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...additional caveat, and this is the condition under which Harvard gained entrance to the Tournament both this year and in 2002, is that the winners of the six college hockey conferences—Atlantic Hockey, the CHA, the CCHA, the ECAC, Hockey East and the WCHA—are given automatic-bids into the NCAA. This year the auto-bid aided Harvard (ECAC), Niagara (CHA) and Holy Cross (Atlantic Hockey). All three teams would not have qualified for the tournament based on their Pairwise rankings...
...where it will face Maine on Friday at 5 p.m. Given USCHO.com’s PairWise Rankings, Maine was the overall No. 3 and Harvard was No. 14, so the seeding criteria works out. And the teams are from different conferences—Harvard and Maine are the ECAC and Hockey East champions respectively. All the matchups, across all the regions, add up by the numbers...
...that struggled all year. And as a reward for its recent struggles, BC draws Niagara, the CHA champion. With all due respect to Niagara, it comes from a bottom-tier conference. College hockey is divided up into the sure-things (the CCHA, Hockey East and the WCHA), the maybes (ECAC) and the also-rans (Atlantic Hockey...
...Harvard men’s and women’s hockey teams have recently won their respective ECAC Championships. Each team has earned an automatic bid to hockey’s version of March Madness. The Frozen Four awaits Harvard, along with a chance to bring home two national titles...
...there in Albany came a less dramatic, but no less essential, kind of scoring. In last Saturday’s ECAC Championship against Clarkson, Harvard fell behind 2-0 after the first period on goals from Chris Blight and Tristan Lush that were less than a minute apart. Trailing by two goals, an unlikely catalyst emerged for the Crimson...