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Re: RPI 2012-2013 Season Thread
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RPI 2012-2013 Season Thread
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Re: RPI 2012-2013 Season Thread
Cross-posted from the ECAC Playoff Predictions thread; get well soon, burgie12!
Cor 32 - 38 [1-3]
--- Home Lock - 31 () ---
CCT 30 - 36 [1-5]
Har 29 - 39 [1-5]
SLU 25 - 31 [2-6]
Qui 25 - 31 [2-6]
Dar 23 - 29 [4-7]
--- Home Eligible - 25 () ---
RPI 18 - 24 [6-8]
--- In - 18 () ---
Pri 12 - 18 [7-11]
Col 11 - 17 [8-11]
Yal 8 - 16 [8-12]
Bro 8 - 16 [8-12]
--- Out - 12 () ---
Uni 3 - 9 [10-12]
REMAINING SCHEDULE:
Har: @Col, (Bro-2/19), SLU, CCT, (Yal-2/26)
Cor: Dar, @RPI, @Uni
CCT: Qui, @Dar, @Har
SLU: Pri, @Har, @Dar
Qui: @CCT, @Yal, @Bro
Dar: @Cor, CCT, SLU
RPI: @Bro, Cor, Col
Col: Har, @Uni, @RPI
Pri: @SLU, @Bro, @Yal
Yal: Uni, Qui, Pri, (@Har-2/26)
Bro: RPI, (@Har-2/19), Pri, Qui
Uni: @Yal, Col, Cor
TIEBREAKS OWNED:
Har: Qui, Dar, RPI, Pri, Uni
Cor: SLU, Col, Yal, Bro
CCT: Yal, Bro, RPI, Uni
SLU: Col, Yal, Bro, Uni, RPI
Qui: RPI, Pri, Uni, SLU
Dar: Pri, Uni, Bro, Yal, Col
RPI: Dar, Uni, Yal
Col: Pri
Pri: Uni
Yal: Col
Bro: Uni
Uni:
Union is officially out of playoff contention. RPI has made the playoffs. Cornell will have home ice.
Cross-posted from the ECAC Playoff Predictions thread; get well soon, burgie12!
Cor 32 - 38 [1-3]
--- Home Lock - 31 () ---
CCT 30 - 36 [1-5]
Har 29 - 39 [1-5]
SLU 25 - 31 [2-6]
Qui 25 - 31 [2-6]
Dar 23 - 29 [4-7]
--- Home Eligible - 25 () ---
RPI 18 - 24 [6-8]
--- In - 18 () ---
Pri 12 - 18 [7-11]
Col 11 - 17 [8-11]
Yal 8 - 16 [8-12]
Bro 8 - 16 [8-12]
--- Out - 12 () ---
Uni 3 - 9 [10-12]
REMAINING SCHEDULE:
Har: @Col, (Bro-2/19), SLU, CCT, (Yal-2/26)
Cor: Dar, @RPI, @Uni
CCT: Qui, @Dar, @Har
SLU: Pri, @Har, @Dar
Qui: @CCT, @Yal, @Bro
Dar: @Cor, CCT, SLU
RPI: @Bro, Cor, Col
Col: Har, @Uni, @RPI
Pri: @SLU, @Bro, @Yal
Yal: Uni, Qui, Pri, (@Har-2/26)
Bro: RPI, (@Har-2/19), Pri, Qui
Uni: @Yal, Col, Cor
TIEBREAKS OWNED:
Har: Qui, Dar, RPI, Pri, Uni
Cor: SLU, Col, Yal, Bro
CCT: Yal, Bro, RPI, Uni
SLU: Col, Yal, Bro, Uni, RPI
Qui: RPI, Pri, Uni, SLU
Dar: Pri, Uni, Bro, Yal, Col
RPI: Dar, Uni, Yal
Col: Pri
Pri: Uni
Yal: Col
Bro: Uni
Uni:
Union is officially out of playoff contention. RPI has made the playoffs. Cornell will have home ice.
Ralph Baer
Let's Go 'Tute!
Re: RPI 2012-2013 Season Thread
Recruit Katie Rooney was named 3rd team All-Metro http://www.mngirlshockeyhub.com/news_article/show/227765.
Recruit Katie Rooney was named 3rd team All-Metro http://www.mngirlshockeyhub.com/news_article/show/227765.
Re: RPI 2012-2013 Season Thread
RPI find themselves in an interesting situation for this weekend. They are essentially playing 2 exhibition games this weekend because they cannot move up in the standings and they cannot drop.
