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| − | + | ====November 12, 2005: Football @ Union==== | |
| + | The band carpooled to [[Union College|Union]] to support the football team in what was the Liberty League Championship deciding game. The team lost 49-42, losing [[Dutchman's Shoes|the shoes]] and having to settle for an ECAC Bowl berth. | ||
| − | + | ====November 19, 2005: ECAC Northwest Championship Game @ St. John Fisher==== | |
| + | The band took a bus to Pittsford, NY to play at [[St. John Fisher College|St. John Fisher]] for the ECAC Northwest Championship game, which the team won 26-22. A men's hockey overnight roadtrip to [[Colgate University|Colgate]] and [[Cornell University|Cornell]] was originally planned for this weekend, but because this was a postseason game the managers decided the band should support the football team instead. | ||
| − | + | ====January 27, 2006: Men's Hockey @ Harvard==== | |
| + | Men's hockey one night stand to [[Harvard University|Harvard]] (Lost 3-1). Many of the attending members ate at Uno's in Harvard Square before the game, while some of the older members snuck off to a nearby bar instead. The band wandered the campus for a while and lost track of the bus, which had moved about 1/4 mile across campus from where we left it. | ||
| − | + | ====February 3, 2006: Men's Hockey @ Union==== | |
| + | The band carpooled to [[Union College|Union]] to support the men's hockey team, where the team lost 3-2. | ||
| − | == | + | ====February 17-18, 2006: Men's Hockey @ Princeton & Quinnipiac==== |
| − | = | + | Men's hockey overnight to [[Princeton University|Princeton]] (Tie 4-4) and [[Quinnipiac University|Quinnipiac]] (at [[Yale University|Yale's]] Ingalls Rink) (Tie 4-4). On Friday night the NJ Alumni Chapter invited the band out to dinner at a Chinese Buffet after the game (which we accepted) and they paid half the price of our meals. Stayed at a Howard Johnson in beautiful New Brunswick, NJ. Saturday the band ate dinner at a small pizza place in New Haven (the same one that much of the band ate at during the [[2003-2004#Road_Trips|2004 Yale one night stand]]) and got to enjoy the game at Yale's rink, since Quinnipiac didn't have one at the time that could accommodate a D-I men's game. This was the game of the infamous [[Who's Your Father|referee bastard cheer]], when the timing worked out perfectly to yell "BASTARD!" while the ref was skating right in front of the band. |
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| − | ===Hockey=== | + | =Playoffs= |
| − | *ECAC Playoffs - Round 1: | + | ====Football==== |
| + | *ECAC Northwest Championship Game @ [[St. John Fisher College|St. John Fisher]]: Won 26-22, running the football team's all-time record in ECAC bowl games to 6-0. | ||
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| + | ====Men's Hockey==== | ||
| + | *ECAC Playoffs - Round 1: vs. [[Quinnipiac University|Quinnipiac]]: Lost in two games (2-1, 4-2). | ||
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| + | =Other= | ||
| + | *The band created the assistant conductor position this year, to help make the job of the conductor a little less demanding. The assistant conductor this year was [[Mike Joseph]]. | ||
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| + | *The band carpooled to Lansingburgh to participate in their first Uncle Sam Day Parade. They won a "First Place, Adult Division" trophy after their performance of [[162_-_Final_Countdown|Final Countdown]] in front of the judge's grandstand. | ||
| + | *Performed at RPI's first annual [[Relay for Life]] on April 21. | ||
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Latest revision as of 17:29, April 18, 2009
Conductor: Tim Tesluk
Managers: AJ Macey, Neil Havlak
Freakout opponent: Brown (won 4-2)
Gift: Foam Goalie Mask
Road Trips
November 12, 2005: Football @ Union
The band carpooled to Union to support the football team in what was the Liberty League Championship deciding game. The team lost 49-42, losing the shoes and having to settle for an ECAC Bowl berth.
November 19, 2005: ECAC Northwest Championship Game @ St. John Fisher
The band took a bus to Pittsford, NY to play at St. John Fisher for the ECAC Northwest Championship game, which the team won 26-22. A men's hockey overnight roadtrip to Colgate and Cornell was originally planned for this weekend, but because this was a postseason game the managers decided the band should support the football team instead.
January 27, 2006: Men's Hockey @ Harvard
Men's hockey one night stand to Harvard (Lost 3-1). Many of the attending members ate at Uno's in Harvard Square before the game, while some of the older members snuck off to a nearby bar instead. The band wandered the campus for a while and lost track of the bus, which had moved about 1/4 mile across campus from where we left it.
February 3, 2006: Men's Hockey @ Union
The band carpooled to Union to support the men's hockey team, where the team lost 3-2.
February 17-18, 2006: Men's Hockey @ Princeton & Quinnipiac
Men's hockey overnight to Princeton (Tie 4-4) and Quinnipiac (at Yale's Ingalls Rink) (Tie 4-4). On Friday night the NJ Alumni Chapter invited the band out to dinner at a Chinese Buffet after the game (which we accepted) and they paid half the price of our meals. Stayed at a Howard Johnson in beautiful New Brunswick, NJ. Saturday the band ate dinner at a small pizza place in New Haven (the same one that much of the band ate at during the 2004 Yale one night stand) and got to enjoy the game at Yale's rink, since Quinnipiac didn't have one at the time that could accommodate a D-I men's game. This was the game of the infamous referee bastard cheer, when the timing worked out perfectly to yell "BASTARD!" while the ref was skating right in front of the band.
Playoffs
Football
- ECAC Northwest Championship Game @ St. John Fisher: Won 26-22, running the football team's all-time record in ECAC bowl games to 6-0.
Men's Hockey
- ECAC Playoffs - Round 1: vs. Quinnipiac: Lost in two games (2-1, 4-2).
Other
- The band created the assistant conductor position this year, to help make the job of the conductor a little less demanding. The assistant conductor this year was Mike Joseph.
- The band carpooled to Lansingburgh to participate in their first Uncle Sam Day Parade. They won a "First Place, Adult Division" trophy after their performance of Final Countdown in front of the judge's grandstand.
- Performed at RPI's first annual Relay for Life on April 21.