Game played Saturday, January 8, 1994 at Lynah Rink, Ithaca, NY
 
RPI     2  0  1  0 - 3
Cornell 1  1  1  0 - 3
 
Period 1
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Scoring
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 950 RPI Clarke (Matthews)
1618 C   Bumstead (Karam, Chartrand) ppg
1721 RPI Gabriel (Richardson, Brick) ppg
 
Penalties
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 210 RPI Pirrong (high-sticking)
1102 RPI Askew (high-sticking)
1417 RPI Layzell (from behind)
1543 RPI Cuthbert (cross-checking)
1713 C   Doll (holding)
1822 RPI Perardi (slashing)
1957 RPI Cuthbert (roughing)
2000 RPI Layzell (after whistle)
2000 C   Drouin (after whistle)
 
Period 2
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Scoring
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1835 C   Karam (Dufresne)
 
Penalties
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 244 C   C. Wilson (cross-checking)
 425 C   Kendall (interference)
 911 RPI Perardi (slashing)
1333 RPI Askew (interference)
 
Period 3
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Scoring
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 639 RPI Brick (Richardson, Clarke)
1040 C   Hannah (Kloboucek, C. Wilson)
 
Penalties
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1258 RPI Gabriel (roughing)
1258 C   Drouin (roughing)
1258 C   Kloboucek (boarding)
1322 RPI Askew (holding)
 
Overtime
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Scoring
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none
 
Penalties
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none
 
Goaltending: Little, RPI 10 11 10  1 - 32 (65:00, 3 GA)
             Skazyk, C    7  7 12  1 - 27 (65:00, 3 GA)
 
Power play: RPI 1 x 4, Cornell 1 x 9
Penalties: RPI 11 x 22 min, Cornell 6 x 12 min
 
Referees: Rob Hearn, Peter Dawes
Linesman: Tim Kotyra
Attendance: 3021
 
Comments
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A total turnaround for Cornell from the previous night. There were five new
faces in the lineup for the Big Red. One of the players benched was Mike
Sancimino, Cornell's leading goal scorer but a player who in the last
couple of games has taken a number of bad penalties. RPI had personnel
problems of their own, as Tim Regan was absent to attend a funeral and
Chris Kiley did not play either; the Engineers suited up just 17 skaters
and 2 goalies, and some of the skaters (e.g., defenseman Mike Rolanti) did
not play much, if at all.
 
A very entertaining, well-played game by both teams, with lots of
end-to-end action, good scoring chances and good goaltending from both
Little and Skazyk. If last night's game was Cornell's worst of the year,
this may have been their best. Unfortunately, their best doesn't seem to be
good enough to win against the pre-season consensus favorite Engineers, who
seem to be having some troubles of their own.