Yale Bulldogs 2015-2016 season. Lets get offensive!

[LTsatch]

Re: Yale Bulldogs 2015-2016 season. Lets get offensive!

Repensky actually played and played very well. nice breakout game by Hayden and Snively, they are gelling and will be a force to be reckoned with. I thought that BU took it to Yale in the first and may have tired at the end. The fiver was deserved IMO as the player was defenseless and not anywhere near the puck when the hit took place. Something tells me that BU's Greenway will be a pro next year, absolute beast of a player at 6'5" 230#. Replay here. http://espn.go.com/watchespn/player/_/id/2702745/

[theprofromdover]

Re: Yale Bulldogs 2015-2016 season. Lets get offensive!

Well done, yLae. Well done.

[bulldog10jw]

Re: Yale Bulldogs 2015-2016 season. Lets get offensive!

Nice win for Yale. Looking forward to seeing the team live and in person next month out here against ASU and UConn or Michigan Tech. Hopefully the new year will bring some consistency.

[bulldog10jw]

Trip to Notre Dame for tournament next year

http://www.nhregister.com/sports/201...s-long-overdue

Those interested in what the future holds for Yale will be pleased to know the Bulldogs accepted an invitation to Notre Dame’s Shillelagh Tournament next Thanksgiving weekend in South Bend. In addition to the Fighting Irish, the field includes Holy Cross and Clarkson.

[LTsatch]

Re: Trip to Notre Dame for tournament next year

Hitchcock invited to Juniors training camp, good luck to him! http://www.yalebulldogs.com/sports/m...20151214vqnnb4

[LTsatch]

Re: Trip to Notre Dame for tournament next year

Hayden gets ECAC Player of the week.

[LTsatch]

Re: Trip to Notre Dame for tournament next year

Ryan Hitchcock has made it through the first round of cuts on the US World Junior Team and is on his way to Helsinki. Final cuts will be made around Christmas Eve. Good luck to Ryan.

[LTsatch]

Re: Trip to Notre Dame for tournament next year

Yale recruit stats GP G A TP PIM

Billy Sweezey (D) 1996-02-06 Chicago Steel USHL 25 1 1 2 40
Billy Sweezey (D) 1996-02-06 Chicago Steel * JCWC 5 0 0 0 6
Robbie DeMontis (LW) 1996-02-17 Muskegon Lumberjacks |USHL| USHL 22 2 7 9 8
Chandler Lindstrand (D) 1996-02-21 Des Moines Buccaneers USHL 24 0 1 1 21
Evan Smith (C/LW) 1996-08-28 Dubuque Fighting Saints USHL 24 7 12 19 16
Mitchell Smith (LW) 1996-08-28 Dubuque Fighting Saints USHL 24 8 8 16 12

Will D'Orsi (C) 1997-01-07 Lincoln Stars USHL 26 8 9 17 10
Luke Stevens (LW) 1997-02-11 Noble & Greenough School USHS - - - - -
Nolan Aibel (F) 1997-05-26 Nanaimo Clippers BCHL 22 4 8 12 15
Nolan Aibel (F) 1997-05-26 Tri-City Storm * USHL 5 0 2 2 4
Dante Palecco (LW) 1998-04-18 Muskegon Lumberjacks |USHL| USHL 19 3 3 6 6
Dante Palecco (LW) 1998-04-18 Team Orange |Select 17| USA-S17 5 2 1 3 4
Brian Matthews (D) 1998-04-21 Team Forest |Select 17| USA-S17 5 1 1 2 4
Brian Matthews (D) 1998-04-21 Belmont Hill High USHS - - - - -
Graham Lillibridge (D) 1999-01-29 Muskegon Lumberjacks |USHL| USHL 12 1 1 2 2
Graham Lillibridge (D) 1999-01-29 Team Grey |Select 16| USA-S16 5 0 2 2 2

[bulldog10jw]

Yale-BU 1978

Yale's last win over BU at Ingalls before this year was 1978

http://rinkrap1.blogspot.com/2015/12...n-miracle.html

.......when WAS the last time Yale beat BU at the Whale? A lengthy shuffle through the record book is required, but there it is: February 18, 1978. 38 seasons ago, the dark ages of no facemasks and steel-post skates. An Internet search reveals Peter Gammons calling Yale’s 7-5 win “college hockey’s upset of the decade” in Sports Illustrated. This demanded a closer look. What we found was a moment in time carved permanently into the memories of participants from both Red and Blue: Rhodes Scholars, 1980 Miracle Men and a coaching icon. It was also the finest hour for late coach Tim Taylor of Yale, colored by the backstory of a hockey friendship for the ages.

