Men's Ice Hockey
Harvard Drops Seventh Straight Game
On Wednesday night at the Bright Hockey Center, seven didn’t prove to be a lucky number for the Harvard men’s hockey team.
Merrimack Extends Harvard Losing Streak
In last night’s fast-skating and hard-hitting battle between two offensively minded teams, No. 18 Merrimack came out on top over Harvard, 3-1.
COLD-BLOODED KILLORN
Junior forward Alex Killorn, shown here in previous action, has registered points in the Crimson’s last four games. In last night’s contest against Merrimack, Killorn scored Harvard’s lone goal; he is the lineup’s leading scorer with four goals on the season. Despite his contributions, the rest of the Crimson offense has struggled against recent opponents.
Big Green Completes Season Sweep
Ice hockey games last 60 minutes, but the way events transpired on Saturday, the Harvard men’s hockey team’s contest at Dartmouth’s Thompson Arena was won during a six-minute stretch.
Mike and Ike
Senior Michael Biega, shown above in earlier action, was a critical part of Harvard's second goal against Dartmouth. The Big Green then blew the game wide open, ultimately beating the Crimson by a score of 8-2.
Harvard Hockey Opponents Show Class off the Ice
To say the Harvard men’s hockey team faces a number of challenging opponents on the ice is a true statement—but it looks like the Crimson’s competition is making an impact off the ice as well.
Dartmouth Pummels Harvard Men's Hockey
For the first weekend of the holiday season, there certainly wasn’t much cheer in a packed Bright Hockey Center. The Harvard men’s hockey team was blown out, 8-2, by conference rival Dartmouth last night.
Men's Hockey Drops Two Close Conference Road Games
On Friday night at Princeton, assistant captain goaltender Kyle Richter only allowed one goal—often sufficient for a win. On Saturday at Quinnipiac, the team tallied four scores, also normally boding well for victory.
Paying Rence
Junior Rence Coassin, shown here in earlier action, notched his first goal of the season in the second period at Quinnipiac on Saturday, a shorthanded tally that pulled Harvard within one goal of the host Bobcats at 4-3. Coassin also notched an assist in the game, which the Crimson lost, 5-4.
Hockey Splits New York Road Trip
While the Harvard men’s hockey team matched St. Lawrence and Clarkson relatively evenly, what ultimately separated the Crimson from these two teams was how it played in the second period.
Be Like Mike
Senior Michael Biega, shown here in earlier action, scored Harvard’s only goal in a 3-1 loss to Clarkson on Saturday night. The Crimson started the road trip on a positive note, beating St. Lawrence, 4-2.