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Evidence for that heady contention was on display in the Crimson’s last two games of the season. Despite Harvard losing both games, Moore acquitted himself as the most potent offensive weapon and one of the best defensive players among the best teams in the ECAC and in Hockey East. Against Cornell and BU, Moore outshined Ithacans like Stephen Baby and Ryan Vsece, and Terriers like Ryan Whitney...
Harvard’s upset in the NCAA tournament capped an up-and-down year for the team. In October, the Crimson won its only team tournament, the ECAC fall championships, by defeating top-seeded Virginia Tech. It was Harvard’s first ECAC championship since 1999, and qualified the team for the February National Team Indoors in Kentucky...
...championship. It is Harvard’s 12th Ivy title in the last 15 years. In the opening round of the NCAA tournament, the No. 40 Crimson upset No. 17 Virginia Commonwealth, 4-3, to advance to the round of 32 for the second consecutive year. Harvard takes ECAC fall championships for first time since 1999 with victory over top-seeded Virginia Tech...
Amid the blustery wind conditions Harvard usually battles in the fall, junior Steve Mungovan shined in the ECAC Championships, shooting a 3-under 69, the best round of the weekend and of Mungovan’s career...
Clichéd as it may be, Mazzoleni has grounding for such repetition. After an 11-17-2 record during Mazzoleni’s first season behind the bench in 1999-2000, the Crimson has made a pair of NCAA tournament appearances and won an ECAC championship in the last two years. This season, Harvard’s 22 wins were the most for a Crimson team in nearly a decade, and no roster in the country had more NHL Draft picks...