Men's Ice Hockey
No. 12/9 Men's Hockey Bows to BU, 5-2, for Second Straight Loss
The Crimson suffered a 5-2 defeat at the hands of Boston University, struggling to establish the dominance that defined its first six games of the season.
Whoa, 'Nelly!
The Crimson immediately turns to No. 2 Cornell, who visits the Bright-Landry Hockey Center on Friday and poses the most daunting matchup thus far in 2019-2020.
Same City, New Foe
Just four days after its first loss of the season, the Crimson looks to rebound against another Beantown rival, the Terriers.
No. 9/6 Men's Hockey Falls to No. 14/12 Boston College
The Crimson suffered its first loss of the young campaign after opening the slate with six consecutive victories.
No Rest for the Weary
The Crimson will look to rebound from its first defeat of 2019-2020 with a mid-week matchup at Boston University on Tuesday.
No. 10/8 Men's Hockey Downs RPI, 6-3
A hat trick from sophomore Casey Dornbach and another strong showing in net put the Crimson over its ECAC opponent for its sixth straight win.
Another One Bites the Dust
Harvard's sixth straight win makes it the ECAC leader, and one of two unbeaten teams in the country.
Cam't Stop This
Senior Cameron Gornet, replacing an injured Gibson, posted stellar numbers once more (1 GA, .956 SV%) for the win.
Goals on Goals
Though the Crimson has had goal-scorers up and down the lineup, regular contributors like junior Henry Bowlby, who is on a five-game point streak, bolster the team's offensive power.
No. 13/12 Harvard Skates Past Yale, 6-1
The Crimson’s performance was a microcosm of the season so far, as Harvard capitalized on its chances and solid goaltending nullified its defensive errors.
Apple Picking
Dornbach's two assists on the night have put the sophomore on a three-game point streak. He has earned a point in four of five games so far this season.
Rivalry Night
Clashes between the Crimson and the Bulldogs tend to be fast-paced and close, but it took Harvard less than a minute to take the lead on Saturday.
Six for Success
After several high-scoring contests, the Crimson leads the country in goals per game played (5.40) this year.
Cam, Saw, Conquered
Gornet's .976 save percentage came with another 40+ save performance. His number on the season (.955 SV%) is good for second in the country, behind only his teammate, rookie Mitchell Gibson.
