81. Features: Madison Natives' Road Comedy Film Explores Hockey Obsession, Growing U Madison natives' road comedy film explores hockey obsession, growingup. By Rob Thomas April 3, 2002. They accidentally left $50,000 http://www.captimes.com/features/stories/23365.php

Go to: madison.com Rhythm Answer Book Classifieds Jobs Cars Homes Marketplace Madison natives' road comedy film explores hockey obsession, growing up By Rob Thomas April 3, 2002 They accidentally left $50,000 worth of camera equipment by the side of the road. When the script called for a frigid Wisconsin winter, they got a balmy Indian summer. On the second day of shooting, the van carrying their principal actors crashed on the Beltline. Welcome to the world of independent filmmaking. But now comes the good part for the homegrown makers of the road comedy "No Sleep 'Til Madison," which was shot in and around town two years ago. They get to screen it for the first time before a sold-out audience Thursday, part of the opening-night events at this year's Wisconsin Film Festival. "The only people who have seen this movie are loved ones who are forced to say nice things about it," says Peter Rudy, a Madison native who co-wrote the film. "The fact that this movie sold out so quickly means there are going to be a lot of people who won't feel that obligation to be kind. It's going to be exciting to see a roomful of people reacting to our work." "No Sleep 'Til Madison" screens at 9 p.m. Thursday at the Orpheum Stage Door Theatre. While that screening is sold out, the movie could screen again Sunday if it wins a jury prize at the festival, and the filmmakers are hoping to schedule another local screening sometime down the road.

82. OhioStateBuckeyes.com : The Official Web Site Of Ohio State Ice Hockey One The road with Men's hockey Travel this season with the Men's hockeyteam through the words of the players. On the road with TJ http://ohiostatebuckeyes.ocsn.com/sports/m-hockey/spec-rel/102302aaa.html

Choose Sport Baseball M Basketball W Basketball Cross Country Fencing Field Hockey Football M Golf W Golf M Gymnastics W Gymnastics M Ice Hockey W Ice Hockey M Lacrosse W Lacrosse Pistol Rifle Rowing M Soccer W Soccer Softball Synchro Swim M Tennis W Tennis M Volleyball W Volleyball Wrestling Cheerleading Strength/Cond. Releases Sport Camps Kid's Club SASSO E-Mail login: Password: New users Signup! One The Road with Men's Hockey Travel this season with the Men's Hockey team through the words of the players On the Road with Luke Pavlas The Buckeye senior recaps the squad's trip to Notre Dame Senior Forward Luke Pavlas Photo Gallery Thursday, Jan. 30 We have to start with the bus trip to South Bend. How about the bus driver getting pulled over an hour into the trip - nice job bussie. We get the pleasure of eating at the Home Town Buffet. Fletch ( Miguel Lafleche ) don't eat too much - you're already fat. Can't leave the Home Town Buffet without wishing a freshman happy birthday. This trip's birthday boy - Hot Rod (Pelley). "Happy 19th birthday to Ohio State forward Rod Pelley " was broadcast over the intercom.

83. Asvion Hockey & Cricket: Road Directions Asvion hockey Cricket road Directions. Back to Asvion Index Read the guestbook,The road to Asvion Per auto Afslag Schiedam, na afrit richting Schiedam. http://www.asvion.nl/cricket/road.htm

Road Directions Back to Asvion Index Read the guestbook The road to Asvion: Per auto: Afslag Schiedam, na afrit richting Schiedam. Rechts aanhouden en bij kruispunt rechtsaf Burgemeester van Harenlaan in. Bij volgend kruispunt met verkeerslichten weer rechts Parkweg in. Na viaduct over het fietspad direct rechts. U rijdt dan de parkeerplaats van Asvion op. By car: Take junction Schiedam, and follow sign Schiedam. Stay on the right side of the road and follow the road to the right. You are now on the "Burgemeester van Harenlaan". At the next crossroad turn right at the traffic lights (this is the "Parkweg"). After the viaduct, cross the bikeroad and turn right immediately. Behind the gate you'll find the parking of Asvion. Per trein/bus: Van Station Schiedam / Rotterdam-West bus naar Burgemeester Van Harenlaan/Parkweg. Loop de Parkweg in. Na viaduct en het fietspad direct rechts. U loopt dan de parkeerplaats van Asvion op. De Afstand van station Schiedam / Rotterdam-West tot Asvion is ongeveer 500 meter. Sign the Guestbook Back to Asvion index

