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Women's Hockey Wins ECAC Championship
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For the first time, the Cornell women's hockey team has claimed the championships of the Ivy League, the ECAC Hockey regular season, and the ECAC Hockey tournament. They won the Ivy title — their first outright Ivy championship since 1996 — on February 12 with a 4-0 victory over Brown. A week later, they captured their first-ever ECAC season title by defeating Union 6-1.That win boosted their record to 15-8-6 overall and 14-2-6 in the ECAC.

Goalie Amanda Mazzotta has been outstanding all season, posting ten shutouts and being named ECAC Hockey Goaltender of the Week three times.

In the ECAC Hockey tournament, the Big Red women swept Colgate in the best-of-three first round series and then defeated RPI to reach the championship game. Two third-period goals by Clarkson sent the contest to overtime, where a goal by sophomore Kendice Ogilvie at the 7:52 mark won the game 4-3 for Cornell. Ogilvie was named the tournament's most outstanding player.

In the NCAA tournament, Cornell (19-8-6) will face Harvard (20-7-5) in the first round.

 
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