1999 ECAC Hockey men's ice hockey tournament

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The 1999 ECAC Hockey Men's Ice Hockey Tournament was the 38th tournament in league history. It was played between March 12 and March 20, 1999. Quarterfinal games were played at home team campus sites, while the final five games were played at the Olympic Arena (subsequently renamed Herb Brooks Arena) in Lake Placid, New York. By winning the tournament, Clarkson received the ECAC's automatic bid to the 1999 NCAA Division I Men's Ice Hockey Tournament.

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Format

The tournament featured three rounds of play. The two teams that finish below tenth place in the standings are not eligible for tournament play. In the first round, the first and tenth seeds, the second and ninth seeds, the third seed and eighth seeds, the fourth seed and seventh seeds and the fifth seed and sixth seeds played a modified best-of-three series, where the first team to receive 3 points moves on, with the three highest-seeded winners advancing to the semifinals and the remaining two winners playing in the Four vs. Five matchup. After the opening round every series becomes a single-elimination game. In the semifinals, the highest seed plays the winner of the four vs. five game while the two remaining teams play with the winners advancing to the championship game and the losers advancing to the third place game. The tournament champion receives an automatic bid to the 1999 NCAA Men's Division I Ice Hockey Tournament.

Conference standings

Note: GP = Games played; W = Wins; L = Losses; T = Ties; PTS = Points; GF = Goals For; GA = Goals Against

1998–99 ECAC Hockey standings
ConferenceOverall
GPWLTPTSGFGAGPWLTGFGA
#9 Clarkson†*2218403691483725111133102
#10 St. Lawrence 2215433380473923133136110
Rensselaer 2213722889623723122147110
Princeton 2213812769623420122116106
Yale 22117426655631131448694
Colgate 221282266656351912410987
Cornell 22910321676331121549697
Harvard 228122186487321416294115
Vermont 227132165367331318286104
Brown 2251251556723191668797
Dartmouth 226145146079291017290109
Union 2211924329332326352132
Championship: Clarkson
† indicates conference regular season champion
* indicates conference tournament champion (Whitelaw Cup)
Final rankings: USA Today/American Hockey Magazine Coaches Poll Top 10 Poll

Bracket

Teams are reseeded after the First Round

First Round [4]
March 12–14		Four vs. Five [5]
March 18		Semifinals
March 19		Championship
March 20
1Clarkson3*3—
10Brown21—
1Clarkson6
2St. Lawrence94—4Princeton34Princeton5
9Vermont21—6Colgate2
3Rensselaer1441Clarkson3
8Harvard2022St. Lawrence2
4Princeton4*6—
7Cornell45—2St. Lawrence6
3Rensselaer3
5Yale12—
6Colgate57—

Note: * denotes overtime period(s)

First round

(1) Clarkson vs. (10) Brown

March 12 [6] Clarkson3 – 2OTBrown Cheel Arena  
Mikko Ollila - 06:54
Willie Mitchell - 11:32		First periodNo scoring
No scoringSecond period06:59 - Adrian Smith
19:34 - Adrian Smith
No scoringThird periodNo scoring
Kent Huskins - GW - 00:55First overtime periodNo scoring
Shawn Grant ( 16 saves / 18 shots )Goalie stats Scott Stirling ( 38 saves / 41 shots )
March 13 [7] Clarkson3 – 1Brown Cheel Arena  
No ScoringFirst periodNo scoring
No scoringSecond period11:35 - PP - Michael Bent
Carl Drakensjo - 04:16
Kent Huskins - GW - 09:39
Erik Cole - 16:22		Third periodNo scoring
Shawn Grant ( 11 saves / 12 shots )Goalie stats Scott Stirling ( 4 saves / 4 shots ) / Brian Eklund ( 29 saves / 32 shots )
Clarkson won series 2–0