The only real issue is they may be playing their firts round playoff opponent in Cornell.
It is an opportunity to rest players with minor injuries, give your goalie a rest (based upon the weekend results she might need one) or just plain try something new.
If it doesn't work this weekend you can always go back to what you were doing before.
RPI find themselves in an interesting situation for this weekend. They are essentially playing 2 exhibition games this weekend because they cannot move up in the standings and they cannot drop.
The only real issue is they may be playing their firts round playoff opponent in Cornell.
It is an opportunity to rest players with minor injuries, give your goalie a rest (based upon the weekend results she might need one) or just plain try something new.
If it doesn't work this weekend you can always go back to what you were doing before.
Re: RPI 2012-2013 Season Thread
Looking over the other members of the three teams makes one realize why U of Minn is unbeaten this year and may be unbeaten for a few years to come: I count at least 9 of these 18 players have committed to the Gophers for either 2013-14 or the following year. Other Minnesota or ND teams picked up most of the rest. Quinnipiac and RPI seem to be the only ECAC teams that succeeded in luring one of them east.
I'm surprised that the Albany metro area doesn't produce a few more women's college players. The only ones I can remember playing D1 for RPI were Laura Gersten and Ashley Gaylord both from the Troy Albany Ice Cats.
Excellent!
Looking over the other members of the three teams makes one realize why U of Minn is unbeaten this year and may be unbeaten for a few years to come: I count at least 9 of these 18 players have committed to the Gophers for either 2013-14 or the following year. Other Minnesota or ND teams picked up most of the rest. Quinnipiac and RPI seem to be the only ECAC teams that succeeded in luring one of them east.
I'm surprised that the Albany metro area doesn't produce a few more women's college players. The only ones I can remember playing D1 for RPI were Laura Gersten and Ashley Gaylord both from the Troy Albany Ice Cats.
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Hockeydad4two
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Re: RPI 2012-2013 Season Thread
Since it's the seniors last home weekend, do you really believe that they want to do that?
Since it's the seniors last home weekend, do you really believe that they want to do that?
Ralph Baer
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HockeyEast33
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Re: RPI 2012-2013 Season Thread
I think that the Albany area does produce its share of Division 1 players (proportionate to the number of girls playing hockey). They just don't stay in the area for high school hockey (because there isn't enough competition) or go to RPI. For instance, Jordan Juron (Assabet Valley/Middlesex School to Boston University) and Courtney Burke (Shattuck St. Marys/USA U-18 to University of Wisconsin) are freshman, both from Albany, and were pretty highly sought after recruits last year. RPI has the recruiting limitation that it is primarily an engineering and business school. If you don't have an academic interest in these areas than you probably aren't going to be very interested in going to RPI.
I think that the Albany area does produce its share of Division 1 players (proportionate to the number of girls playing hockey). They just don't stay in the area for high school hockey (because there isn't enough competition) or go to RPI. For instance, Jordan Juron (Assabet Valley/Middlesex School to Boston University) and Courtney Burke (Shattuck St. Marys/USA U-18 to University of Wisconsin) are freshman, both from Albany, and were pretty highly sought after recruits last year. RPI has the recruiting limitation that it is primarily an engineering and business school. If you don't have an academic interest in these areas than you probably aren't going to be very interested in going to RPI.
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OnMAA
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Re: RPI 2012-2013 Season Thread
Did some quick research. This is data from the recruit classes of 05-06 to 12-13 inclusive:
Breakdown of the 66 D1 recruits from NY State over that period based on home town region:
(Not always same region where players played)
New York......... 14 (Includes Long Island, where many of these recruits hail from)
Syracuse......... 14 (Half of these were from the 05-07 time frame, when Syracuse had a dominant club team)
Rochester........ 10
Buffalo............ 09
Albany............ 08
North Country.. 06
Binghampton... 05
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Totals............ 66
As you can see good distribution accross the state, with NYC and Syracuse Area the biggest suppliers.