84. Saint Louis University, Official Athletic Site - Field Hockey Saint Louis Field hockey Team Closes Indiana road Trip With Ball State TheBillikens were defeated 80 by the Cardinals. Sept. 22, 2002. Muncie, Ind. http://slubillikens.ocsn.com/sports/w-fieldh/recaps/092202aaa.html

Choose Sport Baseball Softball M Basketball W Basketball Cross Country Field Hockey M Golf Rifle M Soccer W Soccer Swimming M Tennis W Tennis W Volleyball Cheerleading News Releases Printer-Friendly Format E-mail this article Field Hockey Home RELATED LINKS OCSN Newswire HEADLINES National Field Hockey Coaches Name Eight BillikensTo the 2002 Division I National Academic Squad Saint Louis Faces Davidson in NorPac Field Hockey Consolation Billiken Field Hockey Faces Top-Seeded East Division Radford In NorPac Tournament Saint Louis Field Hockey Team Closes Indiana Road Trip With Ball State The Billikens were defeated 8-0 by the Cardinals Sept. 22, 2002 Muncie, Ind. - Saint Louis fell to 1-6 when Ball State shut down the Billikens 8-0 to close out the current road trip in Indiana. The Billikens earned two penalty corners and took only five shots where the Cardinals earned eleven corners and took 25 shots, scoring on eight. Cardinals' Holly Frantz scored the gamewinning goal on a rebound from SLU's goalie and Afton Hess scored four of Ball State's goals. Ball State scored an additional three goals to improve its record to 4-1 for the season. The Bills were able to hold off additional goals during the last thirteen minutes of the match, but were unable to mount an offense.

85. The "Old" Central Hockey League - Phoenix Road Runners Phoenix road Runners. The Phoenix road Runners became the first franchise inCHL history to cease operations during the course of the regular season. http://pages.prodigy.net/oldchl/rrs.htm

Phoenix Road Runners The Phoenix Road Runners joined the C.H.L. for the 1977/78 season after ventures in the old W.H.L. and W.H.A. Following 2 unsuccessful months on the ice, the local management removed their support for the team, forcing the C.H.L. to suspend the teams operation for the remainder of the season. The Phoenix Road Runners became the first franchise in C.H.L. history to cease operations during the course of the regular season. Road Runners Staff General Infomation President : Mike Leonard Parent Club : Chairman of the Board : Eric Hauenstein Team Colors : Vice President : Michael Gill Home Rink : Veterans Memorial Coliseum Secretary : Debbie Stone Seating : Treasurer : Michael Skerlak Ticket Prices : Trainer : Chuck Hart VETERANS MEMORIAL COLISEUM General Manager Mike Leonard Program Price : Head Coach Sandy Hucul All-Time Player Roster Name Position Jrsy# Yrs. Played Team Stats Year by Year Record Year GP W L T PTS GF GA Finish Playoffs Suspended operation on Dec. 12, 1977 Scoring REGULAR SEASON Name GP G A Pts PIM Goaltender Records REGULAR SEASON- Name GP MIN GA ENG GAA SO W L T Jim Warden 14 835 63 4.53 2 9 2 Bill Oleschuk 9 549 45 4.92 2 6 1 Larry Hendrick 5 255 26 6.12 5

86. Hockey Chick - Columbus Blue Jackets - The Fans - Road Trip Photos From The Past Young hockey Chick Ariel Lehart, 9yrs. A squirt in the CCYHA In this pictureshe is playing for the squirt Blue Jackets. road Trip to Detroit WIN!!!!! http://www.thathockeychick.com/the_fans.htm

Thomas the Norwegian Nightmare CBJ's #1 Fan - Eric Nashville Roadtrip 2.8.03 More Fan pics TBDUITL (The best damn Usher in the land) New Years eve with George Mathews Marshall Outing with Fans Ottawa 11.23.02 Buffalo 11.22.02 Nashville 11.16.02 Eddie George's Bar More fan photo's Michiko returns 2002 - David Vyborny #1 Fan Crazy Kingrea Fans with Luuuc outside the Black and Blue Fan in Chicago for Last game Miscellaneous Pics "Young Hockey Chick" Ariel Lehart, 9yrs. A squirt in the CCYHA In this picture she is playing for the squirt Blue Jackets. Road Trip to Detroit - WIN!!!!! Road Trip #2 to Nashville New Year's 2002 Road Trip - Nashville Crazy Fans Miscellaneous shots Fan Links Hockey fight pictures Blue jacket message board NHL attendance stats page Hockey Fights ... Dave's Unofficial Syracuse Crunch Page AWW - Shelley! -

