Men's Ice Hockey
Fallstrom Hoping For Successful Season
Sophomore Alex Fallstrom found himself in quite the conundrum on Monday night.
Hockey Earns A New Admirer
As a soccer player from Pleasant Garden, North Carolina, I never felt much of a connection to ice hockey.
Visiting Swedes Defeat Crimson
In its first test of the 2010-11 season, the Harvard men’s hockey team was able to keep up with the visiting Swedish Under-20 team in an exhibition game at Bright Hockey Center last night. Sweden took the contest by a 2-1 count.
Grim Reaper
Junior defender Ryan Grimshaw, shown here in previous action, tied the game at one before the first period ended, but the Harvard defense was unable to stop the Swedish visitors from eventually scoring again.
Fresh Heirs
After losing captain Alex Biega, the team’s most valuable player and an All-Ivy League honorable mention blueliner, the Harvard men’s hockey team has bolstered its defensive ranks by adding three blueliners from the class of 2014. The Crimson also adds two young goaltenders to complement assistant captain Kyle Richter and senior Ryan Carroll.
Ready to Bounce Back
In the final days before games begin for Ivy League teams, the Harvard men’s hockey team is gearing up for the start of its new campaign.
Richter Stands Tall in Final Season
Senior Kyle Richter may not have the most glamorous job, but the goalie will be vital to the team's success this season.
Class of 2013: Making Its Mark
Maturity, and the development of young talent, will be vital for the men's hockey team's attempt to climb back to the top of the ECAC.
All for One
After an up and down season last year, the Harvard men's hockey team hopes to turn things around in 2010-11
New Blood Behind the Blue Line
The Harvard men’s hockey team hopes that some fresh faces will make a big impact in keeping the puck out of the net this season.
Richter Scale
Senior goalie Kyle Richter is the first netminder in over 30 years to serve as a captain or assistant captain for the Crimson.
Gimme Morr
Sophomore Conor Morrison, who was second on the team as a freshman with 10 goals, hopes to build on that in his second season.
Around the Water Cooler: Welcoming Back Old People You Don't Know
Welcoming back old friends and old people that you don’t know is a timeless event that everyone holds very dear ...
Trio To Be Inducted to MA Hockey Hall of Fame
On Nov. 10 at 6 p.m., right wing Bill Corkery, center Bob McManama, and left wing Dave Hynes will meet up once again as the three are inducted into the Massachusetts Hockey Hall of Fame.
Around the Water Cooler: Lucky Princeton and ECAC Hockey
Football season has begun in the Ivy League, but don’t worry—some things never change. Harvard and Penn are still looking ...
Louis Leblanc Signs NHL Contract, Leaves Harvard
After a year of college, many are ready to go back home and lay around for a bit. Like many of his classmates, Louis Leblanc will be heading home. But as a professional hockey player, he'll be doing anything but lying around.
Louis Louis
Louis Leblanc chose to forego his last three years of college eligibility by signing an NHL contract.
Hurricanes Select Danny Biega with 67th Pick
For most college students, waiting to find out what state—or country—your professional career will take you to is a nerve-racking experience.