Economics Matt Moulson, Applied Economics & Mgmt. Mark McRae, College Scholar CoSIDA Academic All-America Matt McRae, Biology & Society Hall of Fame Sam Paolini, Applied Economics & Mgmt. 2005 Ken Dryden

Cornell Hockey Timeline This Is Cornell April 6, 1957 - is dedicated with an exhibition game between the of the and the of the .

64 • www.CornellBigRed.com 2008-09 Cornell Big Red Men’s Ice Hockey Cornell In The (1955-2008) General Information Ivy League Champions Cornell’s Ivy League 1955 Harvard, 7-0-1 1971 Cornell, 11-1 1985 Cornell, 7-2-1 1999 Princeton, 6-3-1 1956 Harvard, 7-1 1972 Cornell, 10-2 Harvard, 7-2-1 Yale, 6-3-1 Players of the Year 1957 Harvard, 8-0 1973 Cornell, 10-1-1 Yale, 7-2-1 2000 Harvard, 6-3-1 1981 Brock Tredway (f) 1958 Harvard, 7-0-1 1974 Harvard, 9-3 1986 Harvard, 9-1 2001 Yale, 6-3-1 1984 Duanne Moeser (f) * 1959 Dartmouth, 10-0 1975 Harvard, 12-0 1987 Harvard, 9-1 2002 Cornell, 6-3-1 1987 Joe Nieuwendyk (f) 1960 Dartmouth, 9-0-1 1976 Brown, 11-1 1988 Harvard, 10-0 2003 Cornell, 8-1-1 1996 Brad Chartrand (f) 1961 Harvard, 9-0-1 1977 Cornell, 9-2-1 1989 Harvard, 9-1 2004 Brown, 7-2-1

1997 Kyle Knopp (f) Coaches Staff and 1962 Harvard, 9-1 1978 Cornell, 9-3 1990 Harvard, 8-1-1 Cornell, 7-2-1 1963 Harvard, 9-0-1 1979 Dartmouth, 8-2 1991 Brown, 6-2-2 2005 Cornell, 8-2-0 2002 Doug Murray (d) 1964 Dartmouth, 8-2 1980 Dartmouth, 7-2-1 1992 Yale, 5-1-4 2006 Harvard, 7-3-0 2003 David LeNeveu (g) 1965 Brown, 8-2 1981 Yale, 7-2-1 1993 Harvard, 7-1-2 2007 Dartmouth, 6-3-1 2005 David McKee (g) 1966 Cornell, 9-1 1982 Harvard, 6-2-2 1994 Harvard, 9-0-1 Yale, 6-3-1 1967 Cornell, 9-1 1983 Cornell, 6-3-1 1995 Brown, 7-2-1 2008 Princeton, 9-1-0 Cornell’s Ivy League 1968 Cornell, 11-1 Harvard, 6-3-1 1996 Cornell, 9-0-1 Rookies of the Year 1969 Cornell, 12-0 1984 Cornell, 7-3 1997 Cornell, 9-1-0 1985 Joe Nieuwendyk (f) 1970 Cornell, 12-0 Harvard, 6-2-2 1998 Yale, 7-2-1 1988 Corrie D’Alessio (g) *

All-Ivy League First-Team Selections 1994 Vinnie Auger (f) The Big RedMeet 1962 Laing Kennedy (g) Jim Higgs (d) Darren Eliot (g) 1996 Kyle Knopp (f) 1963 Laing Kennedy (g) Brian McCutcheon (f) 1982 Brian Hayward (g) 1999 Denis Ladouceur (f) 1964 George Walker (d) Kevin Pettit (f) Joe Gallant (d) 2008 Riley Nash (f) 1965 Doug Ferguson (f) 1972 Larry Fullan (f) 1983 Darren Eliot (g) Errol McKibbon (g) Jim Higgs (d) 1984 Geoff Dervin (f) * shared award 1966 Mike Doran (f) Ron Simpson (d) Duanne Moeser (f) 1999 Jeff Burgoyne (d) Doug Ferguson (f) 1973 Dave Elenbaas (g) 1985 Duanne Moeser (f) 2001 Doug Murray (d) Errol McKibbon (g) Bill Murray (d) 1986 Joe Nieuwendyk (f) Matt Underhill (g) Harry Orr (d) Carlo Ugolini (f) 1987 Joe Nieuwendyk (f) 2002 Doug Murray (d) 1967 Ken Dryden (g) 1974 George Kuzmicz (d) 1988 Trent Andison (f)

Matt Underhill (g) 2008-09 Opponents Harry Orr (d) 1975 Steve Bajinski (d) Corrie D’Alessio (g) 2003 David LeNeveu (g) Walt Stanowski (d) Dave Peace (f) Chris Norton (d) Doug Murray (d) 1968 Brian Cornell (f) 1977 Lance Nethery (f) 1990 Dan Ratushny (d) Ryan Vesce (f) Ken Dryden (g) 1978 Lance Nethery (f) 1991 Dan Ratushny (d) 2004 Matt Moulson (f) Bruce Pattison (d) Roy Kerling (f) Corrie D’Alessio (g) Ryan Vesce (f) Walt Stanowski (d) Pete Shier (d) 1992 Parris Duffus (g) 2005 Charlie Cook (d) Pete Tufford (f) 1979 Lance Nethery (f) 1995 Steve Wilson (d) David McKee (g) 1969 Brian Cornell (f) Brock Tredway (f) 1996 Brad Chartrand (f) Matt Moulson (f) Ken Dryden (g) Rob Gemmell (d) Eddy Skazyk (g) 2006 Matt Moulson (f) Bruce Pattison (d) 1980 Brock Tredway (f) Steve Wilson (d) Ryan O’Byrne (d) Pete Tufford (f) Roy Kerling (f) 1997 Vinnie Auger (f) 1970 John Hughes (f) Geoff Roeszler (d) Jason Elliott (g) 2007-08 In Review Dan Lodboa (d) 1981 Jeff Baikie (f) Kyle Knopp (f) Kevin Pettit (f) Brock Tredway (f) Chad Wilson (d) 1971 Brian Cropper (g) Geoff Roeszler (d) Steve Wilson (d) Cornell In The NCAA Tournament All-Time Results All-Tournament Selections 1967 1st Cornell 1, North Dakota 0 1996 NCAA East Regional 1966-67 1969-70 2002-03 Cornell 4, Boston Univ. 1 Lake Superior St. 5, Cornell 4 Ken Dryden (g), 1st team Dan Lodboa (d), 1st team Matt McRae (f), reg. tourn. Records History and 1968 3rd North Dakota 3, Cornell 1 1997 NCAA West Regional Dave Ferguson (f), 2nd team John Hughes (f), 1st team Mike Knoepfli (f), reg. tourn. Cornell 6 Boston College 1 Cornell 4, Miami (Ohio) 2 Doug Ferguson (f), 2nd team Steve Giuliani (d), 1st team Doug Murray (d), reg. tourn. 1969 2nd Cornell 4 Michigan Tech 3 North Dakota 6, Cornell 2 Harry Orr (d), 1st team MOP—Dan Lodboa (d) Denver 4, Cornell 3 2002 NCAA East Regional Walt Stanowski (d), 1st team 2004-05 1970 1st Cornell 2, Wisconsin 1 Cornell 6, Quinnipiac 1 Mike Doran (f), 1st team 1971-72 Doug Krantz (d), reg. tourn. Cornell 6 Clarkson 4 N. Hampshire 4, Cornell 3 MOP—Walt Stanowski (d) Dave Westner (f), 1st team Matt Moulson (f), reg. tourn. 1972 2nd Cornell 7, Denver 2 2003 NCAA East Regional Boston Univ. 4, Cornell 0 Cornell 5, MSU-Mankato 2 1967-68 1979-80 2005-06 1973 4th Wisconsin 6, Cornell 5 Cornell 2, Boston College 1 (ot) Brian Cornell (f), 1st team Roy Kerling (f), 1st team Jon Gleed (d), reg. tourn. Boston College 3, Cornell 1 NCAA Frozen Four Ken Dryden (g), 2nd team Matt Moulson (f), reg. tourn. 1980 4th N. Michigan 5, Cornell 4 N. Hampshire 3, Cornell 2 1996-97 This Is Cornell Dartmouth 8, Cornell 4 2005 NCAA West Regional 1968-69 Jason Elliott (g), regional tourn. 1981 5th N. Michigan 7, Cornell 3 Cornell 3, Ohio State 2 Bruce Pattison (d), 1st team Cornell 4, N. Michigan 3* Minnesota 2, Cornell 1 (ot) Brian Cornell (f), 1st team 2001-02 1986 5th Denver 4, Cornell 2 2006 NCAA Midwest Regional Ken Dryden (g), 2nd team Doug Murray (d), regional tourn. Cornell 4, Denver 3* Cornell 3, Colorado Coll. 2 Steve Giuliani (d), 2nd team 1991 NCAA 1st Round Wisconsin 1, Cornell 0 (3ot) Pete Tufford (f), 2nd team Cornell 5, Michigan 4 (ot) * Cornell lost total- series Michigan 6, Cornell 4 Michigan 9, Cornell 3 Cornell Hockey Timeline December 14, 1957 - Cornell plays its first ice hockey game in nine years, officially opening the modern era of Cornell hockey with a 16-3 win over the Lehigh Hockey Club in the first Cornell game at Lynah Rink.

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Cornell Hockey Timeline This Is Cornell Feb. 3, 1962 - Goaltender Laing Kennedy backstops the Big Red to a 2-1 victory over Harvard at Lynah Rink. The win was the first for Cornell over the Crimson, snapping a 14-game losing streak to open the all-time series. 66 • www.CornellBigRed.com 2008-09 Cornell Big Red Men’s Ice Hockey First-Team All-Americans General Information Coaches Staff and Meet The Big RedMeet 2008-09 Opponents 2007-08 In Review Records History and This Is Cornell

Cornell Hockey Timeline 1963 - Ned Harkness is named head coach, beginning a seven-year span of the most successful period in Cornell hockey history.

2008-09 Cornell Big Red Men’s Ice Hockey www.CornellBigRed.com • 67 Year By Year Results 1900-01 (3-0) 1911-12 (3-7) F 9 Columbia L 0-1 1933-34 (0-1-1) 1941-42 (4-2) Coach: G.A. Smith D 26 vs. Niagara Falls1 W 5-2 17 vs. Harvard1 L 0-6 Coach: Nicholas Bawlf Coach: Nicholas Bawlf F 28 vs. Swarthmore1 W 4-1 27 vs. Niagara Falls1 L 3-4 22 vs. Penn2 T 2-2 at Colgate T 2-2 Captain: John Wannop M 1 at Penn1 W 4-1 J 1 vs. Yale1 L 1-5 1 at Mathews Arena - Boston, Mass. F 18 at Hamilton L 0-5 D 26 vs. Middlebury1 W 9-2 3 vs. Princeton1 W 4-2 2 vs. Yale1 L 0-1 2 at Philadelphia Ice Palace - Philadelphia, Pa. 27 vs. New Hampshire1 W 8-5 1 at Philadelphia Ice Palace - Philadelphia, Pa. 3 vs. Yale1 W 3-0 1934-35 (2-2) 29 vs. Colgate1 L 1-4 6 vs. Columbia1 L 1-6 1923-24 (2-2) Coach: Nicholas Bawlf J 17 Colgate L 5-7 1901-02 (0-1) 13 vs. Princeton1 L 1-6 Coach: Nicholas Bawlf Captains: Oleg Petroff, William Dugan F 13 Union W 10-1 Coach: none 20 vs. Yale2 L 1-2 Captain: Frank Tone J 19 vs. Colgate1 L 2-4 15 at Army W 8-6 F 22 vs. Yale1 L 0-5 27 vs. Harvard3 L 2-3 J 26 at Princeton L 0-5 F 9 Syracuse W 3-1 1 at Lake Placid Invitation Tournament - Lake General Information General 1 at St. Nicholas Rink - New York, N.Y. F 22 vs. Dartmouth3 W 5-2 F 8 Penn W 6-2 Syracuse W 5-3 Placid, N.Y. (Jack Shea Olympic Arena) 1 at Arena Ice Rink - Syracuse, N.Y. 16 Rensselaer W 13-1 23 at Hamilton L 1-7 1942-43 (2-2) 1902-03 (1-1) 2 at St. Nicholas Rink - New York, N.Y. 19 at Yale L 3-4 1 at State Fair Coliseum - Syracuse, N.Y. Coach: Nicholas Bawlf Coach: none 3 at Mathews Arena - Boston, Mass. Captain: Jerome Batt Captain: E.R. Willis 1924-25 (1-4) 1935-36 (1-2-1) D 26 vs. MIT1 W 2-1 J 20 vs. Princeton1 W 4-0 1912-13 (0-7) Coach: Nicholas Bawlf Coach: Nicholas Bawlf 27 vs. Middlebury1 W 7-5 21 vs. Yale1 L 0-2 Coach: Edmund Magner Captain: Charles Stainton Captain: William Hoyt 29 vs. Hamilton~ L 0-8 1 at St. Nicholas Rink - New York, N.Y. Captain: Edward Scheu J 10 Boston University L 2-7 J 18 Union T 3-3 J 13 at Army L 3-6 D 26 vs. Princeton1 L 1-5 17 W 2-1 F 6 at Colgate L 2-3 ~ at Lake Placid Invitation Tournament - Lake 1903-04 (0-1) 27 vs. Princeton1 L 3-5 24 MIT L 1-2 15 at Hamilton L 2-5 Placid, N.Y. (Jack Shea Olympic Arena) Coach: none 28 vs. Princeton1 L 1-7 F 18 at Princeton L 2-8 22 Syracuse W 6-2 F 24 vs. Columbia1 L 0-2 J 11 vs. Princeton2 L 0-7 28 at Hamilton L 0-5 1943-44 (1-3) 1 3

Coaches and StaffCoaches at St. Nicholas Rink - New York, N.Y. 18 vs. Harvard L 2-8 1936-37 (1-1) Coach: Nicholas Bawlf F 15 vs. Dartmouth1 L 1-7 1925-26 (2-4) Coach: Nicholas Bawlf J 8 Colgate L 1-5 1906-07 (2-0) 22 at Toronto L 0-10 Coach: Nicholas Bawlf Captain: William Simpson 29 at Army L 1-7 Coach: none 1 at Arena Ice Rink - Syracuse, N.Y. Captain: Benjamin Tilton D 28 vs. Colgate1 L 1-2 F 5 Penn State W 8-1 Captain: Ralph Lally 2 at St. Nicholas Rink - New York, N.Y. Clarkson W 2-1 D 29 vs. Union1 W 4-1 12 at Colgate L 1-7 F 9 Rochester W 7-0 3 at Mathews Arena - Boston, Mass. J 16 at Dartmouth L 1-12 1 at Playland - Rye, N.Y. 16 Army W 4-0 23 Boston University L 0-1 1944-45 (0-4) 1913-14 (1-4) F 5 Williams L 4-5 1937-38 (0-4) Coach: Nicholas Bawlf 1907-08 (4-0) Coach: E.J. Sawyer 17 Princeton L 1-2 Coach: Nicholas Bawlf J 6 at Army L 1-13 Coach: none Captain: Otho Myron Clark 20 at Syracuse W 2-0 J 19 Colgate L 1-2 20 Dartmouth L 1-10 Captain: Ralph Lally D 23 vs. Yale1 L 2-3 22 at Clarkson L 0-10 26 Army L 4-9 J 18 at Army W 2-0 J 9 at Army W 5-1 1926-27 (1-6) F 22 at Hamilton L 2-3 F 10 at Yale L 1-12 31 at Rensselaer W 4-0 10 vs. Princeton2 L 1-9 Coach: Nicholas Bawlf 26 at Army L 1-2 Meet The Big Red Cascadilla W 5-0 F 7 Columbia L 0-2 Captain: Phillip Hoyt 1945-46 (1-3) Rochester W 10-0 14 at Yale L 1-3 J 8 Clarkson L 1-2 1938-39 (2-4) Coach: Nicholas Bawlf 1 at Arena Ice Rink - Syracuse, N.Y. 15 Syracuse W 4-0 Coach: Nicholas Bawlf J 19 at Yale L 2-18 1908-09 (2-4-1) 2 at St. Nicholas Rink - New York, N.Y. 22 at Princeton L 1-8 Captains: Albert Bosson, Jack Babson 26 at Army L 4-9 Coach: none F 4 Williams L 2-4 D 26 vs. St. Lawrence1 W 11-1 F 7 Colgate W 2-1 Captain: C. M. Yohe 1914-15 (1-3) 7 Dartmouth L 0-5 27 vs. Hamilton1 W 2-0 9 at Colgate L 1-9 D 31 vs. Penn1 T 2-2 Coach: Talbot Hunter St. Lawrence L 1-2 28 vs. Williams1 L 3-4 J 1 vs. Penn1 W 2-1 Captain: Winthrop Rent 26 at Hamilton L 1-2 J 14 at Clarkson L 1-9 1946-47 (0-4) 2 vs. Penn1 W 6-0 D 29 vs. Princeton1 L 1-4 19 at Colgate L 1-3 Coach: Nicholas Bawlf vs. Williams2 L 2-8 J 9 vs. Harvard2 L 1-8 1927-28 (2-3) 25 at Army L 1-4 Captain: Joseph Harron 29 at Rensselaer2 L 2-3 23 at Yale L 2-4 Coach: Nicholas Bawlf 1 at Lake Placid Invitation Tournament - Lake D 14 Colgate L 1-2 30 vs. Yale3 L 3-6 F 5 Columbia W 7-1 Captain: James Taylor Placid, N.Y. (Jack Shea Olympic Arena) at Army L 1-8 F 5 at Dartmouth L 0-1 1 at Arena Ice Rink - Syracuse, N.Y. J 21 at Princeton L 1-14 18 at Yale L 0-13 2008-09 Opponents 1 at Elysium Arena - , Ohio 2 at Mathews Arena - Boston, Mass. 28 Clarkson L 1-4 1939-40 (5-6) F 9 at Colgate L 3-15 2 at Unknown venue - Albany, N.Y. F 10 Williams L 1-7 Coach: Nicholas Bawlf 3 at St. Nicholas Rink - New York, N.Y. 1915-16 (1-1) 22 Union W 7-4 Captain: Raymond McElwee 1947-48 (0-4) Coach: Talbot Hunter 27 Colgate W 1-0 D 26 vs. Colgate1 L 2-9 Coach: Arthur Boeringer 1909-10 (3-4) Captain: James Babbitt 27 vs. Boston College1 L 1-24 Captain: Irving Holcomb Coach: Talbot Hunter J 11 vs. Harvard1 L 0-2 1928-29 (2-3) J 1 vs. Hamilton2 W 5-4 J 17 Army L 0-9 Captain: C. M. Yohe 12 vs. MIT1 W 2-1 Coach: Nicholas Bawlf 2 vs. MIT2 L 3-5 24 at Clarkson L 0-10 J 1 vs. Yale1 L 3-5 1 at Mathews Arena - Boston, Mass. Captain: Earl Clark 3 vs. Middlebury2 W 4-2 F 21 at Colgate L 1-14 3 vs. Yale1 L 2-4 J 19 St. Lawrence L 0-1 10 at Colgate L 1-3 at Hamilton L 2-10 4 vs. Yale1 W 3-1 1920-21 (3-2) 26 at Williams W 1-0 13 at St. Lawrence W 5-3 5 vs. Princeton2 L 0-1 Coach: Nicholas Bawlf F 9 Colgate W 3-2 F 9 Syracuse W 4-1 1957-58 (3-7-1) 8 vs. Harvard2 L 0-5 Captain: T. D. Finn 16 Clarkson L 2-5 17 at Army L 3-4 Coach: Paul Patten 2 2007-08 In Review F 5 vs. Yale W 3-1 Hamilton L 0-2 23 at Colgate L 1-2 24 at Hamilton L 3-6 D 14 Lehigh Club W 16-3 26 vs. Columbia2 W 7-1 Buffalo W 10-0 M 1 at Syracuse W 4-0 16 Norwich L 1-7 1 at Elysium Arena - Cleveland, Ohio Colgate W 2-0 1929-30 (4-2) 1 at Playland - Rye, N.Y. 19 Princeton L 1-13 2 at St. Nicholas Rink - New York, N.Y. F 12 vs. Penn1 L 3-4 Coach: Nicholas Bawlf 2 at Lake Placid Invitation Tournament - Lake J 11 at Middlebury L 0-11 19 vs. Columbia2 W 7-3 Captain: H. T. Clark Placid, N.Y. (Jack Shea Olympic Arena) 18 Colgate W 8-4 1910-11 (10-0) 1 at Philadelphia Ice Palace - Philadelphia, Pa. J 18 at Hamilton W 6-0 24 Ontario Agriculture Col. L 0-9 Coach: Talbot Hunter 2 at 181st Street Ice Palace - New York, N.Y. 25 St. Lawrence W 4-2 1940-41 (2-5) F 8 Colgate L 5-6 Captain: W. W. Matchneer 26 Clarkson L 0-8 Coach: Nicholas Bawlf 12 at Princeton L 0-7 D 30 vs. Yale1 W 4-3 1921-22 (4-1) F 7 Colgate W 7-1 Captains: Kenneth Reed, Harry Bill, Jr. 15 at Colgate L 1-4 31 vs Yale1 W 3-1 Coach: Nicholas Bawlf Union W 7-1 D 26 vs. Colgate1 L 3-5 22 Syracuse Stars T 6-6 J 2 vs. Yale1 W 4-2 Captain: G. H. Thornton 19 at Princeton L 0-6 27 vs. Middlebury1 W 1-0 M 8 at Lehigh Club W 9-1 3 at Case2 W 5-1 J 14 Amherst W 4-0 28 vs. Lehigh1 W 3-1 4 at Western Reserve2 W 13-0 21 Colgate W 3-2 1930-31 (3-2) J 8 at Colgate L 0-4 1958-59 (4-16-1)

Records and HistoryRecords 14 vs. Princeton3 W 4-1 F 4 Massachusetts W 4-0 Coach: Nicholas Bawlf 18 at Army L 4-8 Coach: Paul Patten 21 vs. Yale3 W 4-2 11 Penn W 4-2 Captain: H. T. Clark 22 at Hamilton L 2-6 D 6 Penn W 6-3 28 vs. Harvard3 W 3-2 18 at Yale L 2-6 J 10 Union W 7-2 M 6 vs. Williams2 L 3-6 10 Colgate W 5-3 F 10 vs. Columbia3 W 4-0 17 at Rensselaer W 5-3 1 at Lake Placid Invitation Tournament - Lake 12 MIT W 7-1 18 vs. Dartmouth4 W 5-1 1922-23 (0-4-2) F 6 Colgate W 4-2 Placid, N.Y. (Jack Shea Olympic Arena) 17 Yale L 1-12 1 at Chicago Ice Palace - Chicago, Ill. Coach: Nicholas Bawlf 21 at Williams L 0-3 2 at Memorial Auditorium - Buffalo, N.Y. J 1 Colby1 L 0-11 2 at Elysium Arena - Cleveland, Ohio Captain: Frank Tone Clarkson L 2-5 2 New Hampshire1 L 0-10 3 at St. Nicholas Rink - New York, N.Y. J 13 Dartmouth L 2-4 9 at MIT T 3-3 ot 4 at Mathews Arena - Boston, Mass. 20 Clarkson T 0-0 10 at Harvard L 0-18 27 Massachusetts L 2-3 16 at Penn W 9-3

Cornell Hockey Timeline This Is Cornell 1966 - Cornell wins its first Ivy League hockey title and finishes as the runner-up to Clarkson in the ECAC post-season tournament. Due to the Ivy League’s disagreement with the NCAA on post-season participation, the Big Red declines its berth in the NCAA tournament. 68 • www.CornellBigRed.com 2008-09 Cornell Big Red Men’s Ice Hockey General Information Coaches Staff and Meet The Big RedMeet

Fans have been packing Lynah Rink for more than 50 years. Here, a full house cheers on the Big Red during the glory years of the late 1960s.