The 8 recruits from the Albany Area over that time period:
2005-2006 Year...None
2006-2007 Year...3
Laura Gersten..................D.......... (Troy/Albany)......................... Queensbury NY
Tara Akstull....................F.......... (Troy/Albany).......................... Clifton Park NY
Melanie Greene...............D......... (Adirondack North Stars)............ Queensbury NY
2007-2008 Year...None
2008-2009 Year...None
2009-2010 Year...1
Liz Rizzo..........................F.................(Berkshire)......................Glens Falls, NY
2010-2011 Year
Sarah Campbell ...............F ...................(NAHA) ..............Saratoga Springs, NY
2011-2012 Year...None
2012-2013 Year...3
Jordan Juron ..................F ....................(Assabet)........................Latham, NY
Hunter Davis .................D ..................(CT Polar Bears)............Clifton Park, NY
Courtney Burke .............D ...................(USA 18s/SSM)....................Albany, NY
Did some quick research. This is data from the recruit classes of 05-06 to 12-13 inclusive:
Breakdown of the 66 D1 recruits from NY State over that period based on home town region:
(Not always same region where players played)
New York......... 14 (Includes Long Island, where many of these recruits hail from)
Syracuse......... 14 (Half of these were from the 05-07 time frame, when Syracuse had a dominant club team)
Rochester........ 10
Buffalo............ 09
Albany............ 08
North Country.. 06
Binghampton... 05
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Totals............ 66
As you can see good distribution accross the state, with NYC and Syracuse Area the biggest suppliers.
The 8 recruits from the Albany Area over that time period:
2005-2006 Year...None
2006-2007 Year...3
Laura Gersten..................D.......... (Troy/Albany)......................... Queensbury NY
Tara Akstull....................F.......... (Troy/Albany).......................... Clifton Park NY
Melanie Greene...............D......... (Adirondack North Stars)............ Queensbury NY
2007-2008 Year...None
2008-2009 Year...None
2009-2010 Year...1
Liz Rizzo..........................F.................(Berkshire)......................Glens Falls, NY
2010-2011 Year
Sarah Campbell ...............F ...................(NAHA) ..............Saratoga Springs, NY
2011-2012 Year...None
2012-2013 Year...3
Jordan Juron ..................F ....................(Assabet)........................Latham, NY
Hunter Davis .................D ..................(CT Polar Bears)............Clifton Park, NY
Courtney Burke .............D ...................(USA 18s/SSM)....................Albany, NY
HockeyEast33
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Re: RPI 2012-2013 Season Thread
This seems pretty consistent with what I was saying. MA produces 5-10 Division 1 players per year on average and probably has at least 5-10X as many girls players as Albany area. So 1 per year average for Albany (albeit it seems to go in spurts) seems just about right.
BTW - you have eitehr way too much data, way too much time, or both!!!
This seems pretty consistent with what I was saying. MA produces 5-10 Division 1 players per year on average and probably has at least 5-10X as many girls players as Albany area. So 1 per year average for Albany (albeit it seems to go in spurts) seems just about right.
BTW - you have eitehr way too much data, way too much time, or both!!!
OnMAA
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Re: RPI 2012-2013 Season Thread
With spreadsheet in hand, easy to pull the data.
For example, since you were discussion MA vs NY...Here is the D1 recruit data over that time frame for those two states:
Year.. ... MA ... NY
05-06 ... 12 ... 06
06-07 ... 14 ... 12
07-08 ... 14 ... 03
08-09 ... 19 ... 09
09-10 ... 19 ... 10
10-11 ... 13 ... 04
11-12 ... 17 ... 07
12-13 ... 10 ... 17
Note that the MA numbers are more in the 10-15 per year range, as opposed to the 5-10 number you mentioned. Last years class was the first time ever that a higher number of D1 recruits hailed from NY compared to MA.
Note that many NY based players play prep hockey in New England. 14 of the 17 recruits that had NY as their listed home town, played their hockey elsewhere, 4 in Ontario (OHA and PWHL), 2 at SSM, 1 at NAHA, 1 at Boston, 1 at LC, and 5 for various NE prep schools. The three that played in state were one each at NSA, Buffalo and Rochester.
That is in sharp contrast that with the 06-07 year, the last time there was a recruit class over 10 from NY. At that time 11 of the 12 NY recruits played instate, mostly at club teams, 5 at Syracuse, 3 at Albany, 2 at Rochester and 1 with boys. Only one player out of state, playing at Berkshire. How times have changed. Back then teams like Syracuse had a powerhouse club team.
Case of way too much data maybe. Have a spreadsheet with all the recruit data built up over time. Update it once a year, once the recruit class is complete. Next update would be this summer to add the 13-14 incoming class.This seems pretty consistent with what I was saying. MA produces 5-10 Division 1 players per year on average and probably has at least 5-10X as many girls players as Albany area. So 1 per year average for Albany (albeit it seems to go in spurts) seems just about right.
BTW - you have eitehr way too much data, way too much time, or both!!!
With spreadsheet in hand, easy to pull the data.
