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Princeton University Athletics
Men's Hockey Notes for Yale Weekend
November 17, 1999 | Men's Ice Hockey
Nov. 17, 1999
Princeton 0-3-2, 0-2-2 ECAC at Yale 3-2-1, 2-1-0 ECAC
Friday, Nov. 19, 1999 • 7 p.m. • Ingalls Rink
story line Princeton looks to end its longest winless streak to start a season since the 1970-71 season
series history Yale leads 109-90-8 last season Princeton won 5-2 in Yale Princeton won 5-2 in Princeton
coaches Princeton: Don Cahoon (9th season) 112-116-30 overall vs. Yale: 8-9-0 Yale: Tim Taylor (21st season) 262-306-43 overall vs. Princeton: 20-22-1
next game Nov. 23 against Yale
Weekend One-Timers
Climbing Ivy – Princeton won its first Ivy League championship since 1953 when the Tigers went 6-3-1 in the league last season. The Tigers shared the title with Yale, which Princeton swept in a pair of 5-2 contests.
Take two, please – Princeton has suffered most in the middle period. The Tigers are +1 in first periods and -1 in third periods, but they are a -9 in the second periods.
Why play Tuesday? – Since the 1995-96 season, the team that has won the first meeting between Princeton and Yale has gone on to win the second. Bad sign – During that stretch, the teams have gone back and forth sweeping the season series. Yale won in 1995-96 and 1997-98 while Princeton took the series in 1996-97 and last season.
OK in OT – Although wins are the optimum goal, Princeton has proven that it is a very effective overtime team. The Tigers have either won or tied 18 of their last 19 overtime games.
A power-ful opening – Princeton has scored on its first power-play opportunity in each of its five games.
A Capital gain… for us – Although he is the property of the Washington Capitals, Chris Corrinet is the key figure for Princeton's offense right now. Corrinet recorded a point in each of the four goals scored against Vermont, including his second power-play goal. He is third in the ECAC with six power-play points.
Mmm, Mmm Good – Shane Campbell has scored a goal in three consecutive games, including the game-tying goal against Clarkson with 24 seconds remaining in the third period.
A Lamb-inated honor roll – Princeton junior Kirk Lamb was the first player named to the ECAC Honor Roll (11/15). He scored twice against Dartmouth and had three assists against Vermont.
Not bad by Brad – Brad Parsons had Princeton's first multi-goal period when he scored twice in the third period against Vermont.
Equal rights – Princeton has scored eight goals on the power play and allowed eight goals on its opponents' power-plays.
Sophomore success — Dave Bennett scored his first career goal on a rebound during the second period of the 3-3 tie against Clarkson and had two assists in the tie against Dartmouth.
Beaney Baby… and friends — There has been plenty of quality play by Princeton freshmen. George Parros and Neil McCann have played in each game while Trevor Beaney is tied for the team lead in plus/minus (+2). Ryan Kraliz debuted as a forward against St. Lawrence.
A close shave — Chris Barber scored his fourth career goal in the third period to help Princeton get a point in its 5-5 tie against Dartmouth.
Oh captain, my captain — Darren Yopyk is the first solo captain at Princeton since Sean O'Brien was the only captain of the 1993-94 Tigers' squad.
An A-plus — Brad Meredith had a dramatic improvement in his plus/minus, going from an even in 1997-98 to a +14 in 1998-99, it was the best mark on the team last season.
All over the stat sheet — Benoit Morin is the career statistical leader of all returning Tigers in goals (24), assists (28), points (52), power-play goals (12), game-winning goals (5), penalties (93) and penalty-minutes (229).
The shorthanded savior — Ethan Doyle had three shorthanded goals last season, the rest of his teammates combined to score two. Princeton has no shorthanded goals this season.
By George, he did it – Freshman George Parros, who was drafted by the Los Angeles Kings in the 1999 Entry Draft, opened the scoring this season by lighting the lamp in the first period of last weekend's 7-2 loss at Niagara.
Princeton's Record When...1999-00 Overall Record 0-3-2 ECAC Record 0-2-2 Ivy Record 0-0-1 Home Record 0-1-1 Road Record 0-1-1 Neutral Site Record 0-1-0
Last 20 Games 0-0-0 Last 10 Games 0-0-0 Last 5 Games 0-3-2
In One-Goal Games 0-0-0 In Two-Goal Games 0-2-0 In Three-Goal or More Games 0-1-0 In Overtime Games 0-0-2 Scoring 4 or More Goals 0-1-1 Scoring 3 Goals 0-0-1 Scoring 2 or Fewer Goals 0-2-0 Allowing 4 or More Goals 0-2-1 Allowing 3 or Fewer Goals 0-1-1
Scoring First 0-3-1 Opponents Score First 0-1-0 Leading After One Period 0-0-1 Trailing After One Period 0-1-0 Tied After One Period 0-2-1 Leading After Two Periods 0-0-0 Trailing After Two Periods 0-3-1 Tied After Two Periods 0-0-1
Having 10-19 Shots on Goal 0-0-0 Having 20-29 Shots on Goal 0-2-0 Having 30-39 Shots on Goal 0-0-2 Having 40 or More Shots on Goal 0-1-0 Allowing 10-19 Shots on Goal 0-0-0 Allowing 20-29 Shots on Goal 0-2-1 Allowing 30-39 Shots on Goal 0-1-0 Allowing 40 or More Shots on Goal 0-0-1 Outshooting Opponent 0-1-1 Outshot by an Opponent 0-2-1 Shots Are Even 0-0-0
October 0-1-0 November 0-2-2 December 0-0-0 January 0-0-0 February 0-0-0 March 0-0-0
Friday Games 0-1-1 Saturday Games 0-2-1 Sunday Games 0-0-0 Weekday Games 0-0-0 First of Back-to-Back Games 0-1-1 Second of Back-to-Back Games 0-1-1
Games Following a Win 0-0-0 Games Following a Loss 0-1-1 Games Following a Tie 0-1-1
vs. Hockey East Teams 0-0-0 vs. CHA Teams 0-1-0 vs. Independents 0-0-0