87. The State News - Spartan Hockey: The Road To Prominence - Wednesday, November 5, Front Page Campus City Sports MS U Opinion Classified Home Spartanhockey The road to prominence Squad a bit rusty, but wakes up in second half. http://www.statenews.com/editionsfall97/110597/sp_hockey.html

Wednesday, November 5, 1997 Front Page Campus City Sports ... Home Spartan hockey: The road to prominence Squad a bit rusty, but wakes up in second half Photo courtesy of MSU Sports Information A member of the 1965-66 MSU hockey team skates the puck out from behind the Minnesota-Duluth goaltender during a game at Demonstration Hall that year. The Spartans became a national power that season, when they won the 1966 NCAA Championship. This is the second installment in a four-part series looking at the history of MSU hockey. By CARRIE ELLETT State News Sports Writer In 1950, a Michigan State College hockey team took the ice for the first time in almost 20 years. After being suspended in 1932, the sport was supposed to be reinstated in 1949. But Demonstration Hall was being transformed into an indoor rink with artificial ice, and the construction took longer than expected. So in 1950 the rink was finally completed and head coach Harold Paulsen began the task of building a competitive program for the Big Ten Conference.

88. Field Hockey Back On Track With Road Win Over Temple 22, 1999 Field hockey back on track with road win over Temple. Nothinglike an oldfashioned blowout to get back on the winning track. http://www.collegian.psu.edu/archive/1999/09/09-22-99tdc/09-22-99dsports-5.asp

89. Geeklife.com - "Legends Of Hockey Road Show" Showing Its Age 53) 01.30.2003 THURSDAY SeriousDanger.com is Go (23) Slightly Newer, Slightly BetterGeeklife (36) Legends of hockey road Show Showing Its Age Jason Toon http://www.geeklife.com/article.aspx?articleid=116&CommentCount=32

90. Seven Mile Road Intermediate C Hockey Team Players 1957-1964 The Island Register Seven Mile road Intermediate C hockey Team Players1957-1964. Seven Mile road Intermediate C hockey Team Players 1957-1964. http://www.islandregister.com/1964sevenmileroad.html

Seven Mile Road Intermediate C Hockey Team Players 1957-1964 Suggest This Page To A Friend! Compiled by Grace Cantelo Blackette - gjblackette@pei.sympatico.ca Seven Mile Road Intermediate C Hockey Team Players 1957-1964 Desi Rice Tommy Rice Raymond Cantelo Aubrey Cantelo Albert Fogarty Phil Fogarty Melvin McGuigan Clarence Roche George Campbell Jr Wesley MacLaren Claude Matheson Freddy Hendricken Eddy Smith Donnie MacKenzie Doug Glazier Ted Smallwood Alfred MacDonald Wallace MacDonald John MacDonald Billy Conohan Joe MacDonald Peter MacLeod Nathan Wood Joey Rogerson Merlin Mahar Joe Smallwood Ernie Roach Ronnie MacDonald Clem Campbell Steven MacIntyre Pat Giddings Gordon Duncan Kenny Fogarty Coaches: Irving Roche Vernon Roche Seven Mile Road was one of the few communities in PEI to ice a reputable hockey team without the privilege of a home rink.In the early 1960's they won the Kings County Intermediate C Championship and were runners up for the Provincial Title at the Charlottetown Forum. The above information was compiled by Grace Cantelo Blackette , please send additions to gjblackette@pei.sympatico.ca

91. Cornell Daily Sun: W. Hockey Hits The Road FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 01, 2002 W. hockey Hits the road Weekend trip brings Red to Cambridgeand Providence By SARAH SPAIN While the men's hockey team is battling http://www.cornelldailysun.com/articles/4422/