For example, since you were discussion MA vs NY...Here is the D1 recruit data over that time frame for those two states:
Year.. ... MA ... NY
05-06 ... 12 ... 06
06-07 ... 14 ... 12
07-08 ... 14 ... 03
08-09 ... 19 ... 09
09-10 ... 19 ... 10
10-11 ... 13 ... 04
11-12 ... 17 ... 07
12-13 ... 10 ... 17
Note that the MA numbers are more in the 10-15 per year range, as opposed to the 5-10 number you mentioned. Last years class was the first time ever that a higher number of D1 recruits hailed from NY compared to MA.
Note that many NY based players play prep hockey in New England. 14 of the 17 recruits that had NY as their listed home town, played their hockey elsewhere, 4 in Ontario (OHA and PWHL), 2 at SSM, 1 at NAHA, 1 at Boston, 1 at LC, and 5 for various NE prep schools. The three that played in state were one each at NSA, Buffalo and Rochester.
That is in sharp contrast that with the 06-07 year, the last time there was a recruit class over 10 from NY. At that time 11 of the 12 NY recruits played instate, mostly at club teams, 5 at Syracuse, 3 at Albany, 2 at Rochester and 1 with boys. Only one player out of state, playing at Berkshire. How times have changed. Back then teams like Syracuse had a powerhouse club team.
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Ralph Baer
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Re: RPI 2012-2013 Season Thread
I don't usually report on women's recruits but this boxscore is worthy posting http://www.mngirlshockeyhub.com/game/game_sheet/4824707 from yesterday's Minnesota State tourney. RPI dman recruit Hannah Behounek scored a goal in the second period, but the game went on a bit longer.
Longest game ever in the state tourney. http://www.startribune.com/sports/192622891.html
I don't usually report on women's recruits but this boxscore is worthy posting http://www.mngirlshockeyhub.com/game/game_sheet/4824707 from yesterday's Minnesota State tourney. RPI dman recruit Hannah Behounek scored a goal in the second period, but the game went on a bit longer.
Longest game ever in the state tourney. http://www.startribune.com/sports/192622891.html
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Re: RPI 2012-2013 Season Thread
We will have the game on WRPI. RPI cannot play Harvard, Harvard can't finish second. They can either finish first or third. They lose a tiebreaker with Clarkson. The standings: if Cornell wins and Clarkson wins, then it is 1.) Cornell 2) Clarkson 3.) Harvard. If Cornell wins and Harvard wins, we have to wait until Tuesday when Harvard plays Yale. If H wins that game, then it is 1.) H 2) Cornell 3) Clarkson. RPI will ither go to Lynah or Cheel.
We will have the game on WRPI. RPI cannot play Harvard, Harvard can't finish second. They can either finish first or third. They lose a tiebreaker with Clarkson. The standings: if Cornell wins and Clarkson wins, then it is 1.) Cornell 2) Clarkson 3.) Harvard. If Cornell wins and Harvard wins, we have to wait until Tuesday when Harvard plays Yale. If H wins that game, then it is 1.) H 2) Cornell 3) Clarkson. RPI will ither go to Lynah or Cheel.
Re: RPI 2012-2013 Season Thread
I posted more on WaP earlier.
Do ties not exist in the women's ECAC? Harvard / Clarkson tie (not that difficult), Harvard not losing to Yale (a pretty safe bet), and Harvard not earning more points against Yale than Cornell earns against Union (a pretty safe bet) leaves it at 1) Cornell 2) Harvard 3) Clarkson.
I posted more on WaP earlier.
Re: RPI 2012-2013 Season Thread
I was under the impression that Clarkson wins the tiebreaker no matter what happens in their game this afternoon.
I was under the impression that Clarkson wins the tiebreaker no matter what happens in their game this afternoon.
Re: RPI 2012-2013 Season Thread
Correct. But Harvard still has a game to play against Yale on Tuesday.
Re: RPI 2012-2013 Season Thread
Yes, that is correct. But if Clarkson beats Harvard this afternoon, Clarkson gets second no matter what happens in the Yale game on Tuesday. If Harvard and Cornell both win, and Harvard wins on Tuesday, Harvard is first, Cornell second. Thus, Harvard can't finish second. i am not counting on a tie between Harvard and Clarkson, but you're the stats guru, so I yield to you.
Yes, that is correct. But if Clarkson beats Harvard this afternoon, Clarkson gets second no matter what happens in the Yale game on Tuesday. If Harvard and Cornell both win, and Harvard wins on Tuesday, Harvard is first, Cornell second. Thus, Harvard can't finish second. i am not counting on a tie between Harvard and Clarkson, but you're the stats guru, so I yield to you.