Cornell men’s hockey clinched its 27th Ivy League title Saturday, though the ninth-ranked Big Red dropped a 4-1 road decision to Union at M&T Bank Center. Cornell secured the championship when Brown defeated Dartmouth later in the evening, marking the program’s sixth Ivy crown in the last eight seasons.
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Union controlled the matchup early, with Ben Muthersbaugh scoring twice to lead the Garnet Chargers. He opened the scoring late in the first period and added another just over a minute into the second, giving Union a 2-0 lead. Nate Hanley extended the margin midway through the second period, prompting a goaltending change for Cornell. Freshman Alexis Cournoyer made 15 saves before senior Remington Keopple entered in relief and stopped all 17 shots he faced.
Cornell’s lone goal came with 2:39 remaining in regulation when Charlie Major finished a rebound chance, assisted by Xavier Veilleux and Ryan Walsh. Parker Lindauer later sealed the win with an empty-net goal in the final seconds. Union goaltender Cameron Korpi made 28 saves to secure the victory.
The loss left Cornell at 17-7-1 overall and 12-5-1 in ECAC Hockey play, while Union improved to 18-10-2. Despite the setback, the Big Red’s Ivy League championship reflects another strong season, adding to a stretch that has produced 12 league titles since 2002.
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