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...this week and soon will be in the NCAA Tournament. They are almost a sure thing for the Frozen Four and could win Fair Harvard a National Championship. Botterill has more points (315) than any player to ever play collegiate women’s hockey. And Chu has won ECAC Rookie of the Week four times this year and has 33 goals and 36 assists in only 26 games this season...
Kennedy: Sorry, I’ll stop using that foolish accent. The men’s team is in position to clinch a bye in the first round of the ECAC Tournament this weekend and has the talent to repeat as ECAC Champions if the team can get past Cornell. It’s not only worth watching, God, it’s worth fixing...
...particular the 1999 team, from which only captains Angela Ruggiero and Botterill remain. The Crimson beat its toughest foe New Hampshire four times that year. Harvard swept them by 3-2 and 4-2 margins in the regular season, but needed overtime to beat them in both the ECAC final and national championship game. Even with a 29-game winning streak entering the final game, the Crimson’s season still hung in the balance until a goal from Botterill finally clinched the title...
...season-long success is far from the norm. In the five-year history of national championship women’s hockey, only the 1999 Harvard team succeeded in winning conference regular season, conference postseason and national championship titles. And in the three years prior to 1998, when the ECAC title was effectively the national championship, not one team won the league regular season and postseason crowns...
Unless Cornell can upset Brown or Harvard this weekend, the Crimson will host the Big Red in a best-of-three ECAC quarterfinal from March...