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Harvard head coach Ted Donato ’91 has been preaching discipline and self-control to his players throughout the season, and on Saturday night against No. 16 Quinnipiac at Bright Hockey center, his advice proved crucial in a 4-1 win for the Crimson men.In a game that easily could have devolved into an extended fistfight, Harvard’s players matched the Bobcats’ aggression, but avoided needless penalties in a spectacular display of high-scoring offense and stifling defense.“The gloves came up high a few times but we talked about...
...clinching the ECAC regular season title, the Harvard women’s hockey team showed once again why it has been so dominant in conference play this season.The Crimson (25-1-0, 20-0-0 ECAC) followed what has become its winning formula Saturday evening during its matchup with Quinnipiac (5-22-5, 2-14-4 ECAC) in Hamden, Conn. The combination of yet another shutout by sophomore goalie Christina Kessler, a potent offensive attack led by junior Sarah Vaillancourt and a solid defensive performance anchored by senior tri-captain Caitlin Cahow resulted in a 4-0 Harvard victory over...
Nabbing an early lead, the Harvard men’s hockey team skated to a 4-1 win against No. 16 Quinnipiac Saturday night. The victory marks the Crimson’s second straight win against a nationally ranked competitor and puts Harvard into a three-way tie for fifth place in the league, just one point behind fourth-place Cornell...
Just one night after a poor start against Quinnipiac, the Harvard men’s hockey team (6-7-3, 5-4-2 ECAC) now needs to worry about finishing games strong. Despite entering the third period with a 1-0 lead, the Crimson lost, 2-1, to Princeton (8-8-0, 6-4-0) on Saturday night in Princeton, N.J. With the defeat, Harvard squandered an opportunity to capture sole possession of first place in the ECAC. “It’s definitely frustrating to give up a lead in the third period...
...Crimson’s struggling offense, averaging 2.2 goals per contest, in close games. This success came less than a week after Harvard’s special teams allowed three power-play goals in two games during the Ohio Hockey Classic. The Crimson’s defense held Quinnipiac (11-5-3, 4-3-3) scoreless through all five of its power plays on Friday night and stifled Princeton three times on Saturday. Despite playing a man down for 10 minutes against the Bobcats, the Harvard defense did most of the work for sophomore goalie Kyle Richter, as he only...