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Huge Cornell men’s ice hockey weekend ahead for Big Red

Photo: WHCU


Ithaca, NY (WHCU) – This coming weekend the Cornell men’s ice hockey team honors the 1970 undefeated national champions.

(photo courtesy Cornell Athletics)

Big Red faces Dartmouth Friday night and Harvard Saturday night at Lynah Rink.

Coach Mike Shafer says the legendary facility is sure to be packed.

Friday night Cornell players wear a special jersey to honor the 1970 team. You can purchase these game worn jerseys later this winter.

Saturday the team introduces the 1970 team members between periods of the Harvard game.

Be sure to take your radio and earbuds with you for the play-by-play action.

If you can’t get a seat at Lynah Rink, catch all the action here on NewsTalk WHCU with the pre-game show starting both evenings at 6:30.

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