2021-22 Schedules

[ARM]

Just the obvious that neither Minnesota or Penn State were any too happy on not making the tournament.

For Penn State, it was kind of the best of times and the worst of times, as up until the final two games, life was good in Happy Valley. For Minnesota, it is harder to find a positive.

 

[Ralph Baer]

RPI

https://twitter.com/RPIAthletics/sta...408771/photo/1
https://rpiathletics.com/news/2021/5/17/womens-ice-hockey-womens-hockey-announces-2021-22-schedule.aspx

 

[vicb]

Clarkson Schedule is up on clarksonathletics.com

Home non-conference:
Sacred Heart x2
Boston Pride (NWHL) x1
Syracuse x1
St. Lawrence x1
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Away non-conference:
Syracuse x1
St. Lawrence x1
Bemidji State x2
Lindenwood x2
Maine x2

Gonna be very interesting to see how this years squad can score without Giguere.

 

[Cornholio]

What is the over/under on the Ivy having a season this year? Covid variants running rampant, vaxs don't prevent infection (even if it seems to prevent serious disease), Olympics is a dumpster fire with no fans and high positive rates in atheletes, LA going back to mask mandates. Will the Ivy show 'leadership' once again and be the first to cancel the upcoming season???

 

[Timothy A]

What is the over/under on the Ivy having a season this year? Covid variants running rampant, vaxs don't prevent infection (even if it seems to prevent serious disease), Olympics is a dumpster fire with no fans and high positive rates in atheletes, LA going back to mask mandates. Will the Ivy show 'leadership' once again and be the first to cancel the upcoming season???

The world can't be shut down again. It's a personal choice on vaccination, and if you choose the more risky path, those who chose the safer path should not be punished. It will depend completely on how the media portrays the variants and the impact. I could say a lot more, but we'll put it in park right here.

 

[Scott_TG]

The world can't be shut down again. It's a personal choice on vaccination, and if you choose the more risky path, those who chose the safer path should not be punished. It will depend completely on how the media portrays the variants and the impact. I could say a lot more, but we'll put it in park right here.

You can blame the media for the shutdowns all you want. The fact remains that if half of this country took scientists as seriously as they took pillow salesmen the virus would have been contained by now, and going back to restrictions wouldn't be necessary.

I like what France is doing with their new requirements for access to most places that they announced on July 12th. The clowns are protesting but they are also getting record numbers of vaccination appointments.

 

[Timothy A]

You can blame the media for the shutdowns all you want. The fact remains that if half of this country took scientists as seriously as they took pillow salesmen the virus would have been contained by now, and going back to restrictions wouldn't be necessary.

I like what France is doing with their new requirements for access to most places that they announced on July 12th. The clowns are protesting but they are also getting record numbers of vaccination appointments.

I would not limit access to anything, but if you got any variant of covid and were not vaccinated, then your insurance should not cover any covid related expenses, unless a Dr filled out some official form that said you should not get the vaccine. I think that would help the cause.