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...don’t think there need to be a lot of great pre-game speeches when Cornell is on the menu,” smiled Crimson coach Ted Donato ’91, whose squad swept Colgate and the Big Red in the last weekend before the ECAC tournament. “For a long time, Cornell has been the flagbearer in our league.” The Big Red (14-11-4, 10-8-4 ECAC) entered Cambridge as the No. 16 team in the nation but had lost, 5-1, to Dartmouth Friday night. And though Saturday?...
...men’s hockey team scored two late second-period goals in Friday night’s game against Colgate at the Bright Hockey Center. That proved to be all the Crimson would need to win, 4-1, and clinch home ice for the first round of the ECAC tournament next weekend. From the start, Harvard outshot the Raiders (13-19-4, 7-12-3 ECAC), unloading 11 shots on goal to Colgate’s five in the first period, but Raiders goaltender Mark Dekanich proved tough to beat. “I knew coming in to this...
...Harvard head coach Ted Donato ’91. “We’ve really got to be able to keep all our emotions in check.” THE GAME (x 3) After earning four points on the weekend, Harvard clinched the seventh seed in the ECAC Tournament and will host 10th-seeded Yale in a best-of-three series at Bright Hockey Center next weekend. Though the Bulldogs finished the season with a worse league record (8-13-1) than the Crimson (10-10-2), Yale swept the season series, defeating Harvard...
...performances at ECAC help to decide who will fill the last two spots on next week’s roster as well as provide motivation for the team traveling to Easterns...
...return of nine swimmers on Sunday helped propel the Harvard women’s swimming and diving team from third place to first place at the ECAC Championships at Blodgett Pool. Harvard put up a team total of 648 points while Marist College finished second with 589.5 points. Just nine athletes competed for the Crimson during the first two days of competition, as the Ivy League Championships in Princeton, N.J., pulled most of the team away from Cambridge. “We have to have two teams because you can only take a certain amount of people to each championship...