Miami hockey’s special teams and sophomore goaltender Ryan Larkin came up big on Friday night to beat No. 5 ranked Cornell 2-1. The RedHawks’ power play was 2-for-2 and their kill 4-for-4, as they withstood The Big Red’s offensive pressure at Steve ‘Coach’ Cady arena.
“I thought they did a really good job — the way our D-core came together,” head coach Enrico Blasi said in the postgame press conference. “Really our forwards did a really good job of blocking shots and helping them out a little bit. It was a gutty performance tonight, Cornell took it to us but we had to find a way to win.