Tuesday, February 19, 2013

News and Notes: 2/19/13

Poll Results: Best/Worst Jerseys in the NESCAC
With over 200+ votes, the winners/losers are the Bowdoin Polar Bears for best jerseys and the Hamilton  Continentals for worst jerseys. Coincidentally, these two teams will meet in the Quarterfinals of the NESCAC men's hockey playoffs this Saturday. As you can see from the results below, nobody ran away with either poll. For pictures of all 20 jerseys (home and away for all ten teams) see our jersey primer.
                             
     
                     Bowdoin                                                Best Jerseys                                                                                                                                            

Team%  of vote
Bowdoin      22
Middlebury     13
 Tufts     11
Wesleyan      10
 Colby      9
Amherst      7
Trinity      7
Conn College      6
Hamilton      5
Williams      5




              Hamilton                              Worst Jerseys                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                     

Team%  of vote
Hamilton     20
Williams     17
 Tufts     15
Bowdoin     10
 Colby      8
Amherst      7
Trinity      6
Conn College      6
Middlebury      5
Wesleyan       2


 NESCAC Official Release and Playoff Preview
You can find the league's official weekly release hereCody Skinner (F, Sr.) from Williams was selected as the player of the week. From the release: "Skinner scored twice in two wins over the weekend. His goal gave the Ephs a  2-0 lead over Amherst, in an eventual 4-2 win on Friday night. He then netted the 
gamewinner with 11 seconds left in overtime for a 4-3 win over Hamilton, a game which the Ephs trailed 3-0."

As we mentioned yesterday, you can find the league's official seeding and playoff preview here. Interesting background including the fact that even though Trinity and Wesleyan are just 20 miles apart, the two schools have never met in the NESCAC playoffs; or the surprising tidbit that Hamilton has a 2-1 postseason edge over Bowdoin. Check it out if you haven't already done so.

Regional Rankings
The NCAA has released the second installment of its Regional Rankings. The rankings are used in determining Pool C at-large bids for the NCAA D-III men's ice hockey tournament as well as seeding for said tournament. Despite losing to Trinity last night, Bowdoin moves up one spot to number 4, Williams holds at 7, Trinity moves up two spots to 9, Amherst falls two spots to 10, and Middlebury stays at 15. Below find the full rankings for the East, for the full rankings (includes West region), go to the NCAA site

RANK/REGIONSCHOOLIN-REGION RECORDOVERALL RECORD
EAST
1.Utica20-4-120-4-1
2.Norwich16-2-121-2-1
3.Hobart19-4-219-4-2
4.Bowdoin19-3-219-3-2
5.Oswego State20-4-021-4-0
6.Babson11-4-514-6-5
7.Williams14-5-315-6-3
8.Neumann15-6-316-6-3
9.Trinity (Conn.)12-6-314-6-3
10.Amherst14-6-215-6-3
11.UMass-Boston14-4-218-5-2
12.Castleton12-7-114-9-2
13.Plattsburgh State17-6-118-6-1
14.Manhattanville13-9-313-9-3
15.Middlebury12-10-212-10-2
16.Plymouth State15-6-117-6-1

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