(2) St. Lawrence vs. (9) Vermont

March 12 [8] St. Lawrence9 – 2Vermont Appleton Arena  
Al Fyfe - 07:54
Mike Gellard - 08:11
Mike Gellard - GW - 11:10
Mike Gellard - 14:52
Al Fyfe - 18:24		First period15:26 - Don Richardson
Brandon Dietrich - 04:46
Brandon Dietrich - 09:58
Ray DiLauro - 10:58		Second period08:01 - Mike Torney
Josh LeRoy - 03:21Third periodNo scoring
Eric Heffler ( 33 saves / 35 shots )Goalie stats Andrew Allen ( 11 saves / 16 shots ) / Tim Peters ( 4 saves / 7 shots ) / Marty Phillips ( 7 saves / 8 shots )
March 13 [9] St. Lawrence4 – 1Vermont Appleton Arena  
John Poapst - 00:34First periodNo scoring
Ray DiLauro - GW - 18:50Second period03:20 - Kevin Karlander
Matt Oikawa - 17:32
Bob Prier - EN - 19:03		Third periodNo scoring
Eric Heffler ( 35 saves / 36 shots )Goalie stats Andrew Allen ( 38 saves / 41 shots )
St. Lawrence won series 2–0

(3) Rensselaer vs. (8) Harvard

March 12 [10] Rensselaer1 – 2Harvard Houston Field House  
No ScoringFirst period05:00 - Trevor Allman
No scoringSecond periodNo scoring
Keith Dupree - 01:28Third period09:42 - Steve Moore
Joel Laing ( 29 saves / 31 shots )Goalie stats Oliver Jonas ( 32 saves / 33 shots )
March 13 [11] Rensselaer4 – 0Harvard Houston Field House  
No ScoringFirst periodNo scoring
Matt Murley - GW PP - 07:19Second periodNo scoring
Matt Murley - PP - 15:58
Dan Riva - PP - 18:34
Mark Murphy - EN - 19:20		Third periodNo scoring
Joel Laing ( 35 saves / 35 shots )Goalie stats Oliver Jonas ( 26 saves / 28 shots )
March 14 [12] Rensselaer4 – 2Harvard Houston Field House  
Mark Murphy - PP - 03:26
Erick James - 17:47		First period00:22 - Rob Millar
No scoringSecond period16:07 - Matt Scorsune
Doug Shepherd - GW - 06:57
Brad Tapper - 13:37		Third periodNo scoring
Joel Laing ( 39 saves / 41 shots )Goalie stats Oliver Jonas ( 28 saves / 32 shots )
Rensselaer won series 2–1

(4) Princeton vs. (7) Cornell

March 12 [13] Princeton4 – 4OTCornell Baker Rink  
Scott Bertoli - 12:01First periodNo scoring
Brad Parsons - 02:06
Benoit Morin - PP - 10:23
Syl Apps III - PP - 10:58		Second period06:57 - Krzysztof Wieckowski
18:37 - David Hovey
No scoringThird period08:07 - PP - Kyle Knopp
12:01 - PP - Ryan Moynihan
Dave Stathos ( 21 saves / 25 shots )Goalie stats Matt Underhill ( 31 saves / 35 shots )
March 13 [14] Princeton6 – 5Cornell Baker Rink  
No ScoringFirst period05:52 - PP - David Kozier
14:01 - Ryan Moynihan
Ethan Doyle - SH - 07:11
Jeff Halpern - PP - 11:17		Second period07:45 - PP - David Kozier
09:33 - PP - Doug Stienstra
Benoit Morin - SH - 00:58
Syl Apps III - 02:10
Brad Meredith - 15:56
Michael Acosta - GW - 16:23		Third period08:49 - Daniel Svoboda
Dave Stathos ( 16 saves / 21 shots )Goalie stats Matt Underhill ( 23 saves / 29 shots )
Princeton won series 1–0–1

