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Jantzen’s win was hardly the only huge victory this weekend for Harvard sports. Both the men’s and women’s hockey teams won the ECAC Championships. The No. 2 women’s team was one of the few bright spots of the winter, dominating opponents throughout the year, and their 6-1 victory over No. 3 St. Lawrence was no exception. The Crimson will take on St. Lawrence again in the Frozen Four at the Dunkin’ Donuts Center in Providence, R.I. on Friday...
Perhaps the most remarkable story of the weekend, though, was the men’s hockey team’s incredible turnaround that finished with a 4-2 victory over Clarkson in the ECAC Championship on Saturday night, poignantly chronicled by Crimson beat writer extraordinaire Jon Paul Morosi in his column and game story yesterday. Morosi eats, breathes and sleeps Crimson hockey, as he has for the past four years, and for me to try to duplicate his season recap in a paragraph would be ridiculous, but let me just give two statistics. Harvard...
...weekend that saw Jesse Jantzen take home the wrestling National Championship, and the men and women’s hockey teams win ECAC championships, the Crimson’s Ilan Oren added another impressive victory to an already extraordinary 48 hours for Harvard sports...
...bullying brother—isn’t a compliment I don’t know what is. It’s also a statement on how humble (and barely audible) junior center Tom Cavanagh is. But this weekend, and actually for the three weeks of the ECAC playoffs, Cavangh’s on-ice performance has been speaking volumes and enhancing his already sizable reputation as a clutch performer...
Over the six games that encompassed the conference playoffs, Harvard fans grew to believe in the constancy of Cavanagh’s clutch performances. During ECACs, he has scored eight points, with five assists and three absolutely critical goals. The first of his big goals came in the 3-2 overtime against Brown. It was Cavanagh who broke the 2-2 stalemate by putting the puck past Dryden Award-winning goaltender Yann Danis, and in so doing he sent the Crimson on to the ECAC Championships in Albany...