Women's Ice Hockey
Wildcat Power Play Notches Two
The No. 9 Harvard women’s team has relied on its penalty kill all season long. Heading into this past weekend,
Harvard Overcomes Early Deficit, Downs UConn
The first 31 seconds of any athletic contest don’t usually give a great deal of insight into the game’s final
Harvard Dominates Union Behind Balanced Effort
This weekend, Harvard women’s hockey team took time to evaluate the state of its union and to devastate Union. The
Harvard Edges Friars to No. 10 Spot
PROVIDENCE, R.I.—In what could have been labeled the battle for No. 10, both Harvard and Providence were far from perfect.
Women's Hockey Trips Twice on the Road
Despite early season struggles, the Harvard women’s hockey team traveled to face the No. 3 University of Minnesota-Duluth this weekend
Women's Hockey Trips Twice on Road
Despite early season struggles, the Harvard women’s hockey team traveled to face the No. 3 University of Minnesota-Duluth this weekend
Harvard Ends Weekend Winless Despite Outshooting Opponents
Too bad for the Harvard women’s hockey team that the score is kept in goals and not shots. For the
No. 6 women's hockey to face off against Yale, Brown
On the surface, this weekend’s matchup against the No. 6 Harvard women’s hockey team has to look good to the
GIFT OF GAB': Crimson Skaters Remain In Hunt
What a surprise. The No. 6 Harvard women’s hockey team still has No. 1 St. Lawrence’s number, and all the
Clarkson Upsets No. 5 Crimson at Home
For 10 minutes on Saturday, Harvard played like the fifth-ranked team in the nation. The only problem: hockey games are
Effectiveness on Special Teams Sets Tone in High-Powered Clash
In hockey, you live and die by the penalty. Or more specifically, how well you can handle the special teams
Dramatic Goal Saves Weekend
In yesterday’s clash with the Saints, Harvard pulled off a minor miracle. The fifth-ranked Crimson (3-1-1, 2-1-1 ECAC) tied the
Favored Saints Eyeing Revenge
Losing streaks are hard to break. But when you are the number one ranked team in the country, it makes
Sitting on Defense
Who says that losing key players automatically means a team has to get worse? The defense of the Harvard women’s
Meanwhile, Back Home
I first began covering women’s hockey exactly two years ago—just months after Harvard had dropped its first NCAA national championship
