Women Earn Two

The Clarkson Women's Team faced a tough pair of teams from the Tri-State region at Cheel this past weekend, and came away with two points and a heartbreaking loss. On Friday, the Knights broke out to a two goal lead in the first and never looked back as they defeated Quinnipiac 3-0. Ashley Shaidle tallied two goals, and Amanda Dittmer added an insurance marker in the third to seal the deal. Kira

Swept Away

The Clarkson's Men's team lost last night at Princeton 4-2. The final score is not indicative of the teams play which was 10 times better than the effort given Friday night. However the Knights rang the post 4 times and hit the crossbar twice and were stymied several times by Princeton net minder Eric Leroux. Clarkson has now lost 7 of their last 8 and have lost their last 9 games on the road.

And you will know my name is Quinnipiac

When I lay my vengence upon thee.Quinnipiac 6 - Clarkson 1

ECAC(HL) Weekend Preview - 2/3/06

This week in the ECAC(HL) we have two home and home matchups between travel partners, the North Country duo making its longest road trip of the season, and three games that will have a big impact on the standings of the league.Colgate / Cornell @ Cornell / ColgateThe league's top two teams meet for the 125th and 126th time with Cornell holding a 62-53-9 edge over the Raiders. After being swept by

Women Look to Capitalize at Home

The #9 ranked Clarkson women's hockey team wraps up an impressive eight game homestand this weekend against Quinnipiac and #8 ranked Princeton. The Knights are currently 5-1-0 on the stand and have outscored their opponents 20-3. This quality play has propelled Clarkson into a tie for second in the ECAC hockey league standings with SLU and Princeton at 18 points. Brown currently sits in first

Pros head into Olympic, All-Star Breaks

Clarkson is tearing it up in the pros this year, with several players having career seasons for their teams. Here's a quick recap of former Clarkson players currently in the NHL and the AHL as they head into the Olympic and All-Star Break:Chris Clark, RW, Washington Capitals – The right-winger already has a career high in goals (11), and is on pace to set career marks in assists, points, and +/-.

An excuse to put up another kitty picture...

It looks like Robert Morris took their first ever victory against an ECACHL opponent on Tuesday night downing the Princeton "Tigers" 5-2 in Pittsburgh. Princeton was actually coming off of a sweep of Colgate and Cornell and also has a win over Denver, yet they're 7-13-1. This one was another RPI killer for those teams. Lets hope the team that showed up last night shows up this weekend.