When things didn’t go so hot at the beginning of this season, I started to doubt that the Crimson would even earn an invitation to the so-called dance. But as the calendar turns to February, it turns out that I’ve underestimated the team I’ve been covering for so long.

Conference play is back in full swing, though, and the playoff picture becomes clearer every week—although, of course, the regular-season champion has been all but a foregone conclusion since November. See who’s up, who’s down, and who’s essentially out in this week’s edition of the power rankings.

After two periods and nearly two dozen shots on goal, the Harvard women’s hockey team’s offense was understandably frustrated. But pair of quick goals to start the third period was all the offense the Crimson would need, as the defense held strong to preserve a 2-1 victory over St. Lawrence.

Although UMass made a spirited comeback, the Crimson’s 17-point halftime lead was too much to overcome at Lavietes Pavilion

When the Harvard men’s basketball team squares off with No. 4 UConn on Wednesday, it will, of course, be a ...

No team will hit the ice again until Dec. 29, so here at The Back Page, we took this opportunity to look back on the first half of the 2010-11 season.

Harvard women's hockey came up short against another tough opponent, falling to No. 4/5 BU, 5-3 on Friday.

In the last weekend before many ECAC squads break for the holidays, only two teams—Cornell and Quinnipiac—really got in the holiday spirit.

Harvard senior Gino Gordon shared the Asa S. Bushnell Cup, honoring the Ivy Player of the Year, with Dartmouth junior Nick Schwieger.

December has arrived, and the ECAC women’s hockey season is in full swing. The conference has a clear frontrunner—the top ...