[LTsatch]

Re: Yale-BU 1978

Yale's last win over BU at Ingalls before this year was 1978

http://rinkrap1.blogspot.com/2015/12...n-miracle.html

.......when WAS the last time Yale beat BU at the Whale? A lengthy shuffle through the record book is required, but there it is: February 18, 1978. 38 seasons ago, the dark ages of no facemasks and steel-post skates. An Internet search reveals Peter Gammons calling Yale’s 7-5 win “college hockey’s upset of the decade” in Sports Illustrated. This demanded a closer look. What we found was a moment in time carved permanently into the memories of participants from both Red and Blue: Rhodes Scholars, 1980 Miracle Men and a coaching icon. It was also the finest hour for late coach Tim Taylor of Yale, colored by the backstory of a hockey friendship for the ages.

That story deserves it's own thread here, because it was written so well. Only thing lacking is commentary by Allain for obvious reasons, he sat out the game.

[bulldog10jw]

Hitchcock Makes Final Cut

Ryan Hitchcock has made it through the first round of cuts on the US World Junior Team and is on his way to Helsinki. Final cuts will be made around Christmas Eve. Good luck to Ryan.

http://www.yalebulldogs.com/sports/m...20151223e2pcqe

VIERUMAKI, Finland - Ryan Hitchcock, Yale's standout sophomore forward, has made the U.S. National Junior Team that is about to compete for the 2016 International Ice Hockey Federation World Junior Championship.

The team finishes training in Vierumaki today before traveling to Helsinki, Finland, for the Dec. 26 to Jan 5 tournament.

[Ralph Baer]

Re: Yale-BU 1978

Yale's last win over BU at Ingalls before this year was 1978

http://rinkrap1.blogspot.com/2015/12...n-miracle.html

.......when WAS the last time Yale beat BU at the Whale? A lengthy shuffle through the record book is required, but there it is: February 18, 1978. 38 seasons ago, the dark ages of no facemasks and steel-post skates. An Internet search reveals Peter Gammons calling Yale’s 7-5 win “college hockey’s upset of the decade” in Sports Illustrated. This demanded a closer look. What we found was a moment in time carved permanently into the memories of participants from both Red and Blue: Rhodes Scholars, 1980 Miracle Men and a coaching icon. It was also the finest hour for late coach Tim Taylor of Yale, colored by the backstory of a hockey friendship for the ages.

I am fairly sure that the NCAA required facemasks at the time.

[LTsatch]

http://www.yalebulldogs.com/sports/m...20151223e2pcqe

VIERUMAKI, Finland - Ryan Hitchcock, Yale's standout sophomore forward, has made the U.S. National Junior Team that is about to compete for the 2016 International Ice Hockey Federation World Junior Championship.

The team finishes training in Vierumaki today before traveling to Helsinki, Finland, for the Dec. 26 to Jan 5 tournament.

Great news!

[goblue78]

Re: Yale-BU 1978

I am fairly sure that the NCAA required facemasks at the time.

I don't get many chances to correct someone as well informed as Ralph, but I was at Yale then (and what a game it was!) and I remember that only a few wore full facemasks. So I went to check my recollection -- "The NCAA started recommending the use of face shields at the start of the 1978-79 season. Eastern teams started wearing the face shields in 1979, and the NCAA required their use by all teams at the start of the 1980-81 season."

Read more: http://www.uscho.com/2008/01/31/shie...#ixzz3vFH5dD9j

[LTsatch]

Re: Yale-BU 1978

Good solid game by Ryan Hitchcock against Canada today. He most likely saved a Canadian goal by physically taking out a Canadian forward who had a VERY open look at the net late in the game. Two shots on goal and zero in the +/- column.