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Jane McNally

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Westchester County, New York
As seen in: CHN: College Hockey News, Medium, NHL.com, The Cornell Daily Sun, Inside Lacrosse, Our Community Now, City of Basketball Love, New York Sports Nation
Soon: Writing Intern @BuffaloSabres ✍️ | College Hockey Reporter @CHNews | Always @CornellSun | Former (washed up) D1 Athlete | Cornell ’26

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MCNALLY | Give My Regards

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By Jane McNally
| The Cornell Daily Sun Verified
Reading time: about 6 minutes Lots of things end with a bang, something very finite — lasting — where you feel the reverberations even when it is over. Graduation is a lot like that. All your friends and family convene to celebrate. You buy an expensive white dress and wear a peculiar hat and robe. You walk across a stage and are handed a slip of paper worth hundreds of thousands of dollars. Confetti, streamers, champagne; all the stops. My graduation happened on March 27. It was none of those things.
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The Sun’s Postseason Men’s Hockey Mailbag

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By Jane McNally
| The Cornell Daily Sun Verified
Editor’s Note: The Sun’s hockey mailbags are analysis pieces intended to answer questions sent in by readers on X. If you haven’t been paying attention to men’s hockey since this year’s season came to an end on March 27, welcome back. There's a lot to catch up on. From transfers, professional signings and more, this era of college hockey is relentless. Cornell has experienced it all and more as the team prepares to compete amongst the nation’s top teams next season.
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The Making of Jonathan Castagna, the NHL’s Newest Diamond in the Rough: ‘These Guys Don’t Come Around That Often’

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By Jane McNally
| The Cornell Daily Sun Verified
It unfolds in the blink of an eye. If you look away too long, you might miss it. It begins with a blocked shot, and a couple of bounces later, a powerful stride to break past two opposing defensemen. He’s down the sheet of ice in mere seconds before executing a silky stickhandle and snappy release. Hands in the air, he barrels into the boards, rival fans hushed to stillness. It was a perfect move, and everyone knows it.
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