Look for: User name: Password: Or sign up for a Daily Sun user account. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 01, 2002 W. Hockey Hits the Road Weekend trip brings Red to Cambridge and Providence By SARAH SPAIN While the men's hockey team is battling Harvard and Brown in the friendly, fish-filled confines of Lynah Rink this weekend, the women icers will be facing those teams on the road. The games may not be as hyped on the women's side but the competition will be just as fierce the Crimson and the Bears boast two of the best records in the league. After dropping two to ECAC powerhouse St. Lawrence last weekend, the Red (3-14 overall; 2-6 Ivy) will hit the ice tonight hoping to snap a five game losing streak. It won't be easy though, as both Harvard and Brown easily handled the women in November, handing them their first two losses of the season. The Crimson (9-7-1 overall; 3-2-0 Ivy) is coming off a solid 7-2 exhibition win against Connecticut last weekend and sits at No. 12 in the National Pairwise Rankings. Last season saw Harvard qualify for the NCAA National Championship, but it lost two of the nation's top three scorers to graduation. With just two remaining seniors the team now depends on a strong class of juniors and one of the nation's top freshmen, Nicole Corriero. Corriero currently ranks fifth in the nation in points and third in goals scored. The Red will have to keep an eye on her as well as junior Kalen Ingram, who also sits in the nation's top 20 in scoring. Defensive intensity will be a huge factor in the game as well, as Harvard currently boasts the highest power play percentage in the nation.

92. Knights End Hockey Season With Road Win Knights end hockey season with road win. CICERO The Rome FreeAcademy hockey team ended a dreary season on a positive note on http://www.rny.com/archive/sportsnews/2003/february/08knightsendhockeyseasonwi.h

Home About us Search Publications ... Ads Knights end hockey season with road win C ICERO The Rome Free Academy hockey team ended a dreary season on a positive note on Friday night by defeating Cicero-North Syracuse, 3-2. The victory snapped a nine-game losing streak and also ended a winless streak which had reached 12 games. The Black Knights finished the season with a 2-11-1 Section III Division I record and wound up 4-19-1 overall. "Definitely, it has been a long time since we've had a win," RFA coach Dave Petrelli said. "It's a great thing to end the season on a positive." Ryan Haley put the Black Knights ahead 1-0 at the 8:08 mark of the first period, scoring on the power play from Mark Barry. After surrendering a second-period goal to the Northstars that tied the score at 1-1, Justin Marullo put RFA back on top at 5:43 with a goal assisted by Sean Barry. In the third period, C-NS again rallied to tie the score at 2:20, but RFA answered back a minute later as Mark Barry scored the winning goal on the power play, assisted by Tom Wojdyla and Tom Sestito. Matt Darois made 22 saves in goal to pick up the win for RFA.

93. MGoBlue: Ice Hockey Earns CCHA Road Win At Lake Superior State 9 University of Michigan ice hockey team came off its 12day layoff and defeatedLake 0 lead in the first period en route to their second CCHA road victory of http://www.mgoblue.com/document_display.cfm?document_id=9134

94. Albany County Hockey Facility - Albany Shaker Road, Albany N.Y. 12211 end of Exit Ramp, turn LEFT on Old Wolf road At stop light, turn RIGHT onto AlbanyShakerroad Continue of Albany-Shaker road Albany County hockey Facility is http://www.capitalyouthhockey.com/Rinks/achf.htm

Albany County Hockey Facility - Albany Shaker Road, Albany N.Y. 12211 From the North (Saratoga - Lake George) I-87 (Northway) South to Exit 4 At end of Exit Ramp, turn LEFT on Old Wolf Road At stop light , turn RIGHT onto Albany-Shaker Road Continue of Albany-Shaker Road Albany County Hockey Facility is directly across from Albany International Airport From The South (Kingston - Poughkeepsie - Newburgh) NYS Thruway (I-87) North to Exit 24 I-87 (Northway) North to Exit 4 At end of Exit Ramp turn LEFT onto Wolf Road At first stop light , turn LEFT onto Albany-Shaker Road Continue on Albany-Shaker Road Albany County Hockey Facility is directly across from Albany International Airport From The East I-90 West to Exit 1-N (I-87 North) 1-87 North to Exit 4 At end of Exit Ramp turn LEFT onto Wolf Road At first stop light , turn LEFT onto Albany-Shaker Road Continue on Albany-Shaker Road Albany County Hockey Facility is directly across from Albany International Airport From The West I-90 (NYS Thruway) East to Exit 24 1-87 North to Exit 4 At end of Exit Ramp turn LEFT onto Wolf Road At first stop light , turn LEFT onto Albany-Shaker Road Continue on Albany-Shaker Road Albany County Hockey Facility is directly across from Albany International Airport From Binghamton

