We've been following next year's schedule since February, so the only surprises here are the exhibition games. The Under-18 team is always a talented squad. Windsor lost to every NCAA team they played last season, so that one should be a comfortable win.
Edit: It seems likely that the goalie for the U-18 team will be Andy Iles, a Cornell recruit coming in 2010.
The most amusing line from the Windsor press release is their mention of Princeton:
Cornell finished the season with a 22-10-4 record and reached the NCAA Midwest Regional Championship game a year ago. The Princeton Tigers were 22-12-1 in 2008-09 and reached the NCAA West Regional Semi-Final.In other words, Princeton lost in the first round of the NCAA tournament.
Non-conference games are bolded.
Date Opponent
Fri Oct 23 Univ. of Windsor (Exhibition)
Sat Oct 24 U.S. Under-18 Team (Exhibition)
Fri Oct 30 Niagara
Fri Nov 6 Dartmouth
Sat Nov 7 Harvard
Fri Nov 13 @Yale
Sat Nov 14 @Brown
Fri Nov 20 Princeton
Sat Nov 21 Quinnipiac
Tue Nov 24 Colgate
Sat Nov 28 Boston University @ Madison Sq Garden
Fri Dec 4 @RPI
Sat Dec 5 @Union
Tue Dec 29 Colorado College @ Florida College Hockey Classic
Wed Dec 30 Maine or Princeton @ Florida College Hockey Classic
Sun Jan 3 @UNH
Fri Jan 15 @Clarkson
Sat Jan 16 @St. Lawrence
Fri Jan 22 North Dakota
Sat Jan 23 North Dakota
Fri Jan 29 SLU
Sat Jan 30 Clarkson
Fri Feb 5 @Quinnipiac
Sat Feb 6 @Princeton
Fri Feb 12 Brown
Sat Feb 13 Yale
Tue Feb 16 @Colgate
Fri Feb 19 @Harvard
Sat Feb 20 @Dartmouth
Fri Feb 26 Union
Sat Feb 27 RPI
Fri Mar 5 to Sun Mar 7 -- ECAC Hockey Tournament, First Round, #9-12 @ #8-5
Fri Mar 12 to Sun Mar 14 -- ECAC Hockey Tournament, Quarterfinals, @ #1-4
Fri Mar 19 -- ECAC Semifinals, Albany, N.Y.
Sat Mar 20 -- ECAC Championship/Consolation, Albany, N.Y.
It's unclear if there will be a Red-White scrimmage this year. It would fit nicely on October 16 or 17, but wasn't listed on the schedule.
I'll have some more analysis of the schedule a little later.
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