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...Other Game to run its record at the time to 4-1. Crimson hockey had once been one of the most reliably strong Harvard programs, but it fell on hard times last year and only now seems to be regaining its place in the upper ranks of the ECAC. The same can be seen from the Celtics, who once ruled the Eastern Conference with an iron fist and are now making their return to the top.The biggest similarity between Harvard and Boston athletics, however, is not the number of teams that have succeeded, but in the expectations that are generated...
...good weekend for the kids of Cambridge in the Harvard-Yale saga, with women’s hockey shutting out the Bulldogs (3-3-1, 3-3-1 ECAC) in New Haven on Friday before blanking Brown (1-6-1, 1-5-1) at Bright on Saturday.The pair of shutouts pushes the No. 7 Crimson’s undefeated record to 4-0-0 on the season, and propels it into a three-way tie atop the conference standings with St. Lawrence and Dartmouth.On the heels of a semifinal loss to the St. Lawrence in last season?...
...matchup that has traditionally pitted Harvard’s speed against Cornell’s size, it was the Crimson (4-1, 4-1 ECAC) that started the game off on a physical note. Its aggressive forecheck troubled the Big Red (3-3, 3-2) throughout the night, preventing Cornell from building up any sort of offensive rhythm...
...we’re stuck. It’s hard to blame the ECAC, which scheduled the Harvard-Cornell contest, since it includes twelve schools and Harvard football isn’t really in its purview. Nevertheless, its scheduling decision has forced us to choose between the two games, which essentially means we’re forced to miss Harvard-Cornell...
...home crowd with a total of 55 saves on the weekend—28 against the Engineers and 27 against the Dutchmen. He has stopped 115 of the last 116 shots he has faced and earned both league and national recognition for his play last weekend. Richter was named ECAC Hockey Goalie of the Week and Inside College Hockey National Player of the Week for his historic performance. This weekend marked the first time in over 25 years that a Harvard goalie recorded shutouts on consecutive nights. The last person to do it was Wade...