17 at Yale L 0-11 14 Hamilton W 6-0 12 Hamilton W 8-0 22 vs. St. Lawrence1 W 5-2 2008-09 Opponents 24 Dartmouth L 3-11 17 Yale L 3-5 15 at Yale W 5-3 1964-65 (19-7) 30 at Denver L 1-5 F 6 Williams L 1-5 19 Norwich1 L 3-4 20 vs. Clarkson1 L 3-8 Coach: Ned Harkness J 1 at Denver L 2-4 7 Princeton L 1-6 20 Bowdoin1 L 1-2 21 vs. St. Lawrence1 L 0-8 Captains: Ed Sauer, Murray Stephen 5 at Yale W 4-2 14 at Dartmouth L 2-14 21 Williams1 L 2-5 J 5 at Harvard L 1-8 N 21 Waterloo W 5-4 8 Princeton W 6-0 17 Hamilton L 1-7 J 6 Harvard L 1-3 12 Dartmouth W 5-4 28 Queen’s W 4-2 12 Rensselaer W 5-2 21 at Brown L 2-8 12 at Hamilton W 2-0 16 at Hamilton L 7-1 D 1 Ottawa W 10-3 15 Harvard W 7-6 23 Harvard L 0-13 14 Princeton L 1-6 19 at Princeton W 3-1 4 St. Lawrence W 4-3 22 Colgate W 6-1 25 at Colgate L 3-4 ot 21 Dartmouth L 3-4 F 2 Harvard L 1-5 8 at Clarkson L 3-4 F 3 at Dartmouth W 7-1 28 at Princeton L 0-3 F 3 at Williams L 2-3 6 at Colgate L 0-6 12 at Yale L 1-2 5 Brown W 3-2 M 2 Middlebury L 1-15 4 at Harvard L 2-6 9 Yale L 6-9 15 Sir George Williams W 7-0 12 at Brown W 4-1 7 Brown L 0-8 8 at Colgate W 6-4 16 Brown L 1-2 21 vs. Brown1 L 4-6 19 at Harvard L 4-5 ot 1 Cornell Invitational - Ithaca, N.Y. 11 Brown W 6-2 23 at Brown W 3-1 22 vs. St. Lawrence1 W 6-1 23 at Colgate W 5-2 20 at Dartmouth W 5-3 27 Colgate W 2-1 J 2 Michigan L 1-7 26 Dartmouth W 10-3 2007-08 In Review 1959-60 (2-19) 25 at Princeton L 1-5 M 2 Princeton L 2-3 6 at Rensselaer W 5-3 M 5 at Princeton W 7-1 Coach: Paul Patten M 4 Penn W 13-1 9 at Dartmouth L 3-4 ot 9 Princeton W 7-3 8 Boston College2 W 9-0 Captain: John Detwiler 1 Cornell Invitational - Ithaca, N.Y. 1 at ECAC Holiday Tournament - New York, N.Y. 13 Hamilton W 19-0 11 vs. Boston University3 W 8-1 D 5 at Penn W 4-2 (Madison Square Garden III) 16 at Harvard W 3-2 12 vs. Clarkson4 L 2-6 11 at Colgate L 2-3 1961-62 (13-5) 23 Colgate W 5-1 1 at ECAC Holiday Festival - New York, N.Y. 16 at Yale L 0-13 Coach: Paul Patten 1963-64 (12-10-1) F 4 at Princeton W 5-3 (Madison Square Garden III) 21 at Bowdoin1 L 0-7 Captain: Marty Tormey Coach: Ned Harkness 6 Yale L 7-8 ot 2 ECAC Tournament Quarterfinal - Ithaca, N.Y. 22 vs. Colgate1 L 1-2 N 27 Penn1 W 8-0 Captain: Steve Poole 10 at Hamilton W 14-0 3 at ECAC Tournament Semifinal - Boston, Mass. 23 vs. Massachusetts1 L 4-5 D 8 Williams L 2-8 N 28 Waterloo W 4-3 13 at Brown L 3-4 (Boston Garden) J 8 at Williams L 1-11 9 at Yale L 1-5 30 at Penn W 13-0 17 Harvard W 9-2 4 at ECAC Tournament Championship - Boston, 9 at Harvard L 0-9 12 Colgate W 4-2 D 3 American International W 7-0 20 at Dartmouth W 3-2 Mass. (Boston Garden)

13 at Hamilton L 1-9 16 Yale W 2-1 7 at St. Lawrence L 0-3 24 at Colgate W 2-1 ot Records History and 16 Yale L 0-7 18 Ohio W 9-0 10 Clarkson L 0-7 26 Brown W 6-3 1966-67 (27-1-1) 23 Dartmouth L 0-12 J 8 at Dartmouth W 5-4 14 Yale W 4-1 M 2 at Boston College W 6-5 Coach: Ned Harkness F 5 Hamilton L 3-13 9 at Harvard L 1-5 18 Rensselaer L 0-8 6 Dartmouth W 7-1 Captains: Dave Ferguson, Murray Death 6 Princeton L 0-10 13 Princeton L 3-4 ot J 2 at Rensselaer1 W 5-3 9 at Brown2 L 3-4 N 24 McMaster W 14-2 12 at Dartmouth L 0-11 17 at Hamilton W 3-0 3 vs. Yale1 L 2-5 1 at ECAC Holiday Tournament - New York, N.Y. 26 at Rensselaer W 7-2 13 at Brown L 0-7 20 Dartmouth W 5-3 4 vs. Loyola1 W 5-1 (Madison Square Garden III) 29 at Clarkson W 3-2 ot 20 Brown L 2-3 F 3 Harvard L 1-2 8 Princeton W 5-4 ot 2 at ECAC Tournament Quarterfinal - Providence, D 3 Guelph W 6-1 22 Harvard L 2-12 6 at Colgate L 2-4 11 Harvard L 3-4 R.I. () 6 St. Lawrence W 8-0 26 at Army L 2-7 10 at Brown W 7-2 15 at Hamilton W 4-0 10 at Yale W 5-3 27 at Princeton L 1-6 17 Brown W 7-0 18 at Princeton L 0-1 1965-66 (22-5) 16 vs. Northeastern1 W 9-1 M 4 Penn L 5-7 21 Hamilton W 6-1 25 Colgate L 2-3 Coach: Ned Harkness 17 vs. Michigan State1 W 3-2 5 Colgate W 5-2 24 at Princeton W 7-5 F 5 at Harvard W 2-1 Captains: Doug Ferguson, Mike Doran 20 Harvard W 4-3

1 at Bowdoin Christmast Tournament - Bruns- M 3 Penn W 10-0 8 at Yale W 4-3 N 20 Waterloo W 6-2 28 vs. Northeastern2 W 4-2 This Is Cornell wick, Maine (Dayton Arena) 1 at South Mountain Arena - West Orange, N.J. 12 Hamilton W 6-2 25 York W 15-0 29 vs. Harvard2 W 4-1 15 Brown T 2-2 ot 27 Guelph W 11-0 30 vs. Boston University2 T 3-3 2ot 1960-61 (7-12) 1962-63 (9-9-1) 22 at Dartmouth L 3-4 D 4 Boston College W 3-1 J 7 Yale L 3-4 ot Coach: Paul Patten Coach: Paul Patten 26 at Colgate W 4-3 7 Clarkson L 1-2 11 at Colgate W 8-0 Captain: Dave Barlow Captain: Laing Kennedy 29 at Brown L 0-8 11 Yale W 7-2 14 Brown W 6-1 D 3 at Penn W 9-0 N 30 Queen’s T 3-3 ot M 7 Dartmouth L 2-3 15 at St. Lawrence W 5-0 19 Colgate W 10-2 6 Colgate L 1-4 D 1 Penn W 11-0 1 at RPI Invitational - Troy, N.Y. (Houston 18 Western Ontario W 6-1 F 1 at Boston College W 3-2 10 at Yale L 0-5 7 St. Lawrence W 5-4 Fieldhouse) 21 vs. Colgate1 W 3-1 4 Western Ontario W 3-1

Cornell Hockey Timeline Dec. 30, 1966 - Cornell and Boston University, widely regarded as the two best teams in the East, play to a 3-3 tie in double in the final game of the Boston Arena Christmas Tournament. The game, which went well into the evening hours, was declared a tie following consultation with Cornell head coach Ned Harkness and Boston University coach Jack Kelly. 2008-09 Cornell Big Red Men’s Ice Hockey www.CornellBigRed.com • 69 General Information General Coaches and StaffCoaches

Legendary coach Ned Harkness celebrates his second NCAA championship at Cornell with the seniors of the undefeated, untied 1969-70 team. Meet The Big Red 9 at Princeton W 3-1 17 Dartmouth W 14-2 18 Boston University W 2-1 21 at Dartmouth W 3-2 16 St. Lawrence W 3-0 11 at Dartmouth W 7-0 22 Boston College W 3-1 22 at Brown W 4-1 25 Harvard W 9-3 19 at Boston College W 9-2 18 at Brown W 4-2 24 Penn W 9-1 27 at Harvard W 6-3 28 Penn W 7-3 24 at Penn W 9-4 22 at Harvard W 4-1 28 Harvard W 7-2 M 1 Princeton W 5-1 M 4 Dartmouth W 14-0 27 Princeton W 9-3 25 Dartmouth W 6-1 M 2 at Princeton W 3-1 4 St. Lawrence4 W 3-0 7 at Princeton W 11-5 M 3 at Harvard W 3-1 M 4 Princeton W 5-1 5 Princeton3 W 6-1 7 vs. Boston University5 W 3-2 ot 10 St. Lawrence4 W 6-1 6 Brown W 5-1 7 Brown3 W 11-2 8 vs. Boston University4 W 7-2 8 vs. Harvard6 W 4-2 13 vs. Harvard5 W 6-5 9 Providence2 W 6-3 9 vs. Boston College4 W 12-2 9 vs. Boston College5 W 6-3 14 vs. Michigan Tech7 W 4-3 14 vs. Clarkson6 W 3-2 12 vs. Clarkson3 L 1-4 11 vs. Boston University5 W 4-3 15 vs. North Dakota6 L 1-3 15 vs. Denver8 L 3-4 19 vs. Wisconsin7 W 2-1 13 vs. Boston University4 L 5-6 16 vs. North Dakota6 W 1-0 16 vs. Boston College7 W 6-1 1 at ECAC Holiday Tournament - Boston, Mass. 21 vs. Clarkson8 W 6-4 1 at ECAC Holiday Tournament - Boston, Mass. 18 vs. Boston University7 W 4-1 1 at ECAC Holiday Tournament - New York, N.Y. (Boston Garden) 1 at ECAC Holiday Tournament - New York, N.Y. (Boston Garden) 1 at ECAC Holiday Tournament - Boston, Mass. (Madison Square Garden) 2 at Syracuse Invitation Tournament - Syracuse, (Madison Square Garden IV) 2 ECAC Tournament Quarterfinal -Ithaca, N.Y. 2 2 3 2008-09 Opponents (Boston Garden) at Nichols School Invitational - Buffalo, N.Y. N.Y. (War Memorial) at Syracuse Invitation Tournament - Syracuse, at ECAC Tournament Semifinal - Boston, Mass. 2 at Boston Arena Christmas Tournament (Dann Memorial Rink) 3 at Cherry Hill Arena - Cherry Hill, N.J. N.Y. (War Memorial) (Boston Garden) - Boston, Mass. (Mathews Arena) 3 ECAC Tournament Quarterfinal - Ithaca, N.Y. 4 ECAC Tournament Quarterfinal - Ithaca, N.Y. 3 at Cherry Hill Arena - Cherry Hill, N.J. 4 at ECAC Tournament Consolation - Boston, 3 ECAC Tournament Quarterfinal - Ithaca, N.Y. 4 at ECAC Tournament Semifinal - Boston, Mass. 5 at ECAC Tournament Semifinal - Boston, Mass. 4 ECAC Tournament Quarterfinal - Ithaca, N.Y. Mass. (Boston Garden) 4 at ECAC Tournament Semifinal - Boston, Mass. (Boston Garden) (Boston Garden) 5 at ECAC Tournament Semifinal - Boston, Mass. (Boston Garden) 5 at ECAC Tournament Championship - Boston, 6 at ECAC Tournament Championship - Boston, (Boston Garden) 1971-72 (23-6) 5 at ECAC Tournament Championship - Boston, Mass. (Boston Garden) Mass. (Boston Garden) 6 at ECAC Tournament Championship - Boston, Coach: Dick Bertrand Mass. (Boston Garden) 6 at NCAA Semifinal - Duluth, Minn. (Duluth 7 at NCAA Semifinal - Colorado Springs, Colo. Mass. (Boston Garden) Captains: Larry Fullan, Jim Higgs, Ron 6 at NCAA Semifinal - Syracuse, N.Y. (War Entertainment and Convention Center) (Broadmoor World Arena) 7 at NCAA Semifinal - Lake Placid, N.Y. (Jack Shea Simpson Memorial) 7 at NCAA Consolation - Duluth, Minn. (Duluth 8 at NCAA Championship - Colorado Springs, Colo. Olympic Arena) N 19 Waterloo W 12-2 7 at NCAA Championship - Syracuse, N.Y. (War Entertainment and Convention Center) (Broadmoor World Arena) 8 at NCAA Championship - Lake Placid, N.Y. (Jack 27 Laurentian W 11-2 Memorial) Shea Olympic Arena) D 1 Rensselaer W 6-2 1968-69 (27-2) 1969-70 (29-0) 4 at Brown W 5-4 ot 2007-08 In Review 1967-68 (27-2) Coach: Ned Harkness Coach: Ned Harkness 1970-71 (22-5) 11 Yale W 7-3 Coach: Ned Harkness Captains: Brian Cornell, Bruce Pattison Captains: Dick Bertrand, John Hughes, Coach: Dick Bertrand 29 vs. Colgate1 W 8-2 Captain: Walt Stanowski N 23 Guelph W 13-0 Dan Lodboa Captains: Bill Duthie, Brian McCutcheon, 30 vs. Boston University1 W 3-2 N 25 Loyola W 7-0 30 Western Ontario W 12-1 N 22 Western Ontario W 8-2 Kevin Pettit J 5 Penn W 9-3 29 Rensselaer W 8-1 D 4 at Rensselaer L 3-4 ot 29 Guelph W 4-1 N 21 Western Ontario W 7-3 8 at Harvard L 4-6 D 2 Guelph W 4-0 7 Brown W 8-2 D 2 Rensselaer W 8-2 D 1 at Rensselaer L 3-6 10 at Notre Dame L 4-5 9 at Brown L 3-6 14 Yale W 2-1 6 at Brown W 5-4 ot 5 at Brown L 2-3 12 at St. Louis W 7-1 13 at St. Lawrence W 5-2 17 St. Lawrence W 7-1 9 at Boston University W 5-3 10 Seneca W 13-1 19 Colgate W 4-3 16 Yale W 6-0 20 vs. New Hampshire1 W 8-1 13 Yale W 8-1 12 at Yale W 5-3 22 at St. Lawrence W 5-4 ot 18 at Harvard W 9-0 21 vs. Boston College 1 W 6-3 17 at St. Lawrence W 7-0 15 McGill W 9-0 26 Boston College W 10-3 21 vs. Clarkson1 W 5-2 27 vs. Minnesota-Duluth2 W 2-1 22 vs. Rensselaer1 W 9-0 18 vs. New Hampshire1 W 6-2 29 Dartmouth W 8-0 22 vs. Brown1 W 3-2 28 vs. St. Lawrence2 W 4-3 23 vs. St. Lawrence1 W 7-2 19 vs. Boston College1 W 12-2 F 2 Clarkson L 2-4 29 Waterloo2 W 4-1 J 4 at Princeton W 6-2 J 2 vs. Boston University2 W 4-1 J 2 Guelph W 7-2 5 at Dartmouth L 2-3 ot Records and HistoryRecords 30 Toronto2 W 1-0 ot 8 Penn W 14-0 3 vs. Colgate2 W 5-3 6 Penn W 6-3 9 at Penn W 7-6 ot J 3 Colgate W 4-1 11 Harvard W 8-4 10 at Harvard W 3-1 9 Harvard W 5-4 ot 12 Princeton W 6-5 6 Brown W 3-2 24 vs. Penn3 W 10-3 24 at Toronto W 2-1 23 Boston University W 5-1 16 at Yale W 7-3 20 at Penn W 18-1 28 at Boston College W 4-3 28 Princeton W 7-1 26 at Colgate W 8-2 21 Harvard W 5-2 23 at Boston University W 3-2 F 1 at Dartmouth W 11-2 31 at Yale W 4-1 30 at Princeton W 3-2 26 at Princeton W 12-1 27 at Yale W 19-1 5 at Yale W 11-2 F 3 Colgate W 5-2 F 2 at Clarkson L 1-2 ot M 1 at Boston University W 3-2 F 3 at Dartmouth W 8-0 8 Toronto W 7-2 7 Brown W 5-1 6 Dartmouth W 5-2 4 Brown W 8-0 7 Princeton W 6-4 11 at Colgate W 7-0 14 Boston College W 5-3 10 Yale W 8-0 7 Providence2 W 11-1 13 at Colgate W 9-1 15 Dartmouth W 13-2 18 vs. Penn3 W 11-1 13 at Dartmouth W 4-1 10 vs. New Hampshire3 W 6-3

Cornell Hockey Timeline This Is Cornell March 11, 1967 - In a rematch of the legendary Christmas Tournament matchup, Cornell defeats Boston University, 4-3, at the Boston Garden, to win its first ECAC tournament title.

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11 vs. Boston University L 1-4 M 2 at Penn W 7-6 ot at Syracuse Invitation Tournament - Syracuse, 1978-79 (21-8) 1980-81 (19-11-1) General Information 17 vs. Denver5 W 7-2 5 St. Lawrence2 W 5-3 N.Y. (War Memorial) Coach: Dick Bertrand Coach: Dick Bertrand 18 vs. Boston University6 L 0-4 8 vs. Boston University3 L 3-7 2 at ECAC Holiday Tournament - New York, N.Y. Captains: Lance Nethery, John Stornik Captains Doug Berk, Brock Tredway 1 at Syracuse Invitation Tournament - Syracuse, 9 vs. Rensselaer4 W 8-2 (Madison Square Garden IV) N 24 Queen’s W 7-3 N 22 U.S. International W 3-1 N.Y. (War Memorial) 1 at Syracuse Invitation Tournament - Syracuse, 3 at ECAC Tournament Quarterfinal - Potsdam, 25 Waterloo L 4-5 23 U.S. International W 9-2 2 ECAC Tournament Quarterfinal - Ithaca, N.Y. N.Y. (War Memorial) N.Y. (Walker Arena) D 1 Brown L 5-7 28 at New Hampshire L 2-8 3 at ECAC Tournament Semifinal - Boston, Mass. 2 ECAC Tournament Quarterfinal - Ithaca, N.Y. 4 at ECAC Tournament Semifinal - Boston, Mass. 2 Yale W 4-3 29 at Maine L 2-7 (Boston Garden) 3 at ECAC Tournament Semifinal - Boston, Mass. (Boston Garden) 5 St. Lawrence W 8-0 D 4 St. Lawrence W 5-1 4 at ECAC Tournament Championship - Boston, (Boston Garden) 5 at ECAC Tournament Consolation - Boston, 9 at New Hampshire L 3-6 6 Boston University W 6-2 Mass. (Boston Garden) 4 at ECAC Tournament Consolation - Boston, Mass. (Boston Garden) 28 Maine1 W 3-1 28 vs. Air Force1 W 8-0 5 at NCAA Semifinal - Boston, Mass. (Boston Mass. (Boston Garden) 29 Western Michigan1 W 8-3 29 at Colorado College1 W 7-3 Garden) 1976-77 (20-8-1) J 6 Boston University W 5-1 J 9 at Harvard W 8-5 6 at NCAA Championship - Boston, Mass. (Boston 1974-75 (17-9-2) Coach: Dick Bertrand 10 at Colgate W 8-6 10 at Dartmouth L 4-5 ot

