CAMBRIDGE, Mass. - The no. 7-ranked Cornell women's ice hockey team will travel to take on Ivy League counterparts Harvard and Dartmouth this weekend for ECAC Hockey action.

GAME 10 INFORMATION
Harvard vs #7 Cornell
SITE: Bright-Landry Center – Cambridge, Mass.
RECORDS: Harvard (0-6-1, 0-6-1 ECAC Hockey), #7 Cornell (8-0-1, 4-0-0 ECAC Hockey)
SERIES: 34-55-6
BROADCAST: ESPN+
Stats: gocrimson.com

GAME 11 INFORMATION
Dartmouth vs #7 Cornell
SITE: Thompson Arena – Hanover, N.H.
RECORDS: Dartmouth (2-5-1, 1-5-1 ECAC Hockey), #7Cornell (8-0-1, 4-0-0 ECAC Hockey)
SERIES: 42-43-7
BROADCAST: ESPN+
Stats: dartmouthsports.com

Yale and Brown Rewind
Game One
The Cornell women's ice hockey team surged past the no. 7-ranked Yale Bulldogs, 6-1, at Lynah Rink on Friday night. Cornell remains unbeaten, moving to 7-0-1 on the season. Yale dropped to 3-2-0 on the year.

Six different Cornell skaters scored goals on the night. Gabbie Rud, Rory Guilday, Lily Delianedis, Izzy Daniel, Mckenna Van Gelder, and Claudia Yu registered Big Red tallies. Ashley Messier, Daniel (two), Rud, Avi Adam, Delianedis, Yu, and Katie Chan (two) registered helpers.

Game Two
The Cornell women's ice hockey team defeated Brown 5-1 on Saturday evening at Lynah Rink. With the victory, the Big Red matched its best start in program history, which came in the 2019-20 campaign where the Cornellians finished the season ranked first in the nation. Cornell remains undefeated, moving to 8-0-1 on the season, while Brown falls to 3-5-0.

Izzy Daniel, Lily Delianedis, Grace Dwyer, Avi Adam, and Karel Prefontaine registered Big Red goals on the night. Katie Chan (two), Delianedis, Prefontaine, Beatrice Perron-Roy, Ashley Messier, and Caroline Chan earned helpers.

The Series
Harvard currently leads the all-time series against Cornell, 55-34-6. The Crimson swept the Big Red in last year's rendition of the series.

The Big Green leads the series with Cornell 43-42-7. Cornell and Dartmouth split games last season.

Opponents Breakdown
Harvard will enter the night with a 0-6-1 record overall. The Crimson have struggled to find the groove as it aims to collect a win this season. 

Shannon Hollins (five- 2g, 3a), Gabi Davidson Adams (three- 2g, 1a), Mia Biotti (three- 1g, 2a), and Sophie Ensley (three- 1g, 2a) are at the top of the team's leader board in points. Alex Pellicci has started seven games between the pipes, registering 166 saves and a .888 save percentage.

Dartmouth will enter the weekend with a 2-5-1 record, having earned wins against Assumption and Harvard along the way. The Big Green are 2-1-1 on its home ice.

Jenna Donohue (11- 5g, 6a), Cally Dixon (five - 4g, 1a), Shae Messner (five - 3g, 2a), and Kenzie Bachelor (four -1g, 3a) are at the top of the team's leader board in points. Eleanor Rogers has started eight games in net for the Big Green, registering 219 saves and a .869 save percentage.

Best Start In Program History
With the win against Brown on Saturday, Cornell matched its best start in program history (8-0-1), which came in the 2019-20 campaign.

Do It All Daniel + Super Chan + Anchor Deli
The combined line of Izzy Daniel, Katie Chan, and Lily Delianedis has been explosive at the start of the 2023-24 season to say the least. These linemates combine for 47 points (20 goals, 27 assists) through the opening nine games of the season.

Daniel ranks first in the nation in assists per game with 1.44, third in goals per game with 1 per contest, and first in points per game with 2.44. Chan has exploded onto the scene for the Big Red, currently marking 17th in the nation in goals per game with 0.67. Delianedis has been the anchor to those explosive wingers, collecting 97 wins during her faceoff duties, and lighting the lamp twice during Big Red power-play opportunities.

First Time For Everything
First-year forward Karel Prefontaine entered last weekend with five points on the season, all of which came on assists. The Gatineau native found the back of the net for the first in her Cornell career this weekend in the 5-1 victory over Brown.

Rookie winger Beatrice Perron-Roy collected her first career point on an assist this weekend in a 5-1 victory against Ivy League foe Brown.

Goalies By Committee
Annelies Bergmann and Deanna Fraser have both seen action between the pipes this season. Bergmann has started in seven games, earning 142 saves (high - 28) with a .934 save percentage. Fraser has started two games, earning 35 saves (high - 23) with a .946 save percentage to go along with a shutout victory ove Syracuse. Bergmann holds a 6-0-1 record while Fraser is 2-0-0.

Daniel, 100th Career Point
Daniel exploded for a six-point weekend versus Penn State, registering her points on one goal and five assists. She eclipsed her 100th-career point in the process of sweeping the Nittany Lions, and has not slowed down since, now having 121.

Follow The Action
The no. 7-ranked Cornell women's ice hockey team will travel to take on Harvard and Dartmouth this weekend for an ECAC Hockey series. Puck drop is slated for 6:00 p.m. on Friday, and 3:00 p.m. on Saturday. Game action will be broadcast on ESPN+.