Unfortunately for the Red, Biladeau's observation came from the sideline, where she was forced to watch Sunday's game as well as various other contests during the season because of an injury. Her presence was severely missed on the ice. In an emotional last skate around the ice, tears could be seen in the eyes of the seniors who had dedicated so much to their sport and their team. Kemp may have expressed it best when she spoke about her past four years on the team. It's been a great experience, a great four years.
Every semester just gets better.
It's great to graduate with so many friends on the team. A victory in their final contest was truly a great way to end three wonderful careers. The players' legacy leaves an indelible mark in the minds of Cornell women's hockey fans, manifested by their numbers. Although Cornell bids farewell to three phenomenal seniors, a strong core of younger players will be returning to try for even bigger and better things next season. Inc. Click here to view our Privacy Policy.