Garden) Coach: Dick Bertrand Captains: Mark Trivett, Fred Tomczyk, Jim 13 at Boston College W 11-4 16 at Boston College T 6-6 ot Coaches Staff and 1972-73 (23-5-1) Captains: Dave Peace, Steve Bajinski Vaughan 17 Clarkson L 4-10 24 Northeastern W 5-3 Coach: Dick Bertrand N 26 York W 8-4 N 20 York W 11-5 20 at Yale L 2-7 26 Princeton L 2-4 Captains: Bill Hanson, Dave Street 30 Ottawa T 3-3 ot 27 Western Ontario W 8-1 24 Vermont W 3-0 30 at Yale L 3-7 D 2 York W 9-2 D 3 Rensselaer W 8-2 28 Waterloo L 4-7 27 at Rensselaer W 6-3 31 at Brown L 2-3 ot 6 St. Lawrence W 7-3 6 Yale W 5-2 D 3 Yale W 6-3 31 Princeton W 6-2 F 3 at Colgate L 3-5 9 Brown W 8-2 7 Brown L 3-4 ot 4 Brown W 3-2 F 3 at Dartmouth L 2-5 6 Vermont W 4-0 13 Boston University1 L 9-0 10 St. Lawrence W 10-4 7 St. Lawrence W 10-4 7 at Harvard W 4-2 7 Rensselaer W 3-1 29 vs. Loyola2 W 6-4 27 vs. Colgate1 W 7-4 11 at New Hampshire L 3-4 10 Dartmouth W 4-1 14 at Princeton W 6-1 30 vs. Clarkson2 L 1-10 28 vs. Vermont1 L 2-5 28 vs. Princeton1 W 8-5 13 Rensselaer W 7-4 20 at St. Lawrence L 1-4 J 4 Loyola W 13-5 J 3 vs. Boston College2 W 10-7 29 vs. Boston College1 L 4-6 17 at Brown W 7-5 21 at Clarkson L 2-5 6 at Harvard W 5-2 5 vs. St. Lawrence2 W 7-4 J 4 Vermont W 8-6 18 at Providence L 3-4 24 at Providence W 5-3 9 at Colgate W 5-4 ot 7 at Colgate W 8-4 8 Boston University L 6-7 ot 21 Harvard W 11-3 27 Dartmouth W 7-3 18 at Penn W 4-1 10 at Harvard L 2-4 11 at Colgate W 9-5 24 Northeastern W 8-4 28 Harvard W 7-3 The Big RedMeet 20 Toronto W 8-2 11 at Dartmouth W 7-6 ot 15 at Boston College L 5-8 27 at St. Lawrence W 8-7 ot M 2 Brown W 7-2 22 St. Louis W 5-1 15 at Boston College T 6-6 ot 19 Clarkson W 11-8 M 3 at Princeton W 10-4 7 Yale W 5-1 24 at Boston College L 1-3 18 Clarkson W 4-1 22 at Yale W 7-1 6 Providence2 W 6-5 ot 10 Maine2 W 7-4 27 Dartmouth W 5-3 22 at Toronto L 3-5 27 Princeton W 11-0 9 vs. New Hampshire3 L 2-5 13 vs. Colgate3 W 4-3 F 3 at Dartmouth L 2-3 25 at Penn L 2-3 ot 29 at Penn L 5-9 10 Boston University4 W 7-4 14 vs. Providence4 L 4-8 7 at Yale W 4-0 29 Princeton W 8-3 F 2 Northeastern W 9-3 1 Cornell Holiday Festival - Ithaca, N.Y. 20 at Northern Michigan5 L 3-7 9 Princeton W 6-1 F 1 at Yale W 8-6 5 at Dartmouth W 6-3 2 ECAC Tournament Quarterfinal - Ithaca, N.Y. 21 at Northern Michigan5 W 4-3 10 Waterloo W 8-3 8 Dartmouth W 9-3 9 at Harvard W 7-4 3 at ECAC Tournament Semifinal - Boston, Mass. 1 at Colorado Springs Broadmoor Classic - Colo- 14 Yale W 5-2 15 at Brown W 5-2 12 Dartmouth W 7-5 (Boston Garden) rado Springs, Colo. (Broadmoor World Arena) 17 Harvard W 9-4 19 Harvard L 2-8 16 Rensselaer W 10-4 4 at ECAC Tournament Consolation - Boston, 2 ECAC Tournament Quarterfinal - Ithaca, N.Y. 21 Penn T 1-1 ot 22 at Princeton W 9-5 19 at Brown L 6-7 Mass. (Boston Garden) 3 at ECAC Tournament Semifinal - Boston, Mass. 24 at Princeton W 7-5 26 Boston University L 4-6 23 Harvard W 6-2 (Boston Garden) 2008-09 Opponents 27 Clarkson W 6-1 28 Penn W 6-1 26 at Princeton T 6-6 ot 1979-80 (16-15) 4 at ECAC Tournament Championship - Boston, M 3 at Brown W 4-3 ot M 4 New Hampshire3 W 4-2 M 5 Penn W 7-1 Coach: Dick Bertrand Mass. (Boston Garden) 6 Rensselaer3 W 9-3 7 vs. Harvard4 L 4-6 8 Rensselaer2 W 7-5 Captains: Doug Berk, Steve Hennessy, 5 at NCAA Quarterfinal - Marquette, Mich. 9 vs. Clarkson4 W 9-4 8 vs. Vermont5 L 3-7 11 vs. New Hampshire3 L 9-10 Brock Tredway (Lakeview Arena) (total goals series) 10 vs. Boston College5 W 3-2 1 at Syracuse Invitation Tournament - Syracuse, 12 vs. Clarkson4 W 5-4 N 23 Notre Dame L 4-5 ot 16 vs. Wisconsin6 L 5-6 N.Y. (War Memorial) 1 at Syracuse Invitation Tournament - Syracuse, 24 vs. Notre Dame1 L 4-6 1981-82 (12-13-1) 17 vs. Boston College7 L 1-3 2 at ECAC Holiday Tournament - New York, N.Y. N.Y. (War Memorial) 30 at Brown L 3-5 Coach: Dick Bertrand 1 Cornell later awarded win by forfeit (Madison Square Garden IV) 2 ECAC Tournament Quarterfinal - Ithaca, N.Y. D 1 at Yale W 4-2 Captains: Joe Gallant, Brian Hayward, 2 at Syracuse Invitation Tournament - Syracuse, 3 ECAC Tournament Quarterfinal - Ithaca, N.Y. 3 at ECAC Tournament Semifinal - Boston, Mass. 4 at St. Lawrence W 5-4 John Olds N.Y. (War Memorial) 4 at ECAC Tournament Semifinal - Boston, Mass. (Boston Garden) 8 New Hampshire L 3-6 N 21 Concordia L 3-4 3 ECAC Tournament Quarterfinal - Ithaca, N.Y. (Boston Garden) 4 at ECAC Tournament Consolation - Boston, 29 Denver W 5-4 22 Concordia W 6-2 4 at ECAC Tournament Semifinal - Boston, Mass. 5 at ECAC Tournament Consolation - Boston, Mass. (Boston Garden) 30 Denver W 4-3 24 Providence L 2-5

(Boston Garden) Mass. (Boston Garden) J 8 Colgate L 4-6 27 New Hampshire W 6-1 2007-08 In Review 5 at ECAC Tournament Championship - Boston, 1977-78 (20-6-1) 12 Boston College L 5-6 D 2 Colgate L 4-6 Mass. (Boston Garden) 1975-76 (18-10-1) Coach: Dick Bertrand 16 at Clarkson L 6-14 5 at Boston University W 7-2 6 at NCAA Semifinal - Boston, Mass. (Boston Coach: Dick Bertrand Captains: Dave Ambrosia, Lance Nethery 19 Yale W 9-4 9 St. Lawrence L 0-4 Garden) Captains: Brian Campbell, Wayne Stokes, N 18 York W 10-3 22 Clarkson W 7-4 29 vs. Plattsburgh State1 W 5-1 7 at NCAA Consolation - Boston, Mass. (Boston Bill Weber 19 York W 4-2 26 Maine W 6-2 30 vs. Clarkson1 L 1-4 Garden) N 21 Waterloo W 9-1 D 2 at Yale L 2-3 ot 29 at Princeton W 5-3 J 6 Yale L 3-4 ot 22 York L 5-8 3 at Brown L 6-7 F 2 Dartmouth L 3-4 8 Brown L 4-5 ot 1973-74 (19-7-1) 25 Ottawa W 15-2 6 at St. Lawrence L 4-5 8 at Harvard L 3-4 16 Boston College W 6-2 Coach: Dick Bertrand 30 New Hampshire W 3-2 10 New Hampshire W 10-4 10 at Dartmouth L 3-8 19 at St. Lawrence L 3-4 ot Captains: Doug Marrett, Gordon McCor- D 5 at Brown L 2-7 29 Toronto1 W 10-5 13 at Rensselaer L 4-9 23 at Northeastern W 8-3 mick, Bill Murray 6 at Yale W 5-4 30 Bowling Green1 W 5-3 16 Brown W 6-3 25 at Princeton T 2-2 ot N 24 Western Ontario W 6-2 26 vs. Brown1 L 6-9 J 4 at Boston University L 5-6 20 Harvard W 6-1 F 2 Princeton W 6-1 D 1 Waterloo W 12-4 27 vs. Colgate1 W 6-1 7 Providence T 5-5 ot 23 at Northeastern W 4-1 5 at Vermont W 4-2 Records History and 5 at St. Lawrence T 5-5 ot J 2 vs. Clarkson2 L 2-4 11 Colgate W 9-1 27 at Vermont L 6-8 6 at Rensselaer W 7-4 8 Brown W 3-1 4 vs. Penn2 W 8-2 14 Boston College W 13-3 M 1 Princeton L 6-7 12 Harvard L 4-5 ot 28 vs. Colorado College1 W 9-8 7 Colgate W 7-6 18 at Clarkson W 10-2 5 Providence W 5-2 14 Dartmouth W 6-2 29 vs. Colgate1 W 3-1 10 Boston College L 2-6 21 Yale W 13-1 8 at Boston University W 6-5 ot 16 Clarkson L 1-4 J 4 at Brown L 4-6 16 at Clarkson L 4-6 25 Princeton W 7-6 11 at Boston College2 W 5-1 20 Maine W 8-2 5 at Yale L 2-5 20 at Rensselaer W 6-0 28 Penn W 11-2 14 vs. Providence3 W 6-5 26 at Dartmouth W 5-4 8 Colgate W 9-3 24 Yale W 8-0 F 1 at Vermont W 6-4 15 vs. Dartmouth4 W 5-1 27 at Harvard L 0-7 12 Boston College W 6-3 28 at Princeton W 7-2 4 Dartmouth W 12-2 28 vs. Northern Michigan5 L 4-5 M 5 at Brown L 4-6 16 at Harvard W 5-4 ot 31 Penn W 3-0 11 at Dartmouth W 7-1 29 vs. Dartmouth6 L 4-8 6 at Yale L 2-5 18 at St. Louis W 5-4 F 3 at St. Lawrence W 9-7 14 at Rensselaer W 3-0 1 at Rochester, N.Y. () 1 at I Love New York Tournament - Lake Placid, 23 at Boston University L 2-7 7 Dartmouth W 5-3 18 Brown W 6-3 2 at ECAC Tournament Quarterfinal - Chestnut Hill, N.Y. () 26 Penn W 5-2 11 Harvard W 8-4 21 Harvard W 6-3 Mass. (McHugh Forum) This Is Cornell 29 at Princeton L 1-4 14 at Dartmouth L 7-9 23 at Harvard W 4-3 ot 3 at ECAC Tournament Semifinal - Boston, Mass. 1982-83 (13-10-3) F 2 at Rensselaer L 2-5 21 Brown L 3-7 25 at Northeastern W 10-8 (Boston Garden) Coach: Lou Reycroft 9 at Dartmouth W 6-5 ot 25 at Harvard T 3-3 ot M 3 at Princeton L 4-5 4 at ECAC Tournament Championship - Boston, Captains: Jeff Baikie, Darren Eliot, Randy 11 Yale W 7-4 28 Princeton W 8-2 4 at Penn W 8-5 Mass. (Boston Garden) MacFarlane 15 Dartmouth W 6-4 M 2 at Boston University L 4-9 7 Providence2 L 5-8 5 at NCAA Semifinal - Providence, R.I. (Dunkin’ N 20 Wilfrid Laurier W 7-1 16 Harvard L 4-7 6 at Penn W 11-5 1 Cornell Holiday Festival - Ithaca, N.Y. Donuts Center) 21 Wilfrid Laurier W 6-3 19 New Hampshire W 5-4 9 at Clarkson3 W 9-7 2 ECAC Tournament Quarterfinal - Ithaca, N.Y. 6 at NCAA Consolation - Providence, R.I. (Dunkin’ 27 at New Hampshire L 4-6 22 Princeton W 6-3 12 vs. Brown4 L 2-6 Donuts Center) D 1 at Colgate T 1-1 ot 27 at Clarkson W 10-1 13 vs. Harvard5 W 7-6 4 Boston University W 5-3

Cornell Hockey Timeline March 18, 1967 - Meeting for the third time that season, Cornell defeats Boston University, 4-1, at the War Memorial Arena in Syracuse, N.Y., to claim the school’s first national championship.

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Fans storm the ice at Lynah Rink following a big win at the end of the 1986 season.

Meet The Big Red 8 at St. Lawrence L 4-8 4 at Vermont L 3-6 (Herb Brooks Arena) 2 ECAC Tournament Quarterfinals - Ithaca, N.Y. 21 Clarkson W 4-2 12 Harvard W 3-1 10 Dartmouth W 5-1 2 at CBC Micron Tournament - , Quebec 3 at ECAC Tournament Semifinal - Boston, Mass. 30 U.S. International W 5-1 28 vs. Boston College1 L 3-4 11 Clarkson L 5-6 (Concordia Arena) (Boston Garden) D 4 Harvard L 1-3 29 vs. Concordia1 W 6-5 ot 21 Yale W 7-6 3 ECAC Tournament Quarterfinals - Ithaca, N.Y. 4 at ECAC Tournament Consolation - Boston, 9 at Colgate L 4-5 J 7 at Yale W 5-4 24 at Harvard W 4-3 4 at ECAC Tournament Semifinal - Boston, Mass. Mass. (Boston Garden) J 2 vs. Michigan1 W 6-3 8 at Brown L 1-4 25 at Dartmouth W 8-2 (Boston Garden) 5 at NCAA Quarterfinal - Denver, Colo. (University 3 vs. New Hampshire1 W 5-2 14 at Boston College L 3-6 28 Colgate L 0-6 5 at ECAC Tournament Consolation - Boston, of Denver Arena) (total goals series) 8 Vermont W 5-2 18 St. Lawrence L 3-4 1 at Empire Cup - Glens Falls, N.Y. (Glens Falls Mass. (Boston Garden) 9 Rensselaer L 2-4 22 Northeastern W 4-2 Civic Center) 1986-87 (11-16) 12 Colgate W 4-3 24 Princeton T 5-5 ot 2 at Key Bank Tournament - Lake Placid, N.Y. 1985-86 (21-7-4) Coach: Lou Reycroft 16 Dartmouth W 8-3 29 at Princeton W 7-0 (Herb Brooks Arena) Coach: Lou Reycroft Captains: Andy Craig, Joe Nieuwendyk 22 at Brown W 6-3 30 at Providence L 6-5 Captains: Duanne Moeser, Peter Natyshak, N 14 Army L 5-6 23 at Yale W 3-1

2008-09 Opponents F 4 Rensselaer W 5-4 ot 1984-85 (18-10-2) Mike Schafer 15 Princeton W 7-4 29 Princeton W 8-2 5 Vermont T 3-3 ot Coach: Loy Reycroft N 9 Western Ontario W 5-4 ot 21 at St. Lawrence L 1-2 ot 30 Army W 8-3 11 at Harvard L 2-3 ot Captains: Gary Cullen, Duanne Moeser, 15 at Princeton L 2-4 22 at Clarkson L 0-7 J 5 at Clarkson W 4-3 ot 12 at Dartmouth L 4-7 Mike Schafer 16 at Army W 4-3 29 Toronto W 6-3 6 at St. Lawrence L 3-6 15 at Clarkson L 4-8 N 17 Princeton W 5-3 22 Clarkson T 3-3 ot D 7 Harvard L 3-6 12 at Dartmouth W 4-2 18 Brown W 4-3 18 Army W 6-4 23 St. Lawrence W 7-6 ot 28 at Wisconsin L 5-7 13 at Harvard L 1-3 20 at Maine W 6-5 23 at Toronto L 2-7 30 Toronto T 2-2 ot 29 at Wisconsin L 2-5 19 Brown W 7-1 25 Yale W 4-3 ot 30 at Clarkson L 1-3 D 3 at Colgate W 10-2 J 2 vs. Northern Michigan1 W 4-3 ot 20 Yale W 7-4 27 Dartmouth W 5-1 D 1 at St. Lawrence L 2-4 8 Harvard L 3-11 3 vs. Alaska-Fairbanks1 W 5-2 26 at Rensselaer W 3-2 ot 1 at Key Bank Tournament - Lake Placid, N.Y. 8 Harvard T 5-5 ot J 3 at British Columbia1 W 5-2 6 at Colgate L 2-3 27 at Vermont L 1-5 (Herb Brooks Arena) 9 Dartmouth W 10-4 4 vs. Seibu (Japan)1 W 4-2 9 at Vermont L 4-5 M 4 Clarkson2 L 3-4 28 vs. McGill1 W 9-1 5 vs. Yale1 W 5-3 10 at Rensselaer L 3-6 5 Clarkson2 W 4-2 1983-84 (11-15) 29 vs. Ohio State1 L 1-3 10 Rensselaer L 0-3 16 Yale W 8-3 5 Clarkson3 L 0-1 2007-08 In Review Coach: Lou Reycroft J 3 at Concordia2 L 3-4 11 Vermont W 7-2 17 Brown L 4-5 ot 1 at Yale Hockey Classic - New Haven, Conn. Captains: Geoff Dervin, Terry Gage, Randy 4 vs. McGill2 T 10-10 17 at Brown W 6-2 21 Colgate L 4-10 () MacFarlane 11 at Rensselaer L 2-6 18 at Yale W 6-3 24 Dartmouth W 3-1 2 ECAC Tournament Quarterfinals - Ithaca, N.Y. N 19 Wilfrid Laurier W 5-0 12 at Vermont W 5-3 24 Dartmouth W 7-3 30 at Princeton W 2-1 3 ECAC Tournament Quarterfinal Mini-Game 22 Maine W 6-3 18 Brown W 3-2 29 Colgate L 2-5 31 at Army W 6-0 - Ithaca, N.Y. 25 vs. St. Lawrence1 L 4-5 19 Yale W 5-4 F 2 Princeton T 1-1 ot F 6 Clarkson L 0-5 26 vs. Colgate1 L 5-6 ot 25 Colgate W 6-5 7 at St. Lawrence W 7-4 7 St. Lawrence L 8-9 1988-89 (16-13-1) 30 New Hampshire L 0-5 27 at Colgate W 5-2 8 at Clarkson W 4-2 13 at Dartmouth W 5-4 ot Coach: Brian McCutcheon D 3 at Boston University L 2-4 F 3 at Princeton W 5-2 14 at Harvard L 3-4 ot 14 at Harvard L 0-3 Captains: Chris Grenier, Rob Levasseur, 7 at St. Lawrence L 4-7 8 St. Lawrence W 8-3 15 at Dartmouth W 5-0 20 at Brown L 3-5 Alan Tigert 10 Harvard W 6-5 9 Clarkson W 4-2 21 Yale L 4-5 ot 21 at Yale L 5-6 N 11 Princeton W 8-5 13 at Princeton W 6-4 15 at Dartmouth W 6-2 22 Brown W 10-3 27 Rensselaer W 6-1 12 Army W 5-3 29 vs. Bowling Green2 L 4-6 16 at Harvard W 5-4 ot 28 at Vermont W 3-2 ot 28 Vermont W 5-2 18 at Clarkson W 5-4 Records and HistoryRecords 30 vs. Brown2 W 5-2 23 at Yale L 8-9 M 1 at Rensselaer W 7-6 ot 1 at Phoenix Mutual Tournament - Hartford, 19 at St. Lawrence L 1-4 J 3 Princeton W 6-4 24 at Brown L 3-4 7 Vermont2 W 8-3 Conn. (3XL Center) 26 Toronto W 5-2 7 Providence W 6-5 M 1 Vermont W 3-2 8 Vermont2 T 3-3 ot 29 Colgate W 5-2 13 Boston College L 1-3 2 Rensselaer L 4-5 14 vs. Yale3 W 3-2 2ot 1987-88 (19-9) D 4 at Harvard L 1-9 14 Brown L 2-7 8 Yale3 W 9-2 15 Clarkson4 W 3-2 ot Coach: Brian McCutcheon 10 Boston University1 W 8-2 21 at Northeastern L 1-3 9 Yale3 W 4-2 21 at Denver5 L 2-4 Captain: Chris Norton 28 vs. Bowling Green2 L 2-3 27 at Yale L 4-5 15 vs. Rensselaer4 L 1-5 22 at Denver5 W 4-3 N 13 at Army W 6-2 29 vs. Boston University2 L 2-4 28 at Brown L 4-5 ot 16 vs. Clarkson5 W 5-3 1 at Thunderbird Centennial Classic - Vancouver, 14 at Princeton W 6-4 J 6 Brown W 10-2 F 3 at Rensselaer L 3-4 1 at Key Bank Tournament - Lake Placid, N.Y. British Columbia (PNE Agrodome) 20 St. Lawrence L 3-5 7 Yale W 3-2

Cornell Hockey Timeline This Is Cornell March 21, 1970 - Cornell caps a 29-0-0 season – the only unbeaten, untied, national championship season in NCAA history – with a 6-4 victory over Clarkson at the Olympic Arena in Lake Placid, N.Y.