(5) Yale vs. (6) Colgate

March 12 [15] Yale1 – 5Colgate Ingalls Rink  
No ScoringFirst period12:01 - Darryl Campbell
No scoringSecond period06:38 - GW PP - Etienne Morin
09:00 - Dan Wildfong
17:35 - Etienne Morin
Cory Shea - 06:15Third period05:51 - Ryan Faubert
Alex Westlund ( 20 saves / 24 shots ) / Trevor Hanger ( 5 saves / 6 shots )Goalie stats Shep Harder ( 22 saves / 23 shots )
March 13 [16] Yale2 – 7Colgate Ingalls Rink  
No ScoringFirst period09:34 - PP - Cory Murphy
13:17 - Darryl Campbell
No scoringSecond period02:33 - GW - Darryl Campbell
05:20 - Darryl Campbell
09:35 - Dan Wildfong
14:08 - Chad McDonald
Francois Magnant - 00:23
Francois Magnant - 15:36		Third period16:42 - Chad McDonald
Alex Westlund ( 21 saves / 28 shots )Goalie stats Shep Harder ( 20 saves / 22 shots )
Colgate won series 2–0

Four vs. Five

(4) Princeton vs. (6) Colgate

March 18 [17] Princeton3 – 2Colgate Olympic Arena  
No ScoringFirst periodNo scoring
Benoit Morin - 05:24Second period14:03 - PP - Andy McDonald
16:40 - Sean Nolan
Scott Bertoli - PP - 05:24
Benoit Morin - GW - 15:46		Third periodNo scoring
Dave Stathos ( 21 saves / 23 shots )Goalie stats Shep Harder ( 40 saves / 43 shots )

Semifinals

(1) Clarkson vs. (4) Princeton

March 19 [18] Clarkson6 – 5Princeton Olympic Arena  
Kent Huskins - 00:45
Carl Drakensjo - 04:13
David Evans - 05:24
Willie Mitchell - 14:55		First periodNo scoring
No scoringSecond period12:08 - Jeff Halpern
12:57 - Chris Corrinet
19:17 - Jeff Halpern
Don Smith - 07:55
Willie Mitchell - GW - 19:57		Third period15:43 - Steve Shirreffs
19:17 - EA - Scott Bertoli
Shawn Grant ( 22 saves / 27 shots )Goalie stats Dave Stathos ( 6 saves / 9 shots ) / Craig Bradley ( 37 saves / 40 shots )

(2) St. Lawrence vs. (3) Rensselaer

March 19 [19] St. Lawrence6 – 3Rensselaer Olympic Arena  
Sean Muir - 02:26
Bob Prier - PP - 13:39		First period06:58 - Dan Riva
Justin Harney - 06:51
Erik Anderson - GW - 16:09		Second period14:46 - Dan Riva
Mike Gellard - 09:10
Matt Oikawa - 15:18		Third period17:41 - Mark Murphy
Eric Heffler ( 40 saves / 43 shots )Goalie stats Joel Laing ( 34 saves / 40 shots )

Third place

(3) Rensselaer vs. (4) Princeton

March 20 [20] Rensselaer6 – 4Princeton Olympic Arena  
Brian Pothier - 03:30
Brad Tapper - PP - 11:53		First periodNo scoring
Alain St. Hilaire - PP - 03:34
Matt Murley - 14:43
Dan Riva - GW - 17:16		Second period07:44 - Brian Horst
17:43 - Jeff Halpern
Dan Riva - EN - 19:29Third period05:02 - SH - Kirk Lamb
07:50 - David Del Monte
Dave Stathos ( 5 saves / 7 shots ) / Craig Bradley ( 24 saves / 27 shots )Goalie stats Scott Prekaski ( 36 saves / 40 shots )

Championship

(1) Clarkson vs. (2) St. Lawrence

March 20 [21] Clarkson3 – 2St. Lawrence Olympic Arena  
Jim Sheehan - 12:24First periodNo scoring
Erik Cole - 06:21Second period05:20 - Robin Carruthers
05:44 - Mike Gellard
Ben Maidment - GW - 11:25Third periodNo scoring
Shawn Grant ( 46 saves / 48 shots )Goalie stats Eric Heffler ( 42 saves / 45 shots )

Tournament awards

All-Tournament Team

* Most Outstanding Player(s)

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