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...there, live, writing with the freshest and best information. There are downsides to road games. Nights spent in Princeton or Ithaca mean missing parties or hanging out with friends back in Cambridge. I always smile when I think of the hockey writers, who spend half the winter in exotic ECAC locales in upstate New York and Ontario, trying to avoid icy patches on backwoods roads...
After dropping its first two games, Harvard looked to regain its promising form of late last season—when it rallied to win the ECAC Championship—with a 9-8 win over Boston College...
...painful as the ending was, Harvard (30-3-1, 15-0-1 ECAC) did not allow it to be all-consuming...
After each success during the 29-1-1 start to the season, the Crimson made clear it was aiming for higher goals. There was no celebration, for instance, after the team won the ECAC regular season title, and no other championships followed. That did not mean, however, that the team did not appreciate its achievements...
...time when the Ivy Presidents talked of changes that might reduce the overall competitiveness of the league’s teams, the Harvard women’s hockey team served as a clear counterexample to the notion that national ambitions destroy the student-athlete experience. No ECAC team had more players earn league All-Academic honors. Few Harvard teams had ever worked as hard in the offseason or had as much fun, whether they were third-line freshmen or seasoned veterans...