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13 at Rensselaer W 3-2 ot 29 Boston College L 4-5 19 Harvard L 3-6 () 22 vs. Miami W 4-2 General Information 14 at Vermont W 4-3 ot F 1 Clarkson W 4-2 20 Brown L 2-4 23 vs. North Dakota6 L 2-6 20 at Dartmouth L 3-4 2 St. Lawrence W 3-1 26 at Rensselaer L 2-8 1995-96 (21-9-4) 1 at Syracuse Invitation Tournament - Syracuse, 24 at Colgate L 5-6 ot 8 Dartmouth W 2-0 27 at Union L 3-5 Coach: Mike Schafer N.Y. (War Memorial) 27 at Army L 3-4 9 Harvard T 2-2 ot M 5 Dartmouth L 3-5 Captain: Brad Chartrand 2 ECAC Tournament Quarterfinals - Ithaca, N.Y. 28 at Princeton W 4-2 15 at Brown L 0-3 6 Vermont W 5-2 N 3 at Michigan State L 2-6 3 at ECAC Tournament Semifinal - Lake Placid, N.Y. F 3 St. Lawrence L 0-2 16 at Yale W 5-1 1 at Cleveland Hockey Classic - Richfield, Ohio 10 Brown W 4-1 (Herb Brooks Arena) 4 Clarkson W 3-2 ot 22 Rensselaer L 4-5 () 11 Harvard W 5-3 4 at ECAC Tournament Championship - Lake 10 Harvard L 2-4 23 Vermont L 4-7 1993-94 (8-17-5) 17 at Vermont T 2-2 ot Placid, N.Y. (Herb Brooks Arena) 11 Dartmouth W 5-1 M 1 Colgate2 W 10-3 Coach: Brian McCutcheon 18 at Dartmouth W 4-3 ot 5 at NCAA West Regional, First Round - Grand 17 at Yale L 1-4 2 Colgate2 W 8-1 Captain: 21 at Boston University L 1-7 Rapids, Mich. (Van Andel Arena) 18 at Brown W 10-3 9 vs. St. Lawrence3 L 3-4 ot N 12 at Dartmouth W 4-3 ot D 1 Yale W 6-2 6 at NCAA West Regional, Second Round - Grand 24 Vermont L 2-4 15 at Michigan4 W 5-4 ot 13 at Vermont T 1-1 ot 2 Princeton T 5-5 ot Rapids, Mich. (Van Andel Arena) 4 25 Rensselaer W 4-2 16 at Michigan L 4-6 19 Harvard L 4-5 9 at Rensselaer L 3-5 Coaches Staff and M 3 at Clarkson3 W 5-3 17 at Michigan4 L 3-9 20 Brown L 3-7 10 at Union T 5-5 ot 1997-98 (15-16-2) 4 at Clarkson3 T 0-0 1 at Syracuse Invitation Tournament - Syracuse, 23 Boston University L 3-4 22 Massachusetts1 W 2-1 Coach: Mike Schafer 10 vs. St. Lawrence4 L 1-6 N.Y. (War Memorial) D 3 at Yale W 2-1 27 vs. Colorado College2 L 0-11 Captains: Jason Dailey, Kyle Knopp 11 vs. Harvard5 L 3-6 2 ECAC Tournament Quarterfinals - Ithaca, N.Y. 4 at Princeton T 1-1 ot 28 vs. Air Force2 W 6-2 N 1 Northeastern W 4-2 1 at Boston Garden - Boston, Mass. 3 at ECAC Tournament Semifinal - Boston, Mass. 7 Boston College L 2-5 J 5 St. Lawrence L 4-5 ot 7 Harvard W 5-2 2 at Syracuse Invitation Tournament - Syracuse, (Boston Garden) 31 at Minnesota1 L 2-5 6 Clarkson W 6-3 8 Brown W 4-3 N.Y. (War Memorial) 4 at NCAA East Regional, First Round - Ann Arbor, J 2 vs. Maine1 L 1-4 12 at Army L 1-4 14 at Dartmouth W 4-1 3 at ECAC Tournament Quarterfinals - Potsdam, Michigan (Yost Ice Arena) 7 Union L 2-6 17 at Colgate L 3-4 15 at Vermont T 1-1 ot N.Y. (Walker Arena) 8 Rensselaer T 3-3 ot 20 Colgate W 6-3 21 Princeton W 2-1 4 at ECAC Tournament Semifinal - Boston, Mass. 1991-92 (14-11-4) 16 at Northeastern L 4-5 23 Massachusetts W 8-1 22 Yale L 1-2 ot (Boston Garden) Coach: Brian McCutcheon 19 Colgate T 3-3 ot F 2 at Princeton W 3-2 ot 30 vs. Niagara1 W 2-0 5 at ECAC Tournament Final - Boston, Mass. Captains: Dave Burke, Paul Dukovac, 22 at Colgate T 3-3 ot 3 at Yale W 6-4 D 5 at Union L 2-4 (Boston Garden) Ryan Hughes 28 at St. Lawrence W 5-3 9 Dartmouth W 4-2 6 at Rensselaer L 5-7 The Big RedMeet N 15 at Princeton W 3-2 29 at Clarkson L 3-6 10 Vermont T 2-2 ot 27 vs. North Dakota2 L 1-5 1989-90 (16-10-3) 16 at Yale L 2-3 F 4 Vermont L 4-6 16 at Harvard W 5-4 28 vs. Western Michigan2 W 3-2 Coach: Brian McCutcheon 22 St. Lawrence W 5-1 5 Dartmouth W 7-1 17 at Brown W 6-4 J 10 vs. Colgate3 T 2-2 ot Captain: 23 Clarkson L 1-4 11 at Brown L 4-7 23 Union W 5-1 17 Colgate L 2-3 ot N 10 at Princeton L 2-5 30 at Providence L 4-5 ot 12 at Harvard L 0-4 24 Rensselaer W 4-0 19 Colgate W 3-2 ot 11 at Army L 2-5 D 1 at Boston College L 0-3 18 Clarkson W 4-3 ot M 1 at Clarkson L 1-2 ot 23 at Western Michigan W 2-0 17 Clarkson T 5-5 ot 6 Brown T 5-5 ot 19 St. Lawrence L 4-8 2 at St. Lawrence W 5-4 24 at Ferris State L 3-5 18 St. Lawrence T 4-4 ot 7 Harvard T 2-2 ot 25 Princeton W 5-2 8 Colgate3 W 8-3 30 Clarkson W 2-1 25 Western Ontario W 3-1 J 3 at Union W 8-1 26 Yale W 8-2 9 Colgate3 W 8-1 31 St. Lawrence L 3-4 28 at Colgate W 4-1 4 at Rensselaer L 3-4 M 4 at Rensselaer L 1-9 15 vs. Clarkson4 W 3-0 F 6 at Yale L 0-11 D 3 Harvard L 0-5 10 Vermont W 1-0 5 at Union L 2-5 16 vs. Harvard5 W 2-1 7 at Princeton W 4-1 8 at Boston College L 3-8 11 Dartmouth W 4-1 8 Princeton2 W 5-4 22 vs. Lake Superior State6 L 4-5 13 Vermont W 3-1 2008-09 Opponents 28 vs. Miami1 L 1-4 15 Colgate W 4-1 11 at Harvard3 L 4-5 1 at Massachusetts Holiday Classic - Amherst, 14 Dartmouth L 2-5 29 vs. Ohio State1 W 4-3 18 at Colgate L 4-5 12 at Harvard3 L 3-5 Mass. () 20 at Brown L 1-5 J 5 Rensselaer W 6-4 24 at Air Force W 4-2 1 at Mariucci Classic - Minneapolis, Minn. 2 at Denver Cup - Denver, Colo. (McNichols Arena) 21 at Harvard W 3-2 6 Vermont W 6-1 25 at Air Force W 4-1 (Mariucci Arena) 3 ECAC Tournament Quarterfinals - Ithaca, N.Y. 27 Rensselaer L 3-4 12 Army W 5-2 31 Yale W 4-3 2 ECAC Tournament First Round - Ithaca, N.Y. 4 at ECAC Tournament Semifinal - Lake Placid, N.Y. 28 Union L 0-1 13 Princeton W 5-1 F 1 Princeton L 2-3 3 at ECAC Tournament Quarterfinals - Cambridge, (Herb Brooks Arena) M 6 at St. Lawrence L 2-3 ot 19 at Brown W 4-2 7 at Clarkson L 1-3 Mass. (Bright Hockey Center) 5 at ECAC Tournament Championship - Lake 7 at Clarkson L 3-4 ot 20 at Yale W 6-2 8 at St. Lawrence L 3-5 Placid, N.Y. (Herb Brooks Arena) 13 at Rensselaer4 W 5-4 23 Colgate L 4-7 14 at Harvard T 2-2 ot 1994-95 (11-15-4) 6 at NCAA East Regional, First Round - Albany, N.Y. 14 at Rensselaer4 L 0-3 26 Dartmouth W 3-0 15 at Brown W 4-3 Coach: Brian McCutcheon () 15 at Rensselaer4 W 5-4 F 2 at St. Lawrence W 4-2 21 Rensselaer W 3-1 Captains: Brad Chartrand, Jake Karam, 19 vs. Princeton5 L 2-6 3 at Clarkson T 2-2 ot 22 Union L 4-6 Tyler McManus 1996-97 (21-9-5) 1 at HSBC Arena - Buffalo, N.Y. 2 9 at Harvard L 2-5 28 at Dartmouth L 2-3 N 11 Dartmouth T 5-5 ot Coach: Mike Schafer at Pepsi Tournament - Grand Rapids, Mich. (Van 2007-08 In Review 10 at Dartmouth W 6-2 29 at Vermont T 2-2 ot 12 Vermont W 3-2 Captain: Matt Cooney Andel Arena) 16 Yale W 4-1 M 7 at Yale1 W 4-1 18 at Harvard L 2-4 N 8 at Brown W 5-4 3 at - Uniondale, N.Y. 17 Brown W 5-2 13 vs. Clarkson2 W 4-3 2ot 19 at Brown L 2-4 9 at Harvard W 3-2 4 at ECAC Tournament Quarterfinals - Troy, N.Y. 23 at Vermont L 2-5 14 vs. St. Lawrence3 L 2-4 25 at Toronto1 L 2-3 15 Vermont W 6-4 (Houston Fieldhouse) 24 at Rensselaer L 5-6 ot 1 at ECAC Tournament Quarterfinal - New Haven, 26 vs. York1 W 6-3 16 Dartmouth W 6-3 5 at ECAC Tournament Preliminary Game - Lake M 2 Harvard2 W 6-2 Conn. (Ingalls Rink) D 2 Yale T 2-2 ot 22 at Yale L 3-4 Placid, N.Y. (Herb Brooks Arena) 3 Harvard2 W 4-2 2 at ECAC Tournament Semifinal - Boston, Mass. 3 Princeton L 3-6 23 at Princeton W 3-1 10 vs. Rensselaer3 L 2-3 (Boston Garden) 29 vs. Michigan State2 L 4-9 30 Miami L 4-5 1998-99 (12-15-4) 1 at Riverfront Invitational - Cincinnati, Ohio (U.S. 3 at ECAC Tournament Championship - Boston, 30 vs. Michigan Tech2 L 3-7 D 3 Colgate W 3-1 Coach: Mike Schafer Bank Arena) Mass. (Boston Garden) J 6 at Union W 4-1 6 Rensselaer L 2-4 Captain: Kyle Knopp 2 ECAC Tournament Quarterfinals - Ithaca, N.Y. 7 at Rensselaer L 1-4 7 Union T 3-3 ot N 6 Niagara W 3-2 3 at ECAC Tournament Semifinal - Boston, Mass. 1992-93 (6-19-1) 15 Army W 8-2 27 vs. Providence1 W 4-3 13 at Harvard W 7-2 (Boston Garden) Coach: Brian McCutcheon 19 at Colgate L 3-7 28 vs. Merrimack1 W 4-1 14 at Brown W 3-1 Records History and Captain: Ryan Hughes 21 Colgate L 0-6 J 3 at St. Lawrence T 1-1 ot 20 Dartmouth W 3-1 1990-91 (18-11-3) N 13 Princeton W 5-4 27 St. Lawrence W 8-1 4 at Clarkson L 2-5 21 Vermont L 3-5 Coach: Brian McCutcheon 14 Yale L 2-3 28 Clarkson T 4-4 ot 7 at Michigan T 3-3 ot 24 at Northeastern W 4-2 Captains: Doug Derraugh, Dan Ratushny 20 at St. Lawrence L 0-5 F 3 at Vermont W 3-2 11 Army T 1-1 28 vs. Colgate1 L 2-3 ot N 9 Army W 5-0 21 at Clarkson T 3-3 ot 4 at Dartmouth W 6-5 14 at Colgate W 3-2 D 4 Union W 5-2 10 Princeton W 4-3 28 Providence L 0-7 10 Harvard L 1-2 24 Ferris State W 4-3 5 Rensselaer T 3-3 ot 16 at St. Lawrence W 7-4 D 4 at Brown W 5-3 11 Brown L 4-5 25 Ferris State L 4-6 27 vs. Bowling Green2 L 2-3 ot 17 at Clarkson T 3-3 ot 5 at Harvard L 1-6 17 at Clarkson W 2-1 31 Princeton W 4-2 28 vs. Wisconsin2 W 3-2 ot 24 Northeastern W 8-3 29 vs. Bowling Green1 L 7-8 18 at St. Lawrence L 2-5 F 1 Yale W 5-0 J 2 at Clarkson L 2-6 27 Colgate T 4-4 ot 30 vs. Ohio State1 L 0-3 24 at Princeton L 3-4 ot 7 at Dartmouth W 5-3 3 at St. Lawrence T 3-3 ot 30 at Harvard L 3-8 D 8 at Vermont W 4-3 25 at Yale W 4-2 8 at Vermont L 5-7 5 Providence L 3-7 D 7 Yale W 4-2 9 at Dartmouth L 2-3 M 3 Rensselaer T 2-2 ot 14 Harvard W 2-1 15 Ohio State L 3-5 This Is Cornell 8 Brown W 7-1 13 Colgate L 3-4 4 Union W 8-2 15 Brown W 7-2 22 Colgate W 2-0 28 vs. Lake Superior State1 L 2-3 15 Air Force W 7-2 7 at St. Lawrence3 W 6-2 21 at Union L 1-7 23 at Colgate T 1-1 ot 29 vs. Colgate1 L 3-4 22 Union W 5-2 10 at Clarkson4 L 2-6 22 at Rensselaer W 5-2 29 at Princeton L 2-3 J 4 at Vermont W 6-4 23 Rensselaer L 2-3 11 at Clarkson4 L 2-7 28 Clarkson L 1-3 30 at Yale L 2-4 5 at Rensselaer W 5-4 30 at Colgate L 3-6 1 at Cross Border Challenge - Toronto, Ontario M 1 St. Lawrence W 5-2 F 5 Yale L 1-2 11 at Princeton L 6-7 F 5 at Yale L 3-4 ot (Varsity Rink) 7 Harvard2 T 2-2 ot 6 Princeton W 8-4 12 at Army W 5-3 6 at Princeton L 3-4 ot 2 at Great Lakes Invitational - Detroit, Mich. (Joe 8 Harvard2 W 4-1 12 at Vermont W 3-2 22 at Colgate W 3-2 12 Clarkson L 0-3 Louis Arena) 14 vs. Rensselaer3 W 5-3 13 at Dartmouth L 2-3 26 at Dartmouth W 7-3 13 St. Lawrence L 2-8 3 at ECAC Tournament First Round - Canton, N.Y. 15 vs. Clarkson4 W 2-1 19 Brown W 4-1

Cornell Hockey Timeline May 22, 1970 - Ned Harkness resigns as head coach to become the head coach of the National Hockey League’s . Dick Bertrand, whose playing career had come to an end just two months prior as a tri-captain for the Big Red’s undefeated national championship team, is named head coach. 2008-09 Cornell Big Red Men’s Ice Hockey www.CornellBigRed.com • 73 General Information General Coaches and StaffCoaches

The Big Red awaits the national anthem prior to the 2004-05 NCAA regional final at Minnesota.

Meet The Big Red 20 Harvard L 3-5 18 vs. Colgate6 L 0-4 10 Princeton3 W 2-1 15 vs. Rensselaer3 W 3-0 M 1 at Yale W 3-0 26 at Rensselaer L 5-7 1 at Syracuse Invitation Tournament - Syracuse, 16 vs. Harvard4 W 5-2 16 vs. Harvard4 L 3-4 2ot 14 Rensselaer2 W 3-2 27 at Union W 3-1 N.Y. (War Memorial) 17 vs. St. Lawrence5 L 1-3 23 vs. Quinnipiac5 W 6-1 15 Rensselaer2 W 4-0 M 5 St. Lawrence L 1-3 2 at Cumberland County Civic Center - Portland, 1 at Syracuse Invitation Tournament - Syracuse, 24 vs. New Hampshire6 L 3-4 21 vs. Brown3 W 2-0 6 Clarkson L 1-4 Me. N.Y. (War Memorial) 1 at Florida College Classic - Estero, Fla. (Germain 22 vs. Harvard4 W 3-2 ot 12 at Princeton3 T 4-4 ot 3 ECAC Tournament Quarterfinals - Ithaca, N.Y. 2 at Florida College Classic - Estero, Fla. (Germain Arena) 29 vs. Minnesota State5 W 5-2 13 at Princeton3 L 5-6 4 at ECAC Tournament Preliminary Game - Lake Arena) 2 ECAC Tournament Quarterfinals - Ithaca, N.Y. 30 vs. Boston College6 W 2-1 2ot 1 at Nassau Coliseum - Uniondale, N.Y. Placid, N.Y. (Herb Brooks Arena) 3 ECAC Tournament Quarterfinals - Ithaca, N.Y. 3 at ECAC Tournament Semifinal - Lake Placid, N.Y. A 10 vs. New Hampshire7 L 2-3 2 at Badger Showdown - Milwaukee, Wis. 5 at ECAC Tournament Semifinal - Lake Placid, N.Y. 4 at ECAC Tournament Semifinal - Lake Placid, N.Y. (Herb Brooks Arena) 1 at Florida College Classic - Estero, Fla. (Germain () (Herb Brooks Arena) (Herb Brooks Arena) 4 at ECAC Tournament Championship - Lake Arena) 3 at ECAC Tournament Quarterfinals - Princeton, 6 at ECAC Tournament Consolation - Lake Placid, 5 at ECAC Tournament Championship - Lake Placid, N.Y. (Herb Brooks Arena) 2 ECAC Tournament Quarterfinals - Ithaca, N.Y. N.J. (Hobey Baker Rink) N.Y. (Herb Brooks Arena) Placid, N.Y. (Herb Brooks Arena) 5 at NCAA East Regional, First Round - Worcester, 3 at ECAC Tournament Semifinal - Albany, N.Y.

2008-09 Opponents Mass. (DCU Center) (Times Union Center) 1999-2000 (16-14-2) 2000-01 (16-12-5) 2001-02 (25-8-2) 6 at NCAA East Regional, Second Round - Worces- 4 at ECAC Tournament Championship - Albany, Coach: Mike Schafer Coach: Mike Schafer Coach: Mike Schafer ter, Mass. (DCU Center) N.Y. (Times Union Center) Captain: Doug Stienstra Captains: Andrew McNiven, Larry Pierce, Captain: Stephen Bâby 5 at NCAA East Regional, First Round - Providence, N 5 at Rensselaer L 4-5 ot Danny Powell N 2 Alabama-Huntsville W 6-1 2002-03 (30-5-1) R.I. (Dunkin’ Donuts Center) 6 at Union W 2-1 ot N 4 Sacred Heart L 3-5 3 Alabama-Huntsville W 5-2 Coach: Mike Schafer 6 at NCAA East Regional, Second Round - Provi- 12 Brown W 8-1 10 at Union L 0-2 9 Union W 5-0 Captains: Stephen Bâby, Doug Murray dence, R.I. (Dunkin’ Donuts Center) 13 Harvard L 1-2 11 at Rensselaer W 3-2 10 Rensselaer W 4-1 N 1 at Ohio State W 3-1 7 at NCAA Frozen Four Semifiinal - Buffalo, N.Y. 19 St. Lawrence W 4-0 17 Harvard T 1-1 ot 16 at Harvard L 3-4 ot 8 Yale W 6-2 (HSBC Arena) 20 Clarkson W 10-4 18 Brown W 2-0 17 at Brown W 4-1 9 Princeton W 3-0 23 Providence L 2-3 21 Maine T 1-1 ot 24 at Boston University L 3-5 15 at Vermont W 8-0 2003-04 (16-10-6) 27 vs. Niagara1 L 2-3 ot 25 vs. Clarkson1 W 2-1 25 at Boston University W 4-2 16 at Dartmouth L 2-5 Coach: Mike Schafer 28 vs. Merrimack1 L 2-3 26 vs. Niagara1 L 3-4 30 at Yale T 1-1 ot 22 Harvard W 5-2 Captain: Ryan Vesce 2007-08 In Review D 3 at Princeton L 2-5 D 1 Yale W 4-3 D 1 at Princeton W 4-0 23 Brown W 5-0 O 31 Western Michigan T 5-5 ot 4 at Yale L 1-3 2 Princeton W 3-0 7 Niagara W 2-1 30 Boston University W 4-1 N 1 Western Michigan L 2-3 J 4 at Maine2 T 2-2 ot 27 vs. Ohio State2 W 6-5 ot 29 vs. Northern Michigan1 L 3-4 2ot D 1 Boston University W 5-1 7 at Yale W 6-2 8 at Ohio State W 5-2 28 vs. Maine2 L 1-2 30 vs. Ohio State1 L 0-2 6 at Western Michigan W 6-1 8 at Princeton W 7-0 14 Western Michigan W 4-3 J 6 Quinnipiac T 2-2 ot J 11 Vermont W 7-2 7 at Western Michigan W 3-2 ot 14 at Clarkson T 2-2 ot 15 Western Michigan W 3-1 12 at Vermont W 3-2 ot 12 Dartmouth L 3-5 28 vs. Maine1 L 2-3 15 at St. Lawrence W 2-1 24 Dartmouth L 2-3 13 at Dartmouth L 1-4 18 Colgate W 4-1 29 vs. Ohio State1 L 0-1 21 Bowling Green T 1-1 ot 28 at Colgate L 0-4 18 Colgate T 2-2 ot 19 at Colgate W 3-2 J 4 at St. Lawrence W 3-2 22 Ohio State L 3-4 29 Colgate L 2-4 20 at Colgate W 4-3 25 at Clarkson W 1-0 5 at Clarkson W 3-2 29 Mercyhurst T 3-3 ot F 4 at Harvard W 6-2 26 Clarkson W 2-1 26 at St. Lawrence W 2-1 17 at Union W 6-0 D 5 Brown T 3-3 ot 5 at Brown T 2-2 ot 27 St. Lawrence L 3-6 F 1 Harvard W 6-3 18 at Rensselaer W 3-2 6 Harvard W 1-0 11 at Clarkson W 8-3 F 2 at Brown W 2-1 ot 2 Brown W 2-0 24 Clarkson W 3-0 27 vs. Notre Dame1 W 4-0 12 at St. Lawrence L 1-3 3 at Harvard W 2-1 8 Princeton W 5-1 25 St. Lawrence W 5-2 28 vs. Ohio State1 W 4-3 Records and HistoryRecords 18 Union W 4-3 9 at Princeton L 1-4 9 Yale W 3-2 30 at Colgate L 1-2 ot J 9 at Harvard W 5-3 19 Rensselaer W 3-2 10 at yale L 0-1 ot 15 at Dartmouth L 0-1 ot F 1 Colgate W 3-1 10 at Brown L 1-2 ot 27 at Dartmouth L 2-3 16 Dartmouth T 1-1 ot 16 at Vermont W 5-2 7 Dartmouth W 6-1 16 Union T 1-1 ot M 3 Yale W 3-1 17 Vermont W 5-2 22 St. Lawrence T 2-2 ot 8 Vermont W 8-1 17 Rensselaer L 0-2 4 Princeton W 5-3 23 at St. Lawrence L 2-3 23 Clarkson W 5-3 14 at Brown T 2-2 ot 23 Vermont W 2-0 10 Harvard3 W 4-3 24 at Clarkson L 0-2 M 1 at Rensselaer W 2-1 15 at Harvard W 4-3 24 Dartmouth L 1-2 11 Harvard3 W 4-3 M 2 Rensselaer L 1-2 2 at Union W 3-1 21 Rensselaer W 5-0 30 Colgate L 0-2 16 vs. Clarkson4 W 4-2 3 Union W 2-1 8 Yale2 W 2-1 22 Union W 3-1 31 at Colgate L 1-2 17 vs. St. Lawrence5 L 2-3 ot 9 Princeton3 W 3-2 9 Yale2 W 4-2 28 at Princeton W 2-1 F 6 at Dartmouth W 4-2

Cornell Hockey Timeline This Is Cornell Feb. 2, 1972 - Clarkson defeats Cornell, 4-2, at Lynah Rink, snapping the Big Red’s 63-game home win streak, a mark that still stands as the longest home win streak in NCAA history.

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Opposing teams are seldom made to feel welcome by the Lynah Faithful.