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96. Official Site Of The Western Collegiate Hockey Association 64 only regular season road loss came in the finale on Mar. 2 atNorth Dakota Personal aspires to play pro hockey enjoys http://wcha.ocsn.com/sports/m-hockey/spec-rel/062702aab.html

Meet the 2002 WCHA All-Stars Senior Wade Dubielewicz - Goaltender, University of Denver Wade Dubielewicz Ice Hockey Home HEADLINES Colorado College, Minnesota Take Aim At 2003 Kellogg's WCHA Final Five Championship Tonight Minnesota-Duluth Advances To Final Five Semifinals For First Time Ever 2003 Kellogg's WCHA Final Five Consumes Focus For NCAA-Bound WCHA Teams RELATED LINKS OCSN Newswire Email this to a friend June 27, 2002 Complete Release in PDF Format Download Free Acrobat Reader This is an on-going summer series on www.wcha.com that will feature and profile members of the 2002 WCHA All-Star Team. The profiles of the 23 all-stars, who come from all 10 conference-member teams, are appearing in alphabetical order throughout the coming weeks, leading up to the squad¹s mid-August (8-19) trip to Italy. You will also be able to follow the WCHA All-Stars in Italy at www.wcha.com. The 2002 WCHA All-Star Team will be led by two of college hockey's premier head coaches, Minnesota's Don Lucia and North Dakota's Dean Blais. Together, they have guided their respective teams to seven of the last 10 WCHA championships and three of the last six NCAA Men's Frozen Four titles. Working with Lucia and Blais will be Denver assistant coach Steve Miller. Italy 2002 will be the third international tour for a conference all-star team, following on the heels of highly successful trips to Switzerland in 1998 and Norway in 2000.

97. Official Site Of The Western Collegiate Hockey Association of the top five seeds for the first round of the Western Collegiate hockey Associationplayoffs 7 seed University of Denver managed to win on the road over No. http://wcha.ocsn.com/sports/m-hockey/spec-rel/031503aaa.html

Defending WCHA Playoff Champion Denver Opens Post-Season with Road Win at UND No. 1 Seed Colorado College, No. 2 Seed Minnesota, No. 3 Seed Minnesota State, No. 5 Seed Minnesota-Duluth Also Win Series Openers; Five WCHA Teams Ranked Among Nation's Top 15; 2003 Kellogg's WCHA Final Five Tickets Still Available Printer-Friendly Format E-mail this article Denver forward Connor James Ice Hockey Home HEADLINES Colorado College, Minnesota Take Aim At 2003 Kellogg's WCHA Final Five Championship Tonight Minnesota-Duluth Advances To Final Five Semifinals For First Time Ever 2003 Kellogg's WCHA Final Five Consumes Focus For NCAA-Bound WCHA Teams RELATED LINKS OCSN Newswire Email this to a friend March 15, 2003 Complete Release in PDF Format Download Free Acrobat Reader MADISON, Wisc. ­ Four of the top five seeds for the first round of the Western Collegiate Hockey Association playoffs were victorious in game one of their best-of-three series on Friday (March 14) night, but No. 7 seed University of Denver managed to win on the road over No. 4 seed North Dakota to claim the advantage heading into game two tonight (March 15). The defending WCHA Playoff Champion Pioneers, behind a goal and an assist from D Brett Skinner and a game-winning tally from RW Luke Fulghum at 13:28 of the first period, upended the host Fighting Sioux 4-1 before 10,264 at Ralph Engelstad Arena in Grand Forks. The two clubs combined for just 32 shots on goal (DU 15, UND 17). Other first round playoff series opening scores on Friday night saw the home teams win, as No. 1 seed and MacNaughton Cup champion Colorado College downed No. 10 seed Alaska Anchorage, 5-3; No. 2 seed Minnesota skated past No. 9 seed Michigan Tech, 3-1; No. 3 seed Minnesota State edged #8 seed Wisconsin, 2-1; and No. 5 seed Minnesota-Duluth defeated No. 6 seed St. Cloud State, 5-4.

