Thanks to Bri for the ECAC awards and stats report.  Bri says the stats come
from the ECAC press release... that explains it.  Having already hashed over
some potential scoring discrepanies, let's pick nits on a few holes in the
goaltending report:
 
>Aaron Israel, Harvard   4       1.71    .922    3-0-1   2 SHO
>Andy Bandurski, Cornell 3       1.81    .917    0-0-2
 
Andy has stopped 89 of 94 shots for a percentage of 0.947.
 
A little farther down the list:
 
>Neil Little, RPI        4       3.51    .910    2-2-0
>Mike Gallant, Union     4       3.68    .904    0-4-0
>James Konte, Princeton  7       3.85    .879    1-3-2
 
Hmm, Cornell's Eddy Skazyk was apparently missed.  In five ECAC appearances
(204 minutes), he has given up 13 goals and has 120 saves, for a GAA of 3.82
and a save percentage of 0.902.
 
Sorry to waste bandwidth with this, but the Cornell offense is MILES away
from putting anybody on the list of leading scorers, and since the goal-
tending is carrying this team, I thought Andy and Eddy's exploits should be
accurately tallied.  Besides, I haven't had the chance to whine about stuff
like this in a while :-)
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