7 at Vermont W 1-0 1 at Florida College Classic - Estero, Fla. (Germain Arena) 2007-08 (19-14-3) 13 Princeton W 6-1 Arena) 3 at Ingalls Rink - New Haven, Conn. Coach: Mike Schafer 14 Yale W 2-1 2 ECAC Tournament Quarterfinals - Ithaca, N.Y. 4 ECAC Tournament Quarterfinals - Ithaca, N.Y. Captains: Raymond Sawada, Topher Scott 20 at Rensselaer W 2-1 3 at ECAC Tournament Semifinal - Albany, N.Y. 5 at ECAC Tournament Semifinal - Albany, N.Y. O 27 at RIT1 L 1-4

21 at Union L 0-3 (Times Union Center) (Times Union Center) N 2 Princeton L 2-3 2008-09 Opponents 27 St. Lawrence W 4-1 4 at ECAC Tournament Championship - Albany, 6 at ECAC Tournament Championship - Albany, 3 Quinnipiac W 5-3 28 Clarkson W 2-1 N.Y. (Times Union Center) N.Y. (Times Union Center) 9 at Yale W 2-1 M 12 Clarkson2 W 5-1 5 at NCAA West Regional, First Round - Min- 7 at NCAA West Regional, First Round - Green Bay, 10 at Brown W 4-1 13 Clarkson2 L 4-5 neapolis, Minn. (Mariucci Arena) Wis. (Resch Center) 16 at Harvard L 1-2 14 Clarkson2 L 1-5 6 at NCAA West Regional, Second Round - Min- 8 at NCAA West Regional, Second Round - Green 17 at Dartmouth W 4-1 1 at Florida College Classic - Estero, Fla. (Germain neapolis, Minn. (Mariucci Arena) Bay, Wis. (Resch Center) 24 vs. Boston University2 L 3-6 Arena) 30 Massachusetts T 0-0 ot 2 ECAC Tournament Quarterfinals - Ithaca, N.Y. 2005-06 (22-9-4) 2006-07 (14-13-4) D 28 vs. UMass-Lowell3 L 2-3 Coach: Mike Schafer Coach: Mike Schafer 29 vs. Clarkson3 T 3-3 ot 2004-05 (27-5-3) Captain: Matt Moulson Captain: J 4 Niagara W 6-0 Coach: Mike Schafer O 28 Michigan State W 4-2 O 26 Robert Morris W 4-1 5 Niagara W 4-3 Captain: Mike Knoepfli 29 Michigan State L 3-4 28 RIT W 5-3 11 at Rensselaer W 2-1 O 29 Army W 7-1 N 4 at Yale W 4-2 N 3 at Brown W 3-2 12 at Union L 1-2 2007-08 In Review 30 Sacred Heart W 7-1 5 at Brown W 3-2 ot 4 at Yale W 5-2 18 St. Lawrence W 3-1 N 5 Harvard W 2-0 11 at Harvard W 4-3 10 Harvard W 3-2 20 Clarkson L 2-4 6 Brown W 7-2 12 at Dartmouth L 1-6 11 Dartmouth L 2-3 25 Brown W 4-1 12 at Michigan State T 1-1 ot 18 Union L 1-2 17 at Princeton W 3-2 26 Yale T 2-2 ot 14 at Michigan State L 0-2 19 Rensselaer T 1-1 ot 18 at Quinnipiac L 2-5 F 1 Colgate W 2-1 ot 19 at Vermont T 2-2 ot 25 Niagara W 5-4 25 Wayne State L 4-5 2 at Colgate W 3-1 20 at Dartmouth L 1-2 ot 26 vs. Niagara1 W 5-3 26 Wayne State W 2-0 8 at Clarkson L 1-4 27 Canisius W 3-0 D 2 Princeton W 4-1 D 1 Rensselaer T 3-3 ot 9 at St. Lawrence L 2-4 D 3 Yale W 6-2 3 Quinnipiac W 2-1 2 Union W 6-0 15 Union L 2-3 4 Princeton W 5-3 27 vs. Northeastern2 W 3-0 29 vs. New Hampshire1 W 5-2 16 Rensselaer W 7-1 28 vs. Boston College1 L 2-4 28 vs. Minnesota-Duluth2 T 1-1 ot 30 vs. Maine1 L 3-6 22 at Quinnipiac W 3-2 ot 29 vs. Maine1 W 4-3 J 7 RIT W 3-1 J 6 Sacred Heart L 1-2 23 at Princeton L 1-2 Records History and J 7 at Brown W 4-2 13 vs. Quinnipiac3 W 6-0 12 at St. Lawrence L 1-4 29 Dartmouth W 6-0 8 at Harvard L 0-1 14 at Princeton L 0-3 13 at Clarkson T 1-1 ot M 1 Harvard L 1-3 14 at Union W 2-1 ot 20 St. Lawrence W 5-2 19 Yale T 2-2 ot 7 Dartmouth4 W 3-2 15 at Rensselaer W 5-0 21 Clarkson W 4-2 20 Brown L 2-5 8 Dartmouth4 L 3-5 21 Dartmouth W 3-1 27 Brown W 4-3 ot 25 at Colgate L 2-4 9 Dartmouth4 W 6-0 22 Vermont W 2-1 28 Yale T 2-2 ot 27 Colgate W 2-1 14 at Union5 W 3-2 28 Clarkson W 4-2 F 3 Colgate W 4-1 F 2 Clarkson W 5-1 15 at Union5 W 3-2 29 St. Lawrence W 1-0 4 at Colgate W 3-2 3 St. Lawrence L 1-2 21 vs. Harvard6 L 1-3 F 4 at Colgate W 1-0 10 at Clarkson L 1-3 9 at Union T 3-3 ot 22 vs. Colgate7 W 4-2 5 Colgate T 2-2 ot 11 at St. Lawrence T 4-4 ot 10 at Rensselaer W 6-1 1 at Blue Cross Arena - Rochester, N.Y. 11 at Princeton W 5-0 17 Dartmouth W 3-1 16 Quinnipiac W 2-0 2 at Madison Square Garden IV - New York, N.Y. 12 at Yale W 5-2 18 Harvard L 3-4 17 Princeton W 8-4 3 at Florida College Classic - Estero, Fla. (Germain

18 Rensselaer W 3-0 24 at Rensselaer L 0-2 23 at Dartmouth L 1-5 Arena) This Is Cornell 19 Union W 4-1 25 at Union W 2-1 24 at Harvard L 1-3 4 ECAC Tournament First Round - Ithaca, N.Y. 25 at St. Lawrence W 3-2 ot M 10 Clarkson4 W 4-3 2ot M 9 Quinnipiac2 L 0-1 ot 5 at ECAC Tournament Quarterfinals - Sche- 26 at Clarkson W 3-0 11 Clarkson4 W 3-2 2ot 10 Quinnipiac2 L 2-3 nectady, N.Y. (Messa Rink) M 11 Clarkson2 W 5-0 17 vs. Colgate5 W 2-0 1 at Florida College Classic - Estero, Fla. (Germain 6 at ECAC Tournament Semifinal - Albany, N.Y. 12 Clarkson2 W 3-2 ot 18 vs. Harvard6 L 2-6 Arena) (Times Union Center) 18 vs. Vermont3 W 3-0 25 vs. Colorado College7 W 3-2 2 ECAC Tournament Quarterfinals - Ithaca, N.Y. 7 at ECAC Tournament Consolation - Albany, N.Y. 19 vs. Harvard4 W 3-1 26 vs. Wisconsin8 L 0-1 3ot (Times Union Center) 26 vs. Ohio State5 W 3-2 1 at Blue Cross Arena - Rochester, N.Y. 27 at Minnesota6 L 1-2 ot 2 at Florida College Classic - Estero, Fla. (Germain

Cornell Hockey Timeline March 18, 1972 – Cornell returns to the NCAA Championship game, but this time falls to rival Boston University, 4-0. Cornell has since qualified for the NCAA tournament 11 times, but has yet to return to the national title contest. 2008-09 Cornell Big Red Men’s Ice Hockey www.CornellBigRed.com • 75 The Nicky Bawlf Award - Team MVP Cornell Hockey Association Award 1959 John Detwiler 1971 Brian Cropper 1985 Steve Inglehart (Enthusiasm, dedication, desire and unselfish willingness to give the team 1960 John Detwiler 1972 Larry Fullan 1986 Doug Dadswell an extra ounce of energy) 1961 Laing Kennedy 1973 Dave Elenbaas 1987 Joe Nieuwendyk 1965 Ed Sauer 1975 Brian Campbell 1986 Duanne Moeser 1962 Laing Kennedy 1974 Doug Marrett 1988 Corrie D’Alessio 1966 Bob Leaf 1976 Wayne Stokes 1987 Chris Norton 1963 Laing Kennedy 1975 Dave Peace 1989 Corrie D’Alessio 1967 Murray Death 1977 Fred Tomczyk 1988 Chris Norton 1964 Steve Poole 1976 Jim Vaughan Rob Levasseur 1968 Brian Cornell 1978 Dave Ambrosia 1989 Alan Tigert 1965 Mike Doran 1977 Lance Nethery 1990 Ross Lemon 1969 Brian Cornell 1979 John Stornik 1990 Tim Vanini Doug Ferguson 1978 Lance Nethery 1991 Doug Derraugh Bruce Pattison 1980 John Olds 1991 Stephane Gauvin 1966 Dave Ferguson 1979 Lance Nethery 1992 Parris Duffus 1970 Gordie Lowe 1981 Brock Tredway 1992 Karl Williams General Information General 1967 Ken Dryden 1980 Brock Tredway 1993 Ryan Hughes 1971 Jim Higgs 1982 John Olds Phil Nobel 1968 Bruce Pattison 1981 Geoff Roeszler 1994 Geoff Bumstead 1972 Dave Westner 1983 Jeff Baikie 1993 Christian Felli 1969 Ken Dryden 1982 Brian Hayward 1995 Jake Karam 1973 Carlo Ugolini 1984 Mike Schafer 1994 Geoff Lopatka 1970 John Hughes 1983 Darren Eliot 1996 Brad Chartrand 1974 George Kuzmicz 1985 Randy MacFarlane 1995 Blair Ettles Dan Lodboa 1984 Duanne Moeser 1997 Jason Elliott 1996 Jamie Papp 1998 Jason Elliott 1997 Jamie Papp 1999 Jeff Burgoyne 1998 Jeff Oates 2000 Doug Stienstra 1999 Jeff Oates 2001 Matt Underhill 2000 Rick Sacchetti 2002 Doug Murray 2001 Danny Powell Coaches and StaffCoaches 2003 David LeNeveu 2002 Brian McMeekin 2004 Ryan Vesce 2003 Travis Bell 2005 David McKee 2004 Greg Hornby 2006 Matt Moulson 2005 Jeremy Downs 2007 Mitch Carefoot 2006 Chris Abbott 2008 Topher Scott 2007 Tyler Mugford 2008 Chris Fontas

The Crimson Cup Greg Ratushny Award Meet The Big Red (To the outstanding Cornell player during the season series vs. Harvard) (To the most promising freshman) 1990 Doug Derraugh 1991 Tim Vanini 1992 Alex Nikolic 1997 Ryan Moynihan 1998 Larry Pierce 1999 Denis Ladouceur 1996 Brad Chartrand 2000 Mark McRae 1997 Jason Elliott 2001 Ryan Vesce 1998 Andrew McNiven 2002 David LeNeveu 1999 David Kozier 2003 Matt Moulson 2000 Doug Stienstra 2004 David McKee 2001 David Francis 2005 Topher Scott 2002 Sam Paolini 2006 Tyler Mugford 2003 Sam Paolini 2007 Colin Greening 2008-09 Opponents 2004 Matt Moulson 2008 Riley Nash 2005 Charlie Cook 2006 Topher Scott 2007 Michael Kennedy 2008 Raymond Sawada

Ironman Award Mark Weiss Award (Determination to overcome injuries) (To the player who exemplifies the determination and passion that the late 1984 Mike Schafer 1989 Stewart Smith 1995 Bill Holowatiuk Mark Weiss had for life and the sport of Hockey) 2007-08 In Review 1985 Mike Schafer 1990 Dr. Dan Yale 1996 Bill Holowatiuk 1982 Roy Kerling 1987 Andy Craig 1992 Joe Dragon 1986 Duanne Moeser 1991 Doug Derraugh 1997 Matt Cooney 1983 Larry Tobin 1988 Dave Crombeen 1993 Russ Hammond 1987 Andy Craig Tim Vanini 1998 David Adler 1984 Terry Gage 1989 Chris Grenier 1994 Shaun Hannah 1988 Alan Tigert 1992 Marc Deschamps 1999 David Adler 1985 Gary Cullen 1990 Jim Goerz 1995 Christian Felli Rob Levasseur 1994 Geoff Bumstead Larry Pierce 1986 Peter Natyshak 1991 Corrie D’Alessio 1996 Andre Doll 2000 Larry Pierce 1997 Kyle Knopp 2001 Doug Murray 1998 Jason Dailey 2002 Krzysztof Wieckowski 1999 Kyle Knopp 2003 Ben Wallace 2000 Ryan Moynihan 2004 Ben Wallace 2001 Danny Powell Records and HistoryRecords 2005 Mike Knoepfli 2002 Matt Underhill 2006 Ryan O’Byrne 2003 Stephen Bâby 2007 Byron Bitz 2004 Ryan Vesce 2008 Brendon Nash 2005 Mike Knoepfli 2006 Matt Moulson 2007 Byron Bitz 2008 Topher Scott

Cornell Hockey Timeline This Is Cornell 1977-78 – Lance Nethery completes his junior season with a total of 23 goals and 60 assists for 83 points, the only season with 80 points or more in Cornell history.

76 • www.CornellBigRed.com 2008-09 Cornell Big Red Men’s Ice Hockey Joe DeLibero/Stan Tsapis Award Bill Doran Sportsmanship Award General Information (Skilled efficiency, unselfish dedication and hard-nosed competitive (Formerly J.E.B. Sportsmanship Award) application) 1968 Pete Tufford 1980 Brian Marrett 1991 Bruce Frauley 1967 Dave Quarrie Dick Weber 1986 Mike Schafer 1969 Dick Bertrand 1981 Doug Berk 1992 Paul Dukovac 1968 Steve Giuliani 1977 Dave Ambrosia 1987 Dave Crombeen 1970 Steve Giuliani Tim Strawman 1993 Jason Vogel 1969 Dan Lodboa 1978 Roy Kerling 1988 Doug Derraugh 1971 Bob Aitchison 1982 Randy MacFarlane 1994 Jake Karam 1970 Garth Ryan 1979 John Olds 1989 Alan Tigert 1972 Ron Simpson 1983 Geoff Dervin 1995 Tyler McManus 1971 Kevin Pettit Brock Tredway 1990 Dan Ratushny 1973 Bill Hanson 1984 Randy MacFarlane 1996 Kyle Knopp 1972 Jim Higgs 1980 Roy Kerling 1991 Dan Ratushny 1974 Bob Murray 1985 Mark Henderson 1997 Jeff Burgoyne 1973 Doug Marrett 1981 Joe Gallant 1992 Dave Burke 1975 Jim Vaughan 1986 Mark Canduro 1998 Jeff Burgoyne 1974 Bill Murray 1982 Joe Gallant 1993 Shaun Hannah 1976 Lance Nethery 1987 Pete Marcov 1999 Jeff Burgoyne Coaches Staff and 1975 Bill Weber 1983 Greg Reid 1994 Brad Chartrand 1977 John Stornik 1988 Craig Donovan 2000 Ryan Moynihan Dick Weber 1984 Geoff Dervin 1995 Brad Chartrand 1978 John Stornik 1989 Chris Grenier 2001 Mark McRae 1976 Bill Weber 1985 Duanne Moeser 1996 Matt Cooney 1979 Rob Gemmell 1990 Casey Jones 2002 Mark McRae 1997 Matt Cooney 2003 Mark McRae 1998 Darren Tymchyshyn 2004 Ben Wallace 1999 Kyle Knopp 2005 Charlie Cook 2000 Doug Stienstra 2006 Topher Scott 2001 Stephen Bâby 2007 Topher Scott 2002 Shane Palahicky 2008 Topher Scott

2003 Stephen Bâby The Big RedMeet 2004 Mike Knoepfli 2005 Paul Varteressian 2006 Jon Gleed 2007 Topher Scott 2008 Colin Greening

Sam Woodside Award Wendell and Francelia Earle Award

(Career improvement [1969-92, 1996-present]; Skill, dedication and desire (For outstanding academic achievement; as of 2001, presented to the top 2008-09 Opponents by a rookie [1993-95]) student in each class) 1969 Bob McGuinn Pete Shier 1988 Pat Heaphy 1990 Dave Burke 2000 Andrew McNiven Todd Marr ‘04 1970 Dan Lodboa 1979 Dave Mitchell 1989 Rob Levasseur 1991 Trent Andison 2001 Dan Svoboda ‘01 David LeNeveu ‘05 1971 Bill Duthie 1980 Jeff Roche 1990 Ross Lemon 1992 Stephane Gauvin Alex Gregory ‘02 Matt Moulson ‘06 1972 Craig Brush 1981 Karl Habib 1991 Jim Crozier 1993 Etienne Belzile Mark McRae ‘03 2004 Ben Wallace ‘04 1973 Mike McGuire 1982 Dan Duffy 1992 Jim McPhee 1994 Jake Karam Ben Wallace ‘04 Mike Knoepfli ‘05 1974 Gord McCormick 1983 Paul Geiger 1993 Brad Chartrand 1995 Steve Wilson 2002 Denis Ladouceur ‘02 Chris Abbott ‘06 1975 Steve Bajinski 1984 Ray Dube 1994 Vinnie Auger 1996 Steve Wilson Mark McRae ‘03 Mark McCutcheon ‘07 1976 Robin Lang 1985 John Wilson 1995 Jason Elliott 1997 Steve Wilson Ryan Vesce ‘04 2005 Jeremy Downs ‘05 1977 Mark Trivett 1986 Dave Hunter Ryan Smart 1998 Ryan Smart David LeNeveu ‘05 Matt Moulson ‘06 2007-08 In Review 1978 Kevin Fullan 1987 Jim Edmands 1996 P.C. Drouin 1999 Andrew McNiven 2003 Mark McRae ‘03 Mark McCutcheon ‘07 1997 Tony Bergin Doug Krantz ‘08 Jason Kendall 2006 Matt Moulson ‘06 1998 Jason Elliott Evan Salmela ‘07 1999 Jeff Burgoyne Doug Krantz ‘08 2000 Mike Rutter Dan DiLeo ‘09 2001 Ian Burt 2007 Evan Salmela ‘07 2002 Brian McMeekin Chris Fontas ‘08 2003 Sam Paolini Dan DiLeo ‘09

2004 Ryan Vesce Colin Greening ‘10 Records History and 2005 Mike Iggulden 2008 Chris Fontas ‘08 2006 Jon Gleed Dan DiLeo ‘09 2007 Mark McCutcheon Colin Greening ‘10 2008 Chris Fontas Patrick Kennedy ‘11 This Is Cornell

Cornell Hockey Timeline March 15, 1980 – Cornell defeats Dartmouth, 5-1, at Boston Garden, to win its sixth ECAC tournament title, the program’s first league tournament crown and NCAA tournament appearance since 1973.

2008-09 Cornell Big Red Men’s Ice Hockey www.CornellBigRed.com • 77 Cornell Hockey In The Olympics General Information General

Darren Eliot - Canada Kent Manderville - Canada Dan Ratushny - Canada Joe Nieuwendyk - Canada 1984 1992 Olympic Games 1992 Olympic Games 1998 Olympic Games Sarajevo, Yugoslavia Albertville, France Albertville, France Nagano, Japan Silver Medal Silver Medal 2002 Olympic Games Salt Lake City, Utah, USA

Coaches and StaffCoaches Gold Medal

Cornell Junior National Team Members Cornell National Team Members 1986 Joe Nieuwendyk, Canada 1992 Ryan Hughes, Canada 1972 Edward Ambis, USA 1991 Doug Dadswell, Canada 1990 Kent Manderville, Canada 1998 Jean-Marc Pelletier, USA 1985 Darren Eliot, Canada 1992 Kent Manderville, Canada 1990 Dan Ratushny, Canada 2003 David LeNeveu, Canada 1987 Joe Nieuwendyk, Canada 1992 Dan Ratushny, Canada 1991 Kent Manderville, Canada 2006 Sasha Pokulok, Canada 1989 Ryan Hughes, Canada 1996 Parris Duffus,USA 1989 Dan Ratushny, Canada 1997 Brad Chartrand, Canada Meet The Big Red 1990 Joe Nieuwendyk, Canada 1998 Brad Chartrand, Canada 1991 Kent Manderville, Canada 1999 Parris Duffus,USA 1991 Dan Ratushny, Canada

Cornell Athletic Hall of Fame The following Big Red hockey standouts have been inducted into Cornell’s Athletic Hall of Fame. Name...... Inducted Name...... Inducted

2008-09 Opponents Nicholas Bawlf...... 1980 Dan Lodboa ‘70...... 1978 Dick Bertrand ‘70...... 1989 Brian McCutcheon ‘71...... 1986 Brian Cornell ‘69...... 1982 Duanne Moeser ‘86...... 2003 Brian Cropper ‘71...... 1985 Bill Murray ‘74...... 1988 Doug Dadswell ’88...... 2000 Lance Nethery ‘79...... 1984 Mike Doran ’67...... 1998 Joe Nieuwendyk ‘88...... 1994 Ken Dryden ‘69...... 1978 Harry Orr ‘67...... 1984 Darren Eliot ‘83...... 1996 Bruce Pattison ‘69...... 1983 Doug Ferguson ‘67...... 1979 Bob Rule ‘71...... 1986 Larry Fullan ‘72...... 1997 Pete Shier ‘78...... 1990

2007-08 In Review Ned Harkness...... 1981 Walt Stanowski ’68...... 2001 Brian Hayward ‘82...... 1991 Mike Teeter...... 2005 John Hughes ‘70...... 1981 Brock Tredway ‘81...... 1989 Frank Hunter ‘16...... 1979 Pete Tufford ‘69...... 1978 Laing Kennedy ‘63...... 1980 James Vaughan ‘77...... 2007 Roy Kerling ’82...... 1999 Bob Wiggans ‘40...... 1986 Records and HistoryRecords

Mike Doran ‘67 Brian Hayward ‘82 Laing Kennedy ‘63 Duanne Moeser ‘86 Harry Orr ‘67 Pete Tufford ‘69

Cornell Hockey Timeline This Is Cornell March 15, 1986 – Behind tri-captains Duanne Moeser, Peter Natyshak and Mike Schafer, Cornell wins its seventh ECAC title game at Boston Garden, defeating Clarkson 3-2 in overtime.

78 • www.CornellBigRed.com 2008-09 Cornell Big Red Men’s Ice Hockey Cornellians in the National Hockey league Draft General Information Year Player Round Pick Year Player Round Pick All-Time Picks by Chronological Order All-Time Picks by Draft Order 2003 Shane Hynes 3 86 1972 Dave Elenbaas 4 62 Player Year Round Pick Team Player Year Round Pick Team 1989 Marc Deschamps 5 104 Ken Dryden 1964 3rd 14th BOS Ken Dryden 1964 3rd 14th BOS 2003 Ryan O’Byrne 3 79 Gordie Lowe 1964 3rd 15th NYR Sasha Pokulok 2005 1st 14th WASH 2004 Jon Gleed 7 212 Year Player Round Pick Dave Elenbaas 1972 4th 62nd MON Gordie Lowe 1964 3rd 15th NYR 1999 Stephen Bâby 7 188 George Kuzmicz 1972 9th 138th DET Riley Nash 2007 1st 21st EDM 2000 Matt McRae 5 147 Year Player Round Pick Bob Peace 1973 11th 147th TOR Ryan Hughes 1990 2nd 22nd QUE

2000 Mark McRae 9 288 1994 Ryan Smart 6 134 Coaches Staff and 2004 Mitch Carefoot 8 237 2002 Dan Glover 8 250 Kevin Walker 1974 22nd 243rd NYR Kent Manderville 1989 2nd 24th CALG 2006 Tony Romano 6 178 Robin Lang 1976 5th 89th PHI Dan Ratushny 1989 2nd 25th WIN Lance Nethery 1977 8th 131st NYR Joe Nieuwendyk 1985 2nd 27th CALG Year Player Round Pick New York Rangers Roy Kerling 1978 5th 70th MIN Jean-Marc Pelletier 1997 2nd 30th PHI 1964 Ken Dryden 3 14 Year Player Round Pick 1987 Casey Jones 10 203 1964 Gordie Lowe 3 15 Darren Eliot 1980 6th 115th LA Etienne Belzile 1990 2nd 41st CALG 2003 Byron Bitz 4 107 1974 Kevin Walker 22 243 Jeff Baikie 1981 10th 207th LA David LeNeveu 2002 2nd 46th PHX 1977 Lance Nethery 8 131 Gary Cullen 1982 9th 170th DET Raymond Sawada 2004 2nd 52nd DAL 1983 Pete Marcov 8 153 Pete Marcov 1983 8th 153rd NYR Dave Elenbaas 1972 4th 62nd MON Year Player Round Pick 1985 Joe Nieuwendyk 2 27 Darin McInnis 1984 8th 160th MIN Roy Kerling 1978 5th 70th MIN

1989 Kent Manderville 2 24 Year Player Round Pick Jim Edmands 1984 12th 238th WIN Ryan O’Byrne 2003 3rd 79th MON The Big RedMeet 1989 Alex Nikolic 7 147 2005 Colin Greening 7 204 Joe Nieuwendyk 1985 2nd 27th CALG Shane Hynes 2003 3rd 86th ANA 1990 Etienne Belzile 2 41 1999 Matt Underhill 6 170 Chris Norton 1985 11th 228th WIN Robin Lang 1976 5th 89th PHI Casey Jones 1987 10th 203rd BOS Marc Deschamps 1989 5th 104th MON Year Player Round Pick Corrie D’Alessio 1988 6th 107th VAN Corrie D’Alessio 1988 6th 107th VAN Year Player Round Pick 1976 Robin Lang 5 89 Trent Andison 1988 12th 232nd MIN Byron Bitz 2003 4th 107th BOS 2006 Justin Krueger 7 213 1997 Jean-Marc Pelletier 2 30 Kent Manderville 1989 2nd 24th CALG Dave Burke 1989 6th 108th TOR Phoenix Coyotes Dan Ratushny 1989 2nd 25th WIN Darren Eliot 1980 6th 115th LA Year Player Round Pick Marc Deschamps 1989 5th 104th MON Lance Nethery 1977 8th 131st NYR Year Player Round Pick 2002 David LeNeveu 2 46