98. Smizik: Hockey On Road To Financial Ruin Smizik hockey on road to financial ruin. Thursday, July 04, 2002.Baseball has been spinning out of control for more than a decade http://www.post-gazette.com/sports/columnists/20020704smizik4.asp

Pittsburgh, PA Saturday March 22, 2003 News Sports Lifestyle Classifieds ... About Us Take me to... Search Local News Nation/World Sports Obituaries Lifestyle Business Opinion Photo Journal Weather Classifieds PG Store PG Delivery Web Extras Contact Us About Us Help Corrections Site Map Sports Today's Headlines Steelers Penguins ... Columnists Smizik: Hockey on road to financial ruin Thursday, July 04, 2002 Baseball has been spinning out of control for more than a decade, so no one should have been surprised this week when the New York Yankees felt the need to acquire an additional power hitter for their lineup, although they already led the American League in home runs by a wide margin. It will cost them about $13 million for 1 1/2 seasons of Raul Mondesi, a known attitude problem who is believed to be on the downside of his career. Not to be left behind, the National Hockey League which is in the early stages of spinning out of control and seems determined to outdo baseball's fiscal insanity opened its free-agency period with some stunning signings. Most notable was the $45 million paid to Bobby Holik, a very good but not nearly great player, by surprise, surprise the New York Rangers and $25 million paid by the Washington Capitals to former Penguin Robert Lang. Here's what we've learned from these transactions: *Money rules in baseball and hockey and New York teams have the most money.

99. Men's Hockey Falls To Clarkson On The Road In ECAC Action Men's hockey Falls to Clarkson On the road in ECAC Action. POTSDAM,NY – Three Clarkson players had a goal and two assists apiece http://www.dartmouth.edu/athletics/mhockey/archive/2002_2003/819.html

Quick Facts Coaching Staff... Outlook Roster/Profiles... ... Dartmouth Home Men's Hockey Falls to Clarkson On the Road in ECAC Action The seven goals against match a season high for the Big Green and drop the team to 1-5 on the road. The loss also snaps a three-game win streak for Dartmouth, now 9-5 (5-3 ECAC). In a wild second period that saw the two teams score six goals, the Knights took a 3-0 lead on a Randy Jones goal that caught a screened Big Green goalie Nick Boucher (12 saves) by surprise and beat him glove side. Dartmouth came to life with a pair of goals in the next five minutes when Mike Murray tapped a Max Guimond feed out of the air and past a fallen Knight goalie Dustin Traylen. Eric Przepiorka then fired a snap shot through a screen that beat Traylen high on the glove side for a 3-2 score. Pete Summerfelt and Murray assisted on the goal. The Knights took a 2-0 first period lead on a pair of goals scored directly in front of the Dartmouth goal. Dave Reid chipped a loose rebound over the shoulder of Boucher for a one-goal lead at the 10:00 mark of the period and then Chris Bahen scored with just 55 seconds remaining in the stanza. The Big Green returns to action on Saturday, January 11, against St. Lawrence for a 7 p.m. start.

100. The Daily Princetonian - Road Blues: Men's Hockey Struggles On ECAC Road Trip, G road blues Men's hockey struggles on ECAC road trip, gets one point By ZACK FAIGENPrincetonian Staff Writer In life, love and hockey, it's the little things http://www.dailyprincetonian.com/archives/2002/02/11/sports/4307.shtml

Summer Program Feedback Subscribe E-Prince ... Staff Monday, February 11, 2002 Today Previous Next Calendar Road blues: Men's hockey struggles on ECAC road trip, gets one point By ZACK FAIGEN Princetonian Staff Writer In life, love and hockey, it's the little things that count. The Princeton men's hockey team has made huge strides on both ends of the ice since the beginning of the season. Now, as they head into the season's stretch run, the Tigers will have to focus on the details of the game if they want to make a run in the playoffs. Last weekend, Princeton (7-15-1 overall, 6-9-1 Eastern College Athletic Conference) played strong, discliplined and aggressive hockey, but came out of the weekend with only one point, losing 5-1 to Cornell on Friday and skating to a 3-3 deadlock with Colgate on Saturday. Friday's matchup with the Big Red (17-5-1, 13-2-1) was marked by tough bounces and missed opportunities. Just three minutes into the game, sophomore forward Sharam Fouladgar-Mercer took a pass from senior forward Brad Parsons and let a slapshot go. The puck beat Cornell goalie Matt Underhill only to deflect off the post into the corner. Cornell took a 1-0 lead into the first intermission, as the Tigers were held scoreless despite putting ten shots on net. The score was 3-0 before Princeton finally got on the board with seven minutes, 28 seconds left in the second period. Senior forward Josh Roberts tallied the Tigers' lone goal, as Parsons and senior defender David Schneider picked up assists.

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