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Almost two years have passed since Tammy Shewchuk ’00-’01 delivered an unforgettable performance in her final home game, an ECAC quarterfinal win over Providence. Shewchuk is now far removed from Harvard women’s hockey as a coach and teacher at the Lawrenceville School in New Jersey, but she still longs to be on the ice as the No. 1 Crimson embarks on its postseason run tomorrow...
Tomorrow’s 7 p.m. ECAC quarterfinal series opener against Cornell will be the first Harvard home playoff game since Shewchuk’s Bright finale. Though Shewchuk’s eligibiliy has long been over, her performance two years ago still stands as a model of how to step up with the season on the line...
Shewchuk’s farewell performance that afternoon helped ensure that her Harvard career would end with a trip to the Inaugural 2001 Frozen Four instead of an ECAC quarterfinal defeat...
Unless Harvard wins the ECAC tournament (and earns one of six automatic bids), which will likely involving beating Cornell, the Crimson will need to finish at least No. 14 or higher in the PWR to receive an at-large bid from the NCAA...
...Harvard can sweep its quarterfinal best-of-three series and then win its ECAC semifinal game to advance to the finals, the Crimson should be in a good position to make the NCAA tournament, even it eventually loses in the ECAC finals to Cornell...