Dave Burke 1989 6th 108th TOR Ryan Smart 1994 6th 134th NJ 2008-09 Opponents 2003 Mark McCutcheon 5 138 Alex Nikolic 1989 7th 147th CALG George Kuzmicz 1972 9th 138th DET Stephane Gauvin 1989 9th 172nd WIN Mark McCutcheon 2003 5th 138th COLO Year Player Round Pick Brian McMeekin 1999 9th 260th STL Bob Peace 1973 11th 147th TOR Year Player Round Pick 1990 Joe Dragon Supp. 5 2008 Sean Collins 6 187 2003 Matt Moulson 9 263 Ryan Hughes 1990 2nd 22nd QUE Alex Nikolic 1989 7th 147th CALG Etienne Belzile 1990 2nd 41st CALG Matt McRae 2000 5th 147th ATL Quebec Nordiques Parris Duffus 1990 9th 180th STL Pete Marcov 1983 8th 153rd NYR Year Player Round Pick Joe Dragon 1990 Supp 5th PIT Darin McInnis 1984 8th 160th MIN Year Player Round Pick 1990 Ryan Hughes 2 22 2004 Raymond Sawada 2 52 1993 Vincent Auger 9 231 Jim Crozier 1990 Supp 19th HART Gary Cullen 1982 9th 170th DET Vincent Auger 1993 9th 231st QUE Matt Underhill 1999 6th 170th CALG 2007-08 In Review St. Louis Blues Ryan Smart 1994 6th 134th NJ Stephane Gauvin 1989 9th 172nd WIN Detroit Red Wings Year Player Round Pick Year Player Round Pick 1990 Parris Duffus 9 180 Jason Elliott 1994 8th 205th DET Tony Romano 2006 6th 178th NJ 1972 George Kuzmicz 9 138 1999 Brian McMeekin 9 260 Jean-Marc Pelletier 1997 2nd 30th PHI Parris Duffus 1990 9th 180th STL 1982 Gary Cullen 9 170 Matt Underhill 1999 6th 170th CALG Sean Collins 2008 6th 187th COLB 1994 Jason Elliott 8 205 Stephen Bâby 1999 7th 188th ATL Stephen Bâby 1999 7th 188th ATL Year Player Round Pick Oilers 1999 Doug Murray 8 241 Doug Murray 1999 8th 241st SJ Casey Jones 1987 10th 203rd BOS Year Player Round Pick Matt McRae 2000 5th 147th ATL Colin Greening 2005 7th 204th OTT 2007 Riley Nash 1 21 Mark McRae 2000 9th 288th ATL Jason Elliott 1994 8th 205th DET Mike Knoepfli 2001 9th 276th TOR Jeff Baikie 1981 10th 207th LA

Year Player Round Pick Records History and 1973 Bob Peace 11 147 David LeNeveu 2002 2nd 46th PHX Jon Gleed 2004 7th 212nd MON Year Player Round Pick 1989 Dave Burke 6 108 Dan Glover 2002 8th 250th NJ Justin Krueger 2006 7th 213rd CAR 1990 Jim Crozier Supp. 19 2001 Mike Knoepfli 9 276 Ryan O’Byrne 2003 3rd 79th MON Chris Norton 1985 11th 228th WIN

Shane Hynes 2003 3rd 86th ANA Vincent Auger 1993 9th 231st QUE Year Player Round Pick Byron Bitz 2003 4th 107th BOS Trent Andison 1988 12th 232nd MIN Year Player Round Pick 1988 Corrie D’Alessio 6 107 Mark McCutcheon 2003 5th 138th COLO Mitch Carefoot 2004 8th 237th ATL 1980 Darren Eliot 6 115 Matt Moulson 2003 9th 263rd PIT Jim Edmands 1984 12th 238th WIN 1981 Jeff Baikie 10 207 Raymond Sawada 2004 2nd 52nd DAL Doug Murray 1999 8th 241st SJ Year Player Round Pick Jon Gleed 2004 7th 212nd MON Kevin Walker 1974 22nd 243rd NYR

Year Player Round Pick 2005 Sasha Pokulok 1 14 Mitch Carefoot 2004 8th 237th ATL Dan Glover 2002 8th 250th NJ This Is Cornell 1978 Roy Kerling 5 70 Sasha Pokulok 2005 1st 14th WASH Brian McMeekin 1999 9th 260th STL 1984 Darin McInnis 8 160 1988 Trent Andison 12 232 Colin Greening 2005 7th 204th OTT Matt Moulson 2003 9th 263rd PIT Year Player Round Pick Tony Romano 2006 6th 178th NJ Mike Knoepfli 2001 9th 276th TOR 1984 Jim Edmands 12 238 Justin Krueger 2006 7th 213rd CAR Mark McRae 2000 9th 288th ATL 1985 Chris Norton 11 228 1989 Dan Ratushny 2 25 Riley Nash 2007 1st 21st EDM Joe Dragon 1990 Supp 5th PIT 1989 Stephane Gauvin 9 172 Sean Collins 2008 6th 187th COLB Jim Crozier 1990 Supp 19th HART

Cornell Hockey Timeline February 27-28, 1987 – Joe Nieuwendyk scores a hat trick in back-to-back games against Rensselaer and Vermont, helping the Big Red to 6-1 and 5-2 wins, in his final weekend as a collegiate hockey player before signing with the Calgary Flames of the National Hockey League. 2008-09 Cornell Big Red Men’s Ice Hockey www.CornellBigRed.com • 79 Former National Hockey League Players Darren Eliot - Goaltender Team Years GP W-L-T GA SO GAA Los Angeles 1984-87 84 25-41-11 361 0 4.54 Detroit 1987-88 3 0-0-1 9 0 5.57 Buffalo 1988-89 2 0-0-0 7 0 6.27 Totals 5 years 89 25-41-12 377 1 4.59 Joe Nieuwendyk 21-year NHL career General Information General Larry Fullan - Forward Team Years GP G A Pts. PIM 1996-2007 Washington 1974-75 4 1 0 1 0 1999 Conn Smythe Trophy Winner Totals 1 year 4 1 0 1 0 Brian Hayward - Goaltender Team Years GP W-L-T GA SO GAA Brad Chartrand Winnipeg 1982-86 165 63-75-17 650 1 4.25 Joe Nieuwendyk - Forward five-year NHL career Montreal 1986-90 141 71-48-17 404 5 2.96 Team Years GP G A Pts. PIM 1999-2004 Minnesota 1990-91 26 6-15-3 77 2 3.14 Calgary 1986-95 577 314 302 616 330 Coaches and StaffCoaches San Jose 1991-93 25 3-18-1 111 0 4.92 Dallas 1995-2002 442 178 162 340 214 Brad Chartrand - Forward Totals 11 years 357 152-156-38 1242 8 3.71 New Jersey 2001-03 94 19 37 56 60 Team Years GP G A Pts. PIM Toronto 2003-04 64 22 28 50 26 Los Angeles 1999-2004 215 25 25 50 122 Brian Hayward Florida 2005-07 80 31 33 64 50 Totals 5 years 215 25 25 50 122 11-year NHL career Totals 21 years 1257 564 562 1126 677 Corrie D’Alessio - Goaltender 1982-93 Jean-Marc Pelletier - Goaltender Team Years GP W-L-T GA SO GAA Team Years GP W-L-T GA SO GAA Hartford 1992-93 1 0-0-0 0 0 0.00 Philadelphia 1998-99 1 0-1-0 5 0 5.00 Totals 1 year 1 0-0-0 0 0 0.00 Phoenix 2002-04 6 1-3-0 18 0 3.69 Meet The Big Red Doug Dadswell - Goaltender Totals 3 years 7 1-4-0 23 0 5.45 Team Years GP W-L-T GA SO GAA Dan Ratushny - Defenseman Calgary 1986-88 27 8-8-3 99 0 4.41 Team Years GP G A Pts. PIM Totals 2 years 27 8-8-3 99 0 4.41 Vancouver 1992-93 1 0 1 1 2 P.C. Drouin - Forward Totals 1 year 1 0 1 1 2 Team Years GP G A Pts. PIM Ryan Hughes - Forward Brock Tredway - Forward Boston 1996-97 3 0 0 0 0 Team Years GP G A Pts. PIM Team Years GP G A Pts. PIM Totals 1 year 3 0 0 0 0 Boston 1995-96 3 0 0 0 0 Los Angeles 1981-82 1 0 0 0 0 2008-09 Opponents Ken Dryden - Goaltender Totals 1 year 3 0 0 0 0 Totals 1 year 1 0 0 0 0 Team Years GP W-L-T GA SO GAA Kent Manderville - Forward Matt Underhill - Goaltender Montreal 1970-79 397 258-57-74 870 46 2.24 Team Years GP G A Pts. PIM Team Years GP W-L-T GA SO GAA Totals 9 years 397 258-57-74 870 46 2.24 Toronto 1991-95 138 8 15 23 103 Chicago 2003-04 1 0-1-0 4 0 3.93 Parris Duffus - Goaltender Edmonton 1995-96 37 3 5 8 38 Totals 1 year 1 0-1-0 4 0 3.93 Team Years GP W-L-T GA SO GAA Hartford 1996-97 44 6 5 11 18 Phoenix 1996-97 1 0-0-0 1 0 2.07 Carolina 1997-2000 212 10 19 29 81 Totals 1 year 1 0-0-0 1 0 2.07 Philadelphia 1999-2002 129 7 18 25 59

2007-08 In Review Pittsburgh 2001-02 86 3 5 8 50 Totals 10 years 646 37 67 104 348 Ken Dryden Brian McCutcheon - Forward nine-year NHL career Team Years GP G A Pts. PIM 1970-79 Detroit 1974-77 37 3 1 4 7 1971 Conn Smythe Trophy Winner Totals 3 years 37 3 1 4 7 Lance Nethery - Forward Team Years GP G A Pts. PIM N.Y. Rangers 1980-82 38 11 12 23 12 Records and HistoryRecords Edmonton 1981-82 3 0 2 2 2 Totals 2 years 41 11 14 25 14 Kent Manderville 10-year NHL career 1991-2002

Cornell Hockey Timeline This Is Cornell March 16, 1996 – Cornell defeats rival Harvard, 2-1, in the final of the ECAC Hockey tournament at the Herb Brooks Arena in Lake Placid, N.Y., as Mike Schafer becomes the first Cornell coach to win the league crown in his first season. 80 • www.CornellBigRed.com 2008-09 Cornell Big Red Men’s Ice Hockey Cornell’s All-Time NHL Remembering Ned Harkness General Information Award Winners Nevin D. (Ned) Harkness, the first coach to win national cham- lected as the program’s first head coach. Five years later, in 1950, pionships in two different sports, passed away on the morning of he became the head coach of the newly re-established ice hockey Winners Sept. 19, 2008, his 89th birthday. Harkness coached both ice hockey team at RPI. 1971 Ken Dryden (Montreal) and at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Cornell University While coaching both sports, he began to develop the ice hock- 1973 Ken Dryden (Montreal) and , as well as for the Detroit Red Wings of the Na- ey program into a national powerhouse. Just three years after being 1976 Ken Dryden (Montreal) tional Hockey League during a storied career that saw him inducted named coach, he led the Engineers to the NCAA tournament, where 1977 Ken Dryden (Montreal) into numerous Halls of Fame. He engineered the only unbeaten and they finished third. The following season, he led the squad back to

1978 Ken Dryden (Montreal) untied season in college hockey history and was revered for his re- the NCAA tournament, where they claimed victories over Michigan Coaches Staff and 1979 Ken Dryden (Montreal) lationships with players well beyond and Minnesota to win the 1954 national championship. his coaching days. Harkness would coach the Engineers hockey program for 14 1989 Joe Nieuwendyk (Calgary) Harkness guided the 1970 Cor- seasons, compiling a 176-96-7 record with three NCAA tourna- 1999 Joe Nieuwendyk (Dallas) nell hockey team to a perfect 29-0-0 ment appearances and a national title. He was also responsible for 2003 Joe Nieuwendyk (N.J.) record, the only unbeaten, untied the inaugural RPI Holiday Tournament in 1951, the oldest in-sea- NHL All-Stars (first team) national championship team in son hockey tournament in the nation. His mark coaching the RPI NCAA history. His teams won five Ivy lacrosse program was equally impressive, as he had a 112-26-2 1972-73 Ken Dryden (Montreal) League, four Eastern and two NCAA record and led his teams to the national lacrosse championship in 1973-74 Ken Dryden (Montreal) championships (1967, 70), and he 1952. 1975-76 Ken Dryden (Montreal) The Big RedMeet earned national Coach of the Year After his stint in Detroit, Harkness returned to the collegiate 1976-77 Ken Dryden (Montreal) honors in 1968. He also coached lacrosse for the Big Red for three coaching ranks in 1975, becoming the head coach of the new 1978-79 Ken Dryden (Montreal) seasons, compiling a 35-1 overall record with two Ivy League titles program at Union College. He led Union to a 46-8-3 record before (1966 and 1968) and a runner-up finish (1967). resigning in the middle of the 1977-78 season. He would later serve NHL All-Stars (second team) In 1963, after spending the previous 22 years at Rensselaer as the president of the New York Olympic Regional Development 1971-72 Ken Dryden (Montreal) Polytechnic Institute, Harkness moved to Cornell, where he took Authority at Lake Placid, the site of his most triumphant moment over the men’s hockey program. In just his third season, he led the with the undefeated, untied Cornell squad in 1970, and helped to King Clancy Memorial Trophy Big Red to a 22-5 record and its first-ever berth in the ECAC tourna- run the facilities at the 1980 Olympic Winter Games. “...player who best exemplifies leadership ment. The following year, Cornell went 27-1-1 and claimed its first Harkness had an additional connection with the Olympic qualities on and off the ice and has made NCAA championship, defeating Boston University by a 4-1 score in Games, coaching a team of RPI lacrosse players to an 8-0-1 record 2008-09 Opponents a noteworthy humanitarian contribution Syracuse, N.Y. at the 1948 games in London, England, including a tie with a Brit- to his community.” Over the next three seasons, Harkness’ last with the Big Red, ish All-Star team at the famed Wembley Stadium in front of 60,000 1995 Joe Nieuwendyk (Calgary) Cornell put together an astounding 83-4 record, appearing in the people. NCAA tournament all three years, and culminating with the 29-0-0 Harkness was inducted into the Cornell Athletics Hall of Fame Vezina Trophy squad that captured the NCAA title in 1970 with a 6-4 victory over in 1981, the RPI Athletics Hall of Fame in 1982, the Lake Placid Hall “...goalkeeper adjudged to be the best at Clarkson at Lake Placid, N.Y. of Fame in 1993, the U.S. Hockey Hall of Fame in 1994, the National his position.” In 1965, tragedy struck the Cornell athletic family when two Lacrosse Hall of Fame in 2001 and the Rensselaer Hockey Ring of 1973 Ken Dryden (Montreal) Big Red assistant lacrosse coaches were killed when their plane Honor in 2007. In addition, the Ned Harkness Alumni Room at 1976 Ken Dryden (Montreal) crashed on their way home from a recruiting trip. Harkness was Cornell’s Lynah Rink and RPI’s Ned Harkness Field and Track have 2007-08 In Review 1977 Ken Dryden (Montreal) called upon to assist head lacrosse coach Bob Cullen, and the next been named in his honor. 1978 Ken Dryden (Montreal) year, after Cullen stepped down, Harkness was made the new head 1979 Ken Dryden (Montreal) coach of Big Red lacrosse at the request of his players. Over his three years direct- Cornell Athletics Reaction to the Passing of Ned Harkness Calder Memorial Trophy ing the lacrosse team, he posted a 35-1 Cornell athletics lost a dear friend with the passing of Ned Harkness. Ned was a legendary “...player selected as the most proficient record and won a pair of Ivy League titles coach and a great man, and he will be sorely missed by the entire Cornell community. I in his first year of competition in the Na- that were sandwiched around a runner- extend my sincere condolences to the Harkness family on this difficult day. tional Hockey League.” up finish. - Andy Noel, The Meakem•Smith Director of Athletics and Physical Education

1972 Ken Dryden (Montreal) After he won his second NCAA Records History and 1988 Joe Nieuwendyk (Calgary) hockey title with the Big Red, Harkness Ned was a legend, not just at Cornell but in the hockey world. As a coach, he had a positive resigned to become the head coach of impact on a lot of lives. He was a pioneer of the winning hockey tradition here at Cornell. To- Conn Smythe Trophy the Detroit Red Wings of the National day is a sad day for Cornell Hockey, for college hockey, and for all those that Ned has touched “...most valuable player for his team in Hockey League, becoming the first coach the playoffs.” to make the jump from college to profes- in his life. 1971 Ken Dryden (Montreal) sional hockey. He coached the Red Wings - Mike Schafer, The Jay R. Bloom ‘77 Head Coach of Men’s Hockey 1999 Joe Nieuwendyk (Dallas) for the first 38 games of the 1970-71 season before becoming the team’s gen- Coach Harkness was larger than life. I will cherish the time we spent together and will for-

William M. Jennings Trophy eral manager, a post he held through the ever be grateful for the guidance he was willing to share. He will always be remembered for This Is Cornell “...goalkeeper(s) having played a mini- 1973-74 season. his tremendous achievements as a coach or mentor but I will remember him most for the mum of 25 games for the team with the Harkness began his career in 1941 compassion, patience and leadership he provided our current staff and team, long after he fewest goals scored against.” at the age of 22, coaching lacrosse on an hung up his whistle. The Cornell Lacrosse program lost one of the greatest coaches and men 1987 Brian Hayward (Montreal) informal basis at Rensselaer Polytech- 1988 Brian Hayward (Montreal) nic Institute. When the school formally of all time, but we will never forget, and will always honor, his legacy. 1989 Brian Hayward (Montreal) established a team in 1945, he was se- - Jeff Tambroni, The Richard M. Moran Head Coach of Men’s Lacrosse

Cornell Hockey Timeline March 22, 2003 – Cornell again beats Harvard in the ECAC title game, 3-2 in overtime, for the third championship of head coach Mike Schafer’s tenure.

2008-09 Cornell Big Red Men’s Ice Hockey www.CornellBigRed.com • 81 Team Records Scoring Records Miscellaneous Team Records Single Period Games Played 36 2002-03 (30-5-1) Goals Scored 9 1st period vs. Lehigh (Dec. 14, 1957) 36 2007-08 (19-14-3) 9 2nd period at Yale (Jan. 27, 1968) Games Won 30 2002-03 (30-5-1) 9 1st period vs. Yale (Jan. 21, 1978) Games Lost 19 1959-60 (2-19-0); 1992-93 (6-19-1) Power Play Goals 4 2nd period vs. Guelph (Jan. 2, 1971) Games Tied 6 2003-04 (16-10-6) 4 2nd period vs. York (Nov. 18, 1977) Overtime Games 11 1985-86 (21-7-4) 4 3rd period vs. Maine (Jan. 26, 1980) Undefeated Seasons 1 1969-70 (29-0-0) General Information General Short-Handed Goals 3 2nd period vs. Ohio (Dec.18, 1961) Longest Winning Streak 30 Nov. 22, 1969 – Nov. 21, 1970 3 3rd period vs. Hamilton (Jan. 13, 1965) Longest Home Winning Streak 63 Jan. 14, 1967 – Jan. 29, 1972 Longest Road Winning Streak 17 Dec. 6, 1969 – March 21, 1970 Single Game Losing Streak 17 Dec. 11, 1959 – March 4, 1960 Goals Scored 19 vs. Hamilton (Jan. 13, 1965) Home Losing Streak 10 Dec. 17, 1958 – March 7, 1959 19 vs. Yale (Jan. 27, 1968) Road Losing Streak 12 Dec. 11, 1959 – Feb. 27, 1960 Power Play Goals 7 vs. York (Nov. 18, 1977) Streak of Not Being Shut Out 262 Dec. 29, 1972 – Dec. 5, 1981 Short-Handed Goals 4 vs. Ohio (Dec. 18, 1961) Largest Margin of Victory 19 vs. Hamilton (Jan. 13, 1965 - W, 19-0) Largest Margin of Defeat 18 at Harvard (Jan. 10, 1959 - L, 0-18) Season Consecutive Opponents Held Under Three Goals 23 Jan. 7, 2005 – Oct. 28, 2005

Coaches and StaffCoaches Goals Scored 204 1976-77 (20-8-1 record) Consecutive Opponents Held Under Three Goals To Open Season 10 Oct. 29, 2004 – Dec. 3, 2004 Assists 327 1977-78 (20-6-1 record) Longest Game 111:13 vs. Wisconsin (March 26, 2006) Power Play Goals 55 1974-75 (17-9-2) Power Play Percentage .361 1969-70 (29-0-0) all records include the modern era of Cornell hockey, running from 1957 to the present Short-Handed Goals 11 1976-77 (20-8-1)

Shortest Span Between Goals Two 0:05, vs. Colgate (March 5, 1960) Three 0:24, vs. Princeton (Feb. 28, 1976)

Defensive Records

Meet The Big Red Single Period Most Goals Allowed 11 at Harvard (Jan. 10, 1959)

Single Game Most Goals Allowed 18 at Harvard (Jan. 10, 1959) Minutes 116 vs. Union (Dec. 4, 1998)

Season Fewest Goals Allowed 43 1967-68 (27-2-0) Most Goals Allowed 166 1958-59 (4-16-1) Most Power Play Goals Allowed 40 1974-75 (17-9-2) 2008-09 Opponents Fewest Gower Play Goals Allowed 5 1963-64 (12-10-1) Worst Penalty Kill Percentage .308 1959-60 (2-19-0) Best Penalty Kill Percentage .900 2002-03 (30-5-1) Most Short-Handed Goals Allowed 8 1975-76, 1980-81, 1986-87 Fewest Short-Handed Goals Allowed 0 1960-61, 1961-62, 1968-69, 1970-71, 1996-97, 2001-02 Most Penalty Minutes 786 1995-96 (21-9-4) 2007-08 In Review Records and HistoryRecords

The 1969-70 Cornell Hockey Team — the only college hockey team ever to finish a season undefeated and untied (29-0-0) and win the national championship.

Cornell Hockey Timeline This Is Cornell March 30, 2003 – Cornell defeats Boston College, 2-1, in double overtime in Providence, R.I., in the NCAA East Regional final to advance to the Frozen Four for the first time since 1980.

82 • www.CornellBigRed.com 2008-09 Cornell Big Red Men’s Ice Hockey Individual Single Game Scoring Records General Information Goals Freshman Sophomore Junior Senior 4 - Brock Tredway vs. Colgate (Jan. 11, 1978) 6 - Doug Ferguson vs. Hamilton (Jan. 13, 1965) 4 - many players 4 - many players 4 - Brock Tredway vs. Yale (Jan. 21, 1978) 6 - John Gillies vs. Lehigh (March 8, 1958) 4 - Trent Andison at Dartmouth (Feb. 12, 1988)

Assists Freshman Sophomore Junior Senior 4 - Roy Kerling vs. Dartmouth (Feb. 4, 1978) 5 - 4 players 6 - Mike Doran vs. York (Nov. 25, 1965) 6 - Dave Street vs. Guelph (Jan. 4, 1973) 4 - Mark McRae at Clarkson (Feb. 11, 2000) 6 - Doug Ferguson vs. Guelph (Nov. 27, 1965)

4 - Byron Bitz vs. Princeton (Feb. 13, 2004) Coaches Staff and

Points Freshman Sophomore Junior Senior 6 - Lance Nethery at Princeton (Jan. 28, 1976) 8 - Doug Ferguson vs. Hamilton (Jan. 13, 1965) 8 - Mike Doran vs. York (Nov. 25, 1965) 8 - Larry Fullan at Princeton (Feb. 26, 1972) 6 - Roy Kerling vs. Dartmouth (Feb. 4, 1978) 8 - Lance Nethery vs. Clarkson (Jan. 19, 1977) 8 - Mike Doran vs. Guelph (Nov. 27, 1965) 8 - Brian Cornell vs. Dartmouth (Feb. 17, 1968) Individual Single Season Scoring Records Freshman Sophomore Junior Senior Goals 29 - Roy Kerling, 1977-78 (29-30-59) 32 - Lance Nethery, 1976-77 (32-46-78) 37 - Doug Ferguson, 1965-66 (37-34-71) 30 - Doug Derraugh, 1990-91 (30-36-66) Assists 30 - Roy Kerling, 1977-78 (29-30-59) 46 - Lance Nethery, 1976-77 (32-46-78) 60 - Lance Nethery, 1977-78 (23-60-83) 52 - Brian Cornell, 1968-69 (22-52-74) The Big RedMeet Points 59 - Roy Kerling, 1977-78 (29-30-59) 78 - Lance Nethery, 1977-78 (32-46-78) 83 - Lance Nethery, 1977-78 (23-60-83) 74 - Brian Cornell, 1968-69 (22-52-74)

Individual Defenseman Scoring Records Single Game Single Season Career Goals 4 - Pete Shier vs. Northeastern (Feb. 25, 1978) 24 - Dan Lodboa, 1969-70 48 - Pete Shier, 1975-78 24 - Pete Shier, 1977-78 Assists 6 - Dave Street vs. Loyola (Jan. 4, 1973) 39 - Steve Bajinski, 1974-75 (9-39-48) 87 - Chris Norton, 1984-88 Points 6 - Dave Street vs. Loyola (Jan. 4, 1973) (0-6-6) 61 - Dan Lodboa, 1969-70 (24-37-61) 118 - Chris Norton, 1984-88 (31-87-118) 2008-09 Opponents 6 - Rob Gemmell vs. Northeastern (Feb. 24, 1979) (3-3-6) Miscellaneous Individual Records Career Games Played 138 Jeremy Downs, 2001-05 Power Play Goals In A Season 16 Brock Tredway, 1978-79 Consecutive Games Played 138 Jeremy Downs, 2001-05 Power Play Goals In A Career 46 Brock Tredway, 1977-81 Consecutive Games With A Goal 11 Ross Lemon (Dec. 8, 1989 – Feb. 2, 1990) Short-Handed Goals In A Season 5 Jim Vaughan, 1975-76 Consecutive Games With A Point 32 Brian Cornell (March 5, 1968 – March 8, 1969) Short-Handed Goals In A Career 9 Jim Vaughan, 1974-77 Game-Winning Goals In A Season 7 Peter Natyshak, 1985-86 Penalty Minutes In A Game 30 Rob Levasseur vs. Colgate (Jan. 21, 1987) Game-Winning Goals In A Career 15 Brock Tredway, 1977-81 Penalty Minutes In A Season 111 Kevin Pettit, 1970-71 15 Trent Andison, 1987-91 Penalty Minutes In A Career 267 John Olds, 1978-82 2007-08 In Review Hat Tricks In A Season 5 Doug Ferguson, 1964-65 5 Lance Nethery, 1976-77 5 Brock Tredway, 1978-79 Hat Tricks In A Career 13 Brock Tredway, 1977-81 Individual Goaltending Records Games Played Single Season Career 35 - David McKee, 2004-05 102 - David McKee, 2003-06

35 - David McKee, 2005-06 Records History and 35 - , 2007-08

Saves Period Single Game Single Season Career 28 - John Detwiler at Dartmouth (Feb. 14, 1959) 61 - John Detwiler vs. Harvard (Feb. 23, 1959) 967 - Doug Dadswell, 1985-86 2,462 - Jason Elliott, 1994-98 61 - Brian Hayward at Yale (March 6, 1982)

Save Percentage Single Season Career .947 - David McKee, 2004-05 (783 saves, 44 GA) .939 - Ken Dryden, 1966-69 (1,987 saves, 128 GA)

Goals Against Average Single Season Career 1.20 - David LeNeveu, 2002-03 1.29 - David LeNeveu, 2002-03 This Is Cornell

Shutouts Single Season Career Consecutive Streak 10 - David McKee, 2004-05 18 - David McKee, 2003-06 189:48 - Brian Cropper, Dec. 13, 1969 – Jan. 2, 1970

Wins Single Season Career 29 - Brian Cropper, 1969-70 76 - Ken Dryden, 1966-69

Cornell Hockey Timeline April 2, 2003 – Sophomore goaltender David LeNeveu becomes Cornell’s first Hobey Hat Trick finalist, finishing in the top three in voting for the Hobey Baker Award, presented annually to the top player in college hockey. 2008-09 Cornell Big Red Men’s Ice Hockey www.CornellBigRed.com • 83 Career Leaders General Information General

Ken Dryden Lance Nethery Brock Tredway Career Wins Leader Career Assists Leader • Career Points Leader Career Goals Leader 76 wins from 1966-69 180 assists from 1975-79 • 271 Points from 1975-79 113 goals from 1977-81

100-Point Club (1957-present) Name Years Games G A Pts. Pts./Game Coaches and StaffCoaches Lance Nethery 1975-79 111 91 180 271 2.44 Brock Tredway 1977-81 113 113 94 207 1.83 Roy Kerling 1977-82 100 93 107 200 2.00 Doug Ferguson 1964-67 82 91 96 187 2.28 Duanne Moeser 1982-86 106 81 96 177 1.67 Larry Fullan 1969-72 85 57 108 165 1.94 Pete Tufford 1966-69 86 68 92 160 1.86 Gary Cullen 1981-85 103 54 105 159 1.54 Jim Vaughan 1974-77 82 71 83 154 1.88 Meet The Big Red Doug Derraugh 1987-91 119 66 87 153 1.29 Joe Nieuwendyk 1984-87 81 73 78 151 1.86 John Hughes 1967-70 78 68 83 151 1.94 Brian Campbell 1973-76 84 58 92 150 1.79 Mike Doran 1964-67 80 59 89 148 1.85 Brian Cornell 1966-69 67 53 95 148 2.21 Lance Nethery Brock Tredway Matt Moulson 2002-06 134 71 77 148 0.91 111 Career Games 113 Career Games Trent Andison 1987-91 112 68 75 143 1.28 91 Career Goals 113 Career Goals Dave Groulx 1973-76 83 64 74 138 1.66 180 Career Assists 94 Career Assists 2008-09 Opponents Dan Lodboa 1967-70 87 52 82 134 1.54 271 Career Points 207 Career Points Kyle Knopp 1995-99 133 40 93 133 1.00 Dave Peace 1972-75 84 46 84 130 1.55 Dave Ambrosia 1975-78 85 42 87 129 1.52 Ryan Vesce 2000-04 131 46 82 128 0.98 John Harper 1973-76 82 43 84 127 1.55 Brian McCutcheon 1968-71 85 59 67 126 1.48 Kevin Pettit 1968-71 73 58 68 126 1.73 Doug Marrett 1971-74 85 62 63 125 1.47

2007-08 In Review Peter Natyshak 1982-86 112 59 65 124 1.11 John Olds 1978-82 114 50 73 123 1.08 Carlo Ugolini 1970-73 83 46 77 123 1.48 Dave Ferguson 1964-67 80 51 71 122 1.53 Bob Murray 1971-74 85 46 73 119 1.40 Jeff Baikie 1979-83 102 56 62 118 1.16 Ryan Hughes 1989-93 113 41 77 118 1.04 Chris Norton 1984-88 112 31 87 118 1.05 Stephen Bâby 1999-2003 134 29 86 115 0.86 Brian McCutcheon Larry Fullan

Records and HistoryRecords Bill Hanson 1970-73 75 44 68 112 1.49 85 Career Games 85 Career Games Casey Jones 1986-90 110 30 82 112 1.02 59 Career Goals 57 Career Goals Peter Shier 1975-78 81 48 59 107 1.32 67 Career Assists 108 Career Assists Topher Scott 2004-08 137 25 82 107 0.78 126 Career Points 165 Career Points Ryan Moynihan 1996-2000 131 45 61 106 0.81 Murray Stephen 1963-66 66 53 48 101 1.53 Chris Grenier 1985-89 104 36 65 101 0.97 Garth Ryan 1967-70 85 51 49 100 1.18 Cornell Hockey Timeline This Is Cornell April 11, 2003 – Senior left winger Sam Paolini is named the recipient of the eighth annual Hockey Humanitarian Award for his efforts in starting the Power Play for Prevention to benefit the Ithaca Breast Cancer Alliance. 84 • www.CornellBigRed.com 2008-09 Cornell Big Red Men’s Ice Hockey Top 10 All-Time Leaders General Information Goals Scored - Season Season Assists Season Points 1 Doug Ferguson 37 1965-66 1 Lance Nethery 60 1977-78 1 Lance Nethery 83 1977-78 2 Doug Marrett 34 1972-73 2 Brian Cornell 52 1968-69 2 Lance Nethery 78 1976-77 3 Lance Nethery 32 1976-77 3 Lance Nethery 47 1978-79 3 Brian Cornell 74 1968-69 4 Jim Vaughan 31 1975-76 4 Lance Nethery 46 1976-77 4 Doug Ferguson 71 1965-66 Brock Tredway 31 1978-79 5 Carlo Ugolini 44 1972-73 5 Carlo Ugolini 69 1972-73 6 Doug Derraugh 30 1990-91 6 Larry Fullan 43 1971-72 6 Jim Vaughan 68 1975-76 7 Roy Kerling 29 1977-78 7 Brian Campbell 41 1974-75 7 Doug Derraugh 66 1990-91

Brian Cornell 29 1967-68 8 Pete Tufford 40 1968-69 8 Lance Nethery 65 1978-79 Coaches Staff and Mark Trivett 29 1976-77 9 Mike Doran 39 1965-66 Doug Marrett 63 1972-73 Brock Tredway 29 1980-81 Steve Bajinski 39 1974-75 Dave Peace 63 1974-75

Career Goals Scored Career Assists Career Points 1 Brock Tredway 113 1977-81 1 Lance Nethery 180 1975-79 1 Lance Nethery 271 1975-79 2 Roy Kerling 93 1977-82 2 Larry Fullan 108 1969-72 2 Brock Tredway 207 1977-81 3 Doug Ferguson 91 1964-67 3 Roy Kerling 107 1977-82 3 Roy Kerling 200 1977-82 Lance Nethery 91 1975-79 4 Gary Cullen 105 1981-85 4 Doug Ferguson 187 1964-67 5 Duanne Moeser 81 1982-86 5 Doug Ferguson 96 1964-67 5 Duanne Moeser 177 1982-86 6 Joe Nieuwendyk 73 1984-87 Duanne Moeser 96 1982-86 6 Larry Fullan 165 1969-72 Meet The Big RedMeet 7 Jim Vaughan 71 1974-77 7 Brian Cornell 95 1966-69 7 Pete Tufford 160 1966-69 Matt Moulson 71 2002-06 8 Brock Tredway 94 1977-81 8 Gary Cullen 159 1981-85 9 John Hughes 68 1967-70 9 Brian Campbell 92 1973-76 9 Jim Vaughan 154 1974-77 10 Pete Tufford 68 1966-69 Pete Tufford 92 1966-69 10 Doug Derraugh 153 1987-91 Trent Andison 68 1987-91 Season Goaltending Year GP Min GA Svs SV% ENG SO Record GA Avg. 1 David LeNeveu 2002-03 32 1946 39 607 .940 0 9 28-3-1 1.20 2 David McKee 2004-05 35 2125 44 783 .947 0 10 27-5-3 1.24 3 Ken Dryden 1966-67 27 1646 40 689 .945 0 4 26-0-1 1.46 4 David LeNeveu 2001-02 14 842 21 307 .936 0 2 11-2-1 1.50 2008-09 Opponents 5 Ken Dryden 1967-68 29 1620 41 616 .938 0 6 25-2-0 1.52 6 Ken Dryden 1968-69 27 1578 47 682 .936 0 3 25-2-0 1.79 7 Matt Underhill 2001-02 21 1334 40 473 .922 0 3 14-6-1 1.80 8 David McKee 2003-04 32 1929 59 676 .920 0 5 16-10-6 1.84 9 Brian Cropper 1969-70 29 1704 53 612 .920 0 3 29-0-0 1.87 10 Matt Underhill 2000-01 25 1504 47 609 .928 0 1 13-8-3 1.88

Career Goaltending Years GP Min GA Svs SV% ENG SO Record GA Avg. 1 David LeNeveu 2001-03 46 2788 60 914 .938 0 11 39-5-2 1.29 2 Ken Dryden 1966-69 83 4844 128 1987 .939 0 13 76-4-1 1.59 3 David McKee 2003-06 102 6193 177 2208 .926 0 18 65-24-13 1.74 2007-08 In Review 4 Ben Scrivens 2006-Present 47 2539 88 1107 .926 0 5 22-18-5 2.08 5 Brian Cropper 1968-71 59 3325 117 1347 .920 0 7 50-5-0 2.11 6 Dave Quarrie 1964-67 19 963 37 324 .900 1 2 11-5-0 2.24 7 Matt Underhill 1998-02 89 5070 196 2052 .913 0 6 42-32-9 2.32 8 Errol McKibbon 1963-66 54 3166 134 1283 .905 0 7 37-14-1 2.54 9 Parris Duffus 1990-92 32 1714 77 791 .913 0 1 14-11-3 2.70 10 Dave Elenbaas 1970-73 62 3603 172 1604 .904 1 3 48-11-1 2.85 sorted by goals-against average, minimum 900 minutes played for career, 600 for season

College Hockey’s All-Time Best Single-Season Defensive Statistics Records History and (All Divisions Through 2007-08) TEAM GOALS AGAINST PER GAME SAVE PERCENTAGE GOALS AGAINST AVERAGE (minimum 10 games played) (minimum 1/3 of teams’ games) (minimum 1/3 of teams’ games) 1.00 Harvard 1916-17 (10 GA/10 GP) .956 Jimmy Howard Maine 2003-04 1.09 Kyle Jones St. Norbert 2007-08 1.17 Boston University 1928-29 (14 GA/12 GP) .950 Ryan Miller Michigan State 2000-01 1.19 Jimmy Howard Maine 2003-04 1.29 Boston College 1922-23 (18 GA/14 GP) Kyle Jones St. Norbert 2007-08 1.20 David LeNeveu Cornell 2002-03 Cornell 2004-05 (45 GA/35 GP) .947 Joel Laing Rensselaer 1999-00 1.24 David McKee Cornell 2004-05 1.34 St. Norbert 2007-08 (43 GA, 32 GP) Dov Grumet-Morris Harvard 2004-05 1.27 Bob Peters North Dakota 1957-58 1.36 Michigan State 2000-01 (57 GA/42GP) David McKee Cornell 2004-05 1.32 Ryan Miller Michigan State 2000-01

Cornell 2002-03 (49 GA/36 GP) .945 Ken Dryden Cornell 1966-67 1.33 Jim Crowley Notre Dame 1921-22 This Is Cornell 1.38 Harvard 1930-31 (18 GA/13 GP) .944 Joel Cameron Lake Forest 2003-04 Wally Easton Clarkson 1930-31 1.45 Harvard 1912-13 (16 GA/11 GP) .943 Godfrey Wood Harvard 1961-62 1.35 Marc Scheuer Middlebury 2003-04 Harvard 1914-15 (16 GA/11 GP) Wade Dubielewicz Denver 2001-02 1.37 Lincoln Matlock Lebanon Valley 2001-02 Ross Cherry Middlebury 2004-05 This list was originally compiled during the 1998-99 season by former Michigan State hockey SID Nate Ewell. It has been updated by Eric Lawrence and Bill Moore in the Cornell Athletic Communications Office. The list is based on information available through media guides and responses from sports information departments at other universities. It is understood that the records may be incomplete, especially in early years.

Cornell Hockey Timeline March 30, 2005 – Goaltender David McKee becomes Cornell’s second Hobey Hat Trick Finalist.

2008-09 Cornell Big Red Men’s Ice Hockey www.CornellBigRed.com • 85 Cornell’s All-Time Great Goaltending Performances Ken Dryden ‘69 Ken Dryden is the only Cornellian, and one of only a few in the nation, to be named to the All-America team for three consecutive seasons. As a sophomore in 1966-67, he recorded his best season statistically, leading the Big Red to its first national championship. Dryden was the starting goaltender for the Montreal Canadiens from 1971-79. During that time, the Canadiens won the Stanley Cup six times. He is a member of the Cornell Athletics, National Hockey League and CoSIDA Academic All-America Halls of Fame, as well as two others.

At Cornell Ga. Periods Goals GAA Saves W L T Save% 1966-67* 27 81 40 1.46 689 26 0 1 .945 General Information General 1967-68* 29 81 41 1.52 616 25 2 0 .938 1968-69* 27 78 47 1.79 682 25 2 0 .936 Totals 83 240 128 1.59 1987 76 4 1 .939

Brian Cropper ‘71 Brian Cropper, despite being one of the smallest Big Red goalies ever at 5-5, 140, recorded the best record ever in collegiate hockey for one season—29-0-0—in leading Cornell to a national championship in 1969-70 and the only undefeated, untied season in modern college hockey.

At Cornell Ga. Periods Goals GAA Saves W L T Save%

Coaches and StaffCoaches 1968-69 5 11.0 7 1.89 55 2 0 0 .887 1969-70 29 85.5 53 1.86 612 29 0 0 .921 1970-71 25 70.5 57 2.43 680 19 5 0 .923 Totals 59 167.0 117 2.11 1347 50 5 0 .920

David LeNeveu ‘05 David LeNeveu posted the second-best goals against average ever recorded in collegiate hockey in 2002-03. His 1.20 goals against average bested a national record that stood for 45 years. Jimmy Howard of Maine posted a 1.19 goals against average in 2003-04 to eclipse LeNeveu’s mark. LeNeveu posted nine that same year, breaking Ken Dryden’s

Meet The Big Red record while also posting a .940 save percentage, which ranked eighth all-time in college hockey. A Hat Trick Finalist for the 2003 Hobey Baker Memorial Award, LeNeveu signed a professional contract with Phoenix in the summer of 2003.

At Cornell Ga. Minutes Goals GAA Saves W L T Save% 2001-02 14 842:27 21 1.50 307 11 2 1 .936 2002-03* 32 1946:19 39 1.20 607 28 3 1 .940 Totals 46 2788:46 60 1.29 914 39 5 2 .938

David McKee ‘07 David McKee rewrote the Cornell and ECAC Hockey record books in his first two seasons with the Big Red. He posted five shutouts and started every game as a freshman in 2003- 2008-09 Opponents 04, which turned out to be only a small taste of what was to come in 2004-05. McKee broke David LeNeveu’s league record with 10 shutouts in the season, giving him 15 for his career and besting the league mark of 13 held by Ken Dryden and three others. McKee’s 1.24 goals against average was the third-best of all time and his .947 save percentage tied for third in that category. He helped the Big Red hold opponents to just 1.29 goals per game, a post-Depression era record, and was named a Hat Trick Finalist for the 2005 Hobey Baker Memorial Award.

At Cornell Ga. Minutes Goals GAA Saves W L T Save% 2003-04 32 1929:03 59 1.84 676 16 10 6 .920 2004-05* 35 2125:06 44 1.24 783 27 5 3 .947 2005-06 35 2139:17 74 2.08 749 22 9 4 .910 Totals 102 6193:26 177 1.71 2208 65 24 13 .926 2007-08 In Review

Big Red First-Team All-America

Brian Hayward ‘82 Doug Dadswell ‘88 Matt Underhill ‘02 Gms Min. Goals GAA Svs. W-L-T Save% Gms Min. Goals GAA Svs. W-L-T Save% Gms Min. Goals GAA Svs. W-L-T Save% 1978-79 25 1469 95 3.88 721 18-6-0 .884 1984-85 28 1654 97 3.52 857 17-10-1 .900 1998-99 25 1320:13 65 2.95 598 7-11-4 .902 1979-80 12 508 52 6.14 283 2-7-0 .847 1985-86* 30 1815 92 3.04 967 20-7-3 .914 1999-2000 18 912:10 44 2.89 372 8-7-1 .894 1980-81 19 967 58 3.60 535 11-4-1 .904 Totals 58 3469 189 3.27 1,824 37-17-4 .906 2000-01 25 1503:50 47 1.88 609 13-8-3 .928 1981-82* 22 1248.5 66 3.17 686 11-10-1 .915 2001-02* 21 1334:14 40 1.80 473 14-6-1 .922 Totals 78 4192.5 271 3.88 2,225 42-27-2 .891 Parris Duffus ‘94 Totals 89 5070:27 196 2.32 2,052 42-32-9 .913 Gms Min. Goals GAA Svs. W-L-T Save% Records and HistoryRecords Darren Eliot ‘83 1990-91 4 37 3 4.86 17 0-0-0 .850 Gms Min. Goals GAA Svs. W-L-T Save% 1991-92* 28 1677 74 2.65 774 14-11-3 .913 1979-80 26 1362 94 4.14 668 14-8-0 .878 Totals 32 1714 77 2.70 791 14-11-3 .911 1980-81 18 912 52 3.42 491 8-7-0 .908 1981-82 7 337.5 25 4.44 157 1-3-0 .863 1982-83* 26 1606 100 3.74 827 13-10-3 .894 Totals 77 4217.5 271 3.86 2,143 36-28-3 .888 * Denotes first-team All-America selection

Cornell Hockey Timeline This Is Cornell March 26, 2006 – Cornell plays in the longest 1-0 game in NCAA tournament history, taking eventual national champion Wisconsin to triple overtime at the Resch Center in Green Bay, Wis., before falling at the 111:13 mark. Goaltender David McKee makes 59 saves in the contest, two shy of the school record and 20 more than his previous career high. 86 • www.CornellBigRed.com 2008-09 Cornell Big Red Men’s Ice Hockey Cornell’s All-Time Roster (by number, from 1957-58 to present) General Information • 1 1 1 • Kevin Walker (1973-74) Robert McKee (1960-61) Daniel Oas (1964-65) John Detwiler (1957-58 –1959-60) Fred Tomczyk (1974-75 – 1976-77) James Lytle (1961-62) Andrew Crowley (1965-66 – 1966-67) Laing Kennedy (1960-61 – 1962-63) Pete Chuchmach (1977-78) Robert Wood (1963-64) William Mackay (1967-68 – 1968-69) Errol McKibbon (1963-64 – 1965-66) Tim Strawman (1978-79 – 1980-81) Robert Leaf (1964-65 – 1965-66) Craig Brush (1969-70) Alan McNally (1964-65 – 1965-66) Lou Carnevale (1981-82 – 1983-84) Michael Doran (1966-67) Robert Zimmerman (1970-71) David Quarrie (1964-65 – 1966-67) Chris Norton (1984-85 – 1987-88) Brian Cornell (1967-68 – 1968-69) Bill Murray (1971-72) Ken Dryden (1966-67 – 1968-69) Marc Deschamps (1988-89 – 1991-92) Robert Aitchison (1969-70) Gary Young (1972-73) George Swan (1966-67 – 1967-68) Bill Holowatiuk (1992-93 – 1995-96) Carlo Ugolini (1970-71 – 1972-73) Robin Lang (1973-74) Brian Cropper (1968-69 – 1970-71) David Adler (1996-97 – 1999-2000) Gordon McCormick (1973-74) John Harper (1974-75 – 1975-76) Bob Rule (1969-70) Jan Pajerski (2001-02 – 2003-04) John Martin (1974-75) Richard Box (1976-77 – 1977-78) Dave Elenbaas (1970-71 – 1972-73) Sasha Pokulok (2004-05 – 2005-06) Robert Hammers (1975-76) Andre Proulx (1978-79 – 1979-80) Brian Rainey (1971-72 – 1972-73) Keir Ross (2008-09 – present) Robert Gemmell (1976-77) Greg Reid (1980-81 – 1981-82) Coaches Staff and Steve Kelleher (1973-74 – 1974-75) Mark Weiss (1977-78) Dave Hunter (1982-83) David Chrastina (1975-76 – 1976-77) • 5 5 5 • Leo Landers (1980-81 – 1981-82) Larry Wasylishyn (1983-84) Steve Napier (1976-77 – 1977-78) Bruce Whilton (1957-58 – 1958-59) Darryl Bradley (1982-83) Keith Howie (1984-85 – 1986-87) Curtis Clairmont (1978-79) Raymond Kruczek (1959-60) Mark Major (1983-84) Doug Derraugh (1987-88 – 1988-89) Darren Eliot (1979-80 – 1982-83) Peter Clark (1960-61) Pat Heaphy (1984-85 – 1985-86) Jason Fairman (1989-90 – 1990-91) Jim Edmands (1983-84 – 1986-87) Jerry Kostandoff (1961-62 – 1963-64) Jim Goerz (1986-87) Jiri Kloboucek (1992-93) Bruce Irving (1983-84) Robert Ferguson (1964-65 – 1966-67) Frank Rivard (1987-88) Jason Weber (1993-94 – 1994-95) Parris Duffus (1990-91 – 1991-92) Richard Fullan (1967-68 – 1968-69) Jim McPhee (1988-89 – 1989-90) Jesse Sampair (1995-96) Eddie Skazyk (1992-93 – 1993-94) Bill Perras (1969-70 – 1970-71) Todd Chambers (1990-91) Darren Tymchyshyn (1996-97 – 1997-98) Jean-Marc Pelletier (1995-96 – 1996-97) Gordon McCormick (1971-72) Andre Doll (1992-93 – 1995-96) Shaun Peet (1998-99) Clint Kisker (1997-98) Bill Murray (1972-73 – 1973-74) Mike Rutter (1996-97 – 1999-2000) David Francis (1999-2000 – 2001-02) Matt Underhill (1998-99 – 2001-02) George Corneil (1974-75) Ryan Vesce (2000-01 – 2003-04) Mitch Carefoot (2003-04 – 2006-07) Meet The Big RedMeet Louis Chabot (2002-03 – 2005-06) Bruce Marrett (1975-76) Tony Romano (2006-07) Jacob Johnston (2007-08) Troy Davenport (2006-07 – present) Pete Shier (1976-77 – 1977-78) Locke Jillson (2008-09 – present) Rob Gemmell (1978-79) • 12 12 12 • • 2 2 2 • Terry Gage (1980-81 – 1983-84) • 9 9 9 • John Coppage (1957-58 – 1959-60) John Vollbrecht (1957-58) Andy Craig (1984-85 – 1986-87) Mead Montgomery (1957-58 – 1958-59) Thomas Blake (1960-61) Gerald Borofsky (1958-59 – 1960-61) Bruce Frauley (1987-88 – 1990-91) Thomas Blake (1959-60) Rudolph Mateka (1961-62 – 1962-63) William Carroll (1961-62) Todd Chambers (1991-92) Harvey Edson (1960-61 – 1962-63) David Ferguson (1964-65 – 1966-67) Richard Adams (1962-63 – 1963-64) Devin Nielsen (1992-93) Murray Stephen (1963-64 – 1965-66) Robert Aitchison (1968-69) Fred Allan (1964-65) Chad Wilson (1993-94 – 1996-97) Pete Tufford (1966-67 – 1968-69) James Higgs (1969-70) Jeff Carlson (1965-66) Brian McMeekin (1998-99 – 2001-02) Brian McCutcheon (1969-70 – 1970-71) John Fumio (1970-71) James Taverner (1966-67) Jon Gleed (2002-03 – 2005-06) Craig Brush (1971-72) Robert Murray (1971-72) Harold Hegland (1967-68) Justin Krueger (2006-07 – present) Michael McGuire (1972-73) Donald Ceci (1972-73)

Ronald Simpson (1969-70 – 1971-72) David Groulx (1973-74 – 1975-76) Dennis Shepitka (1973-74 – 1974-75) 2008-09 Opponents Gunar Skillins (1972-73 – 1974-75) • 6 6 6 • John Stornik (1976-77 – 1978-79) David Ambrosia (1975-76 – 1977-78) Bruce Marrett (1976-77) David Barlow (1958-59 – 1960-61) Clint Campbell (1979-80 – 1980-81) Jim Gibson (1978-79) Jeff Roche (1977-78 – 1979-80) Richard Rotnem (1961-62) Geoff Dervin (1981-82 – 1983-84) Geoff Roeszler (1979-80 –1980-81) Tim Rice (1980-81 – 1981-82) Kenneth Delius (1962-63) Mark Major (1984-85) Darryl Bradley (1981-82) Dave Chiappini (1982-83) Peter Clark (1963-64) Dave Crombeen (1985-86) Mike Schafer (1982-83) John Parry (1983-84 – 1986-87) Wayne Currie (1964-65 – 1966-67) Pat Heaphy (1986-87 – 1987-88) Warren Fields (1983-84) Rich McEvoy (1987-88) Garth Ryan (1967-68 – 1969-70) Joe Dragon (1988-89) Gord Killops (1984-85) Dan Ratushny (1989-89 – 1990-91) Jim Higgs (1970-71 – 1971-72) Ryan Hughes (1989-90 – 1992-93) Alan Tigert (1985-86) Blair Ettles (1991-92 – 1994-95) David Peace (1972-73, 1974-75) Jamie Papp (1993-94 – 1996-97) Darren Snyder (1986-87) Jeff Burgoyne (1995-96 – 1998-99) Robert Peace (1973-74) Dan Svoboda (1997-98 – 2000-01) Sean Cregan (1987-88 – 1988-89) Travis Bell (1999-2000 – 2002-03) Lance Nethery (1975-76 – 1978-79) Paul Varteressian (2001-02 – 2004-05) Phil Nobel (1990-91 - 1991-92) Ryan O’Byrne (2003-04 – 2005-06) Bill Cole (1979-80 – 1980-81) Matt Connors (2005-06 – 2006-07) Tim Shean (1992-93 – 1994-95) 2007-08 In Review Kevin McLeod (2006-07) Mike LaFerle (1981-82 – 1984-85) Tyler Roeszler (2007-08 – present) Doug Stienstra (1996-97 – 1999-2000) Mike Devin (2007-08 – present) Keith Donovan (1985-86 – 1987-88) Ben Wallace (2000-01 – 2003-04) Paul Dukovac (1988-89) • 10 10 10 • Raymond Sawada (2004-05 – 2007-08) • 3 3 3 • Etienne Belzile (1989-90 – 1992-93) Jay Harrington (1957-58 – 1958-59) Sean Collins (2008-09 – present) John Gillies (1957-58) Jiri Kloboucek (1993-94) Joseph Kelsey (1959-60) Morgan Holmes (1958-59 – 1960-61) Kyle Knopp (1995-96 – 1998-99) Charles Edgar (1960-61) • 13 13 13 • Robert Myers (1961-62 – 1962-63) Doug Murray (1999-2000 – 2002-03) Lyle Davis (1961-62) Lane Montesano (1957-58 – 1958-59) Richard Johnston (1963-64) Evan Salmela (2003-04 – 2006-07) Terry Teryazos (1962-63) James Lytle (1959-60 – 1960-61) Walt Stanowski (1965-66 – 1967-68) Robert McCabe (1963-64) Warren Taylor (1961-62) Mark Davis (1969-70) • 7 7 7 • Paul Althouse (1964-65 – 1966-67) Lyle Davis (1963-64) Doug Dunsmuir (1971-72) Peter Blanchard (1957-58) John Hughes (1967-68) James Wallace (1964-65 – 1965-66) Stephen Bajinski (1972-73 – 1974-75) Mead Montgomery (1959-60) Kevin Pettit (1968-69) Pete Chuchmach (1975-76) Robert Myers (1960-61) Doug Stewart (1969-70 – 1971-72) • 14 14 14 • Records History and Steve Hennessy (1976-77 – 1977-78, 1979-80) Stephen Poole (1961-62 – 1963-64) Dennis Martin (1972-73) Vincent Gatto (1957-58 – 1958-59) Steve Shandley (1978-79) Doug Ferguson (1964-65 – 1966-67) Brian Campbell (1973-74 – 1975-76) George Thompson (1959-60) Paul Geiger (1980-81 – 1982-83) Robert McGuinn (1967-68 – 1968-69) George Corneil (1976-77 – 1977-78) James Fullerton (1960-61) Mike Schafer (1983-84 – 1985-86) Kevin Pettit (1969-70 – 1970-71) Dean Baerg (1978-79 – 1979-80) Charles Luther (1961-62 – 1963-64) Paul Winters (1986-87) Paul Perras (1972-73) Dick Gagliardi (1980-81) Robert Kinasewich (1964-65 – 1966-67) Tim Vanini (1987-88 – 1990-91) David Gouglas (1973-74) Dave Cole (1981-82) Dan Lodboa (1967-68 – 1969-70) Christian Felli (1991-92) James Vaughan (1974-75 – 1976-77) Mike Foley (1982-83 – 1984-85) Robert Aitchison (1970-71) Alex Vershinin (1992-93 – 1993-94) Bruce Marrett (1977-78) Tom Jackson (1985-86) Keith Carrigan (1971-72) Jason Zubkus (1994-95 – 1995-96) Brock Tredway (1978-79 – 1980-81) Mike Tallman (1986-87 – 1988-89) Monty Templeman (1972-73) Ryan Moynihan (1996-97 – 1999-2000) Gary Cullen (1981-82 – 1984-85) Joe Dragon (1989-90 – 1991-92) John Fumio (1973-74) Jared Seminoff (2005-06 – present) Chris Grenier (1985-86 – 1988-89) Geoff Bumstead (1992-93 – 1993-94) Gary Hill (1974-75) Paul Dukovac (1989-90 – 1991-92) Mark Scollan (1994-95 – 1996-97) Kevin Fullan (1976-77 – 1977-78) This Is Cornell • 4 4 4 • Mark Scollan (1992-93 – 1993-94) Andrew McNiven (1997-98 – 2000-01) Peter Whiting (1978-79) Thomas Blake (1958-59) Steve Wilson (1994-95 – 1996-97) Mark McCutcheon (2003-04 – 2006-07) Len Jankowski (1979-80) James Dean (1959-60) Danny Powell (1997-98 – 2000-01) Patrick Kennedy (2007-08 – present) Lou Carnevale (1980-81) Webb Nichols (1960-61 – 1962-63) Charlie Cook (2001-02 – 2004-05) Mike Coppolino (1981-82) Edward Sauer (1963-64 – 1965-66) Taylor Davenport (2005-06 – present) • 11 11 11 • Pete Natyshak (1982-83 – 1985-86) Murray Watkinson (1966-67) David Forman (1957-58 – 1958-59) Dave Crombeen (1986-87 – 1987-88) Gordon Lowe (1967-68 – 1969-70) • 8 8 8 • Sam Dugan (1959-60) Alex Nikolic (1988-89 – 1991-92) David Street (1970-71 – 1971-72) Paul Marcus (1957-58 – 1958-59) James Fullerton (1960-61) Geoff Lopatka (1992-93 – 1995-96) David Peyman (1972-73) Jay Harrington (1959-60) James Stevens (1961-62 – 1963-64) Levi Clegg (1996-97)

Cornell Hockey Timeline January, 2007 – Following a capital campaign to renovate and improve Lynah Rink, an expansion called the Bloom Hockey Center officially opens to the men’s and women’s teams, featuring locker rooms, office spaces, video rooms, a new athletic training room and an expansion of the seating areas. 2008-09 Cornell Big Red Men’s Ice Hockey www.CornellBigRed.com • 87 Krzystof Wieckowski (1998-99 – 2001-02) William Hanson (1970-71) Mark Finn (1977-78) Blake Gallagher (2006-07 – present) Cam Abbott (2002-03 – 2005-06) Doug Marrett (1971-72 – 1973-74) Frank Evans (1978-79) Justin Milo (2006-07) Gary Young (1974-75) Brian Marrett (1979-80) • 28 28 28 • Riley Nash (2007-08 – present) Wayne Stokes (1975-76) Ross Geiger (1980-81) Jim Gibson (1979-80) David Mitchell (1978-79) Mark Gagnon (1981-82) Len Jankowski (1980-81) • 15 15 15 • Dan Duffy (1979-80 – 1981-82) Greg Reid (1982-83) Wayne Skelton (1986-87) Robert Kolker (1958-59 – 1960-61) Steve Inglehart (1982-83) Andy Craig (1983-84) Corrie D’Alessio (1987-88 – 1990-91) William Oliver (1961-62 – 1963-64) Pete Marcov (1983-84 – 1984-85) Craig Donovan (1984-85 – 1987-88) Joel McArter (1992-93 – 1994-95) Robert Wood (1964-65) Stewart Smith (1985-86) Dave Burke (1988-89 – 1991-92) Ryan Kirwan (1996-97) James Gately (1965-66) Karl Williams (1988-89 – 1991-92) Dan Dufresne (1992-93 – 1995-96) Jason Kuczmanski (2000-01 – 2001-02) Robert McGuinn (1966-67) Mike Sancimino (1992-93 – 1995-96) Rich Sacchetti (1996-97 – 1999-2000) Shane Hynes (2002-03 – 2004-05) Steve Giuliani (1967-68 – 1969-70) Damian Rocke (1996-97) Kelly Hughes (2000-01 – 2002-03) Joe Scali (2006-07 – present) William Duthie (1970-71) David Hovey (1997-98 – 1999-2000) Dan Glover (2003-04 – 2006-07) General Information General Eric Skillins (1971-72) Mike Iggulden (2001-02 – 2004-05) Joe Devin (2007-08 – present) • 29 29 29 • Michael Kennedy (2005-06 – present) Wayne Stokes (1973-74 – 1974-75) Paul Geiger (1979-80) Stephen Casey (1976-77) • 23 23 23 • Jim Neathery (1980-81) Ray Skochelas (1977-78) • 19 19 19 • Andrew Crowley (1967-68) Bruce Irving (1981-82) Paul Kistner (1978-79 – 1979-80) George Thompson (1958-59) William Hanson (1971-72 – 1972-73) Jeff Watts (1982-83) Geoff Dervin (1980-81) Stephen Kijanka (1961-62 – 1962-63) William Weber (1973-74 – 1975-76) Don Fawcett (1983-84 – 1984-85) Randy MacFarlane (1981-82 – 1984-85) Harry Orr (1964-65 – 1966-67) Mark Finn (1978-79) Darin McInnis (1985-86 – 1986-87) Darren Snyder (1985-86) Richard Bertrand (1967-68 – 1969-70) Jeff Baikie (1979-80 – 1982-83) Jim Crozier (1987-88 – 1990-91) Phil Nobel (1988-89 – 1989-90) Craig Brush (1970-71) Steve Inglehart (1983-84 – 1985-86) John DeHart (1992-93) Shaun Hannah (1990-91 – 1993-94) George Kuzmicz (1971-72 – 1973-74) Ross Lemon (1986-87 – 1989-90) Jason Kendall (1993-94) Ryan Smart (1994-95 – 1997-98) Mark Trivett (1974-75 – 1976-77) Jim McPhee (1990-91 – 1991-92) Dave Francis (1998-99) David Kozier (1998-99 – 2001-02) John Olds (1978-79 – 1981-82) Christian Felli (1992-93 – 1994-95) Mark McRae (1999-2000 – 2002-03)

Coaches and StaffCoaches Daniel Pegoraro (2002-03 – 2005-06) John Wilson (1982-83 – 1984-85) Jeff Maxwell (1995-96 – 1996-97) Byron Bitz (2003-04 – 2006-07) Colin Greening (2006-07 – present) Pete Marcov (1985-86 – 1986-87) Brian Telesmanic (1997-98) Dan Nicholls (2007-08 – present) Trent Andison (1987-88 – 1990-91) David Hughes (2000-01) • 16 16 16 • Rick Davis (1991-92) Jeremy Downs (2001-02 – 2004-05) • 30 30 30 • Vinnie Auger (1993-94 – 1997-98) Matt Hedge (2006-07) James Dean (1958-59) Brian Rainey (1973-74) Denis Ladouceur (1998-99 – 2001-02) Derek Punches (2008-09 – present) Martin Tormey (1959-60 – 1960-61) David Chrastina (1974-75) Chris Abbott (2002-03 – 2005-06) James Fullerton (1961-62 – 1962-63) Charles “Buzzy” Sheain (1974-75) Chris Fontas (2006-07 – 2007-08) George Marsh (1963-64) • 24 24 24 • John VanDerMark (1975-76 – 1977-78) Sean Whitney (2008-09 – present) Michael Doran (1964-65 – 1965-66) John Fumio (1971-72) Brian Hayward (1978-79 – 1981-82) Brian Cornell (1966-67) David Street (1972-73) Dave Zygaj (1982-83 – 1983-84) Frank Grace (1967-68) • 20 20 20 • Donald Ceci (1973-74) Doug Dadswell (1984-85 – 1985-86) William Duthie (1968-69 – 1969-70) Martin Tormey (1961-62) Wayne Lucas (1975-76) Don Fawcett (1986-87) George Shields (1970-71 – 1972-73) Charles Witherell (1962-63 – 1963-64) Karl English (1977-78)

Meet The Big Red Steve Coultes (1989-90 – 1990-91) David Peace (1973-74) Terence McGlashan (1964-65) Joe Gallant (1978-79) Geoff Raynak (1991-92 – 1992-93) Robert Peace (1974-75) Albert McNaught (1965-66 – 1966-67) Larry Tobin (1979-80 – 1982-83) Jason Zubkus (1993-94) David Mitchell (1975-76) William Lewis (1967-68) R.J. Farnworth (1983-84) Jason Elliott (1994-95 – 1997-98) Brian Marrett (1976-77 – 1977-78) John Hughes (1968-69) Dave Shippel (1984-85 – 1986-87) Chris Gartman (1999-2000 – 2000-01) Doug Berk (1978-79 – 1980-81) David Westner (1969-70 – 1971-72) Jim Goerz (1987-88 – 1989-90) Todd Marr (2001-02 – 2003-04) Mark Henderson (1981-82 – 1984-85) Robert Murray (1972-73 – 1973-74) Jason Vogel (1990-91 – 1992-93) Dan DiLeo (2005-06) Mark Major (1985-86 – 1986-87) Paul Perras (1974-75) John DeHart (1993-94) Ben Scrivens (2006-07 – present) Paul Winters (1987-88) Kevin Wang (1976-77) Jason Kendall (1994-95 – 1996-97) Stephane Gauvin (1988-89 – 1991-92) Roy Kerling (1977-78, 1979-80 – 1981-82) Larry Pierce (1997-98 – 2000-01) • 31 31 31 • P.C. Drouin (1992-93 – 1995-96) Tom Whitehead (1978-79) Matt Moulson (2002-03 – 2005-06) Wayne Skelton (1987-88 – 1988-89) Frank Kovac (1996-97 – 1999-2000) Duanne Moeser (1982-83 – 1985-86) Brendon Nash (2006-07 – present) Andy Bandurski (1991-92 – 1993-94) Greg Hornby (2000-01 – 2003-04) Casey Jones (1986-87 – 1989-90) Nathan Hicks (1996-97)

2008-09 Opponents Matt McKeown (2004-05) Dan Hughes (1990-91) • 25 25 25 • Ian Burt (1997-98 – 2000-01) Ryan Kindret (2005-06 – 2006-07) Tyler McManus (1991-92 – 1994-95) David Murray (1972-73) David LeNeveu (2001-02 – 2002-03) Jordan Berk (2007-08 – present) Jeff Oates (1995-96 – 1998-99) Jeffrey Schmalz (1974-75) David McKee (2003-04 – 2005-06) Shane Palahicky (1999-2000 – 2002-03) Pete Shier (1975-76) Dan DiLeo (2006-07 – present) • 17 17 17 • Evan Barlow (2005-06 – present) Dave Chiappini (1979-80 – 1981-82) Joseph Kelsey (1957-58 – 1958-59) Mark Canduro (1982-83) • 35 35 35 • Peter Murray (1960-61) • 21 21 • Keith Howie (1983-84) 21 Mike Garman (2008-09 – present) Anthony Steere (1962-63) Charles Koons (1963-64) Joe Nieuwendyk (1984-85 – 1986-87) Ronald Lampman (1963-64 – 1965-66) Robert McCabe (1964-65) Devin Mintz (1989-90) Ted Coviello (1966-67 – 1968-69) Hubert (Bud) Schaitburger (1965-66) Greg Swenson (1992-93) • 39 39 39 • Edward Ambis (1969-70 – 1970-71) Bruce Pattison (1966-67 – 1968-69) Tony Bergin (1993-94 – 1996-97) Eddie Skazyk (1995-96) Michael Mellor (1972-73) Larry Fullan (1970-71 – 1971-72) Niels Heilmann (1997-98 – 1998-99) John Harper (1973-74) Gordon McCormick (1972-73) Sam Paolini (1999-2000 – 2002-03) 2007-08 In Review Robin Lang (1974-75 – 1975-76) David Palmer (1973-74) Jeffrey Roche (1976-77) John Sands (1974-75, 1976-77) • 26 26 26 • Jim Gibson (1977-78) Danny Vaughan (1975-76) Bob Jones (1980-81) Bill Cole (1978-79) Geoff Roeszler (1978-79) Vance Henson (1984-85) Joe Gallant (1979-80 – 1981-82) Mark Gagnon (1979-80) Rob Levasseur (1985-86 –1988-89) Mike Coppolino (1982-83) Dave Grbich (1981-82 – 1984-85) Russ Hammond (1989-90 – 1992-93) Dave Hunter (1983-84 – 1985-86) Mike Moberg (1985-86) Matt Cooney (1993-94 – 1996-97) Neil Paterson (1986-87 – 1988-89) Alan Tigert (1986-87 – 1988-89) Scott Krahn (2000-01 – 2001-02) Doug Derraugh (1989-90 – 1990-91) Kent Manderville (1989-90 – 1990-91) Topher Scott (2004-05 – 2007-08) Jake Karam (1991-92 – 1994-95) Brad Chartrand (1992-93 – 1995-96) Keith Peach (1995-96 – 1997-98) Tyler Sutherland (1997-98 – 1998-99) • 27 27 27 • Matt McRae (1999-2000 – 2002-03) Stephen Baby (1999-2000 – 2002-03) Kevin Wang (1975-76)

Records and HistoryRecords Doug Krantz (2004-05 – 2007-08) Kevin McLeod (2003-04 – 2004-05) Karl Habib (1979-80 – 1980-81) Jordan Kary (2008-09 – present) Tyler Mugford (2005-06 – present) Mark Canduro (1983-84 – 1985-86) Stewart Smith (1986-87 – 1988-89) • 18 18 18 • • 22 22 22 • Jason Vogel (1989-90) Frank Bates (1957-58 – 1958-59) Ian Orr (1967-68 – 1969-70) Geoff Bumstead (1990-91 – 1991-92) George Walker (1961-62 – 1963-64) Terry Draycott (1970-71) Steve Hayden (1992-93) Murray Death (1964-65 – 1966-67) Mark Davis (1971-72) Steve Wilson (1993-94) Dwayne Ferguson (1967-68) Eric Skillins (1972-73) Jason Dailey (1994-95 – 1997-98) Brian McCutcheon (1968-69) Richard Weber (1973-74 – 1975-76) Alex Gregory (1998-99 – 2000-01) Larry Fullan (1969-70) Mark Weiss (1976-77) Mike Knoepfli (2001-02 – 2004-05)

Cornell Hockey Timeline This Is Cornell November 24, 2007 – Cornell renews its longstanding rivalry with Boston University in front of a sold-out crowd of 18,200 at Madison Square Garden in New York City, the largest crowd ever to watch a college hockey game at the arena. 88 • www.CornellBigRed.com 2008-09 Cornell Big Red Men’s Ice Hockey