Men's Ice Hockey
Stealing the Show: Mitchell Gibson and Matthew Coronato, Male Performance of the Year
Junior goalkeeper Mitchell Gibson and first-year forward Matthew Coronato had a stellar dual performance in the ECAC Championship. Between Gibson's career-high 47 saves and Coronato's game-winning goal in overtime, the duo led the Crimson to victory.
Male Performance of the Year: Coronato
The Crimson plays Dartmouth on October 29, 2021 in Hanover, N.H. The 9-3 blowout featured 2 goals and 2 assists from first-year forward Matthew Coronato.
Male Performance of the Year: Gibson
Harvard men's ice hockey faces off against Cornell in a nail-biter on Nov.5, 2021. Junior goalie Gibson made 36 saves, paving the way for the 3-2 win.
Ice in His Veins: Nick Abruzzese, Male Athlete of the Year
No Harvard male athlete saw more success this year than Nick Abruzzese. From joining the USA squad for the 2022 Beijing Olympics to being named Ivy League Player of the Year to winning the ECAC to signing with the Toronto Maple Leafs, the junior forward's 2021-22 was special.
Harvard Captain Nick Abruzzese Signs with Toronto Maple Leafs
Days after the Harvard men’s ice hockey team was eliminated from the NCAA tournament by Minnesota State, one of the team’s captains made the decision to forgo his senior season in Cambridge and turn professional.
Darting Through Dartmouth
Abruzzese drives the puck down the ice against Dartmouth in October 2021.
Men's Ice Hockey Sent Home in First Round of NCAA Tournament, Falling 4-3 to Minnesota State
Despite engineering late comebacks and surprising upsets throughout its run to the NCAA tournament, the No.15 Harvard men’s ice hockey team’s season came to an end in the first round of the NCAA Tournament Regionals Thursday afternoon, as it was unable to erase a three-goal deficit in an eventual 4-3 loss to the No.1 Minnesota State Mavericks. The game was played at MVP Arena in Albany, N.Y.
LaFire
Sophomore forward Alex LaFerriere fires a shot during the 4-3 loss to Minnesota State that eliminated Harvard from the NCAA Tournament. LaFerriere scored near the end of the second period to cut the Crimson's deficit to one.
Dornbach to the Future
Harvard senior forward and captain Casey Dornbach celebrates after scoring to cut the Crimson's deficit to 4-3 late in the third period. With the loss to Minnesota State, Harvard was eliminated from the NCAA Tournament.
Men's Hockey Set to Take On Minnesota State in First Round of NCAA Tournament
Mere days after upsetting No. 6 Quinnipiac in the ECAC Tournament championship game, the Harvard men’s ice hockey team is set to take on an even tougher challenge in the Albany Regional’s No. 1 seed Minnesota State Mavericks. The game will be played at 12 pm on March 24 at MVP Arena in Albany, N.Y, and it will be the first-ever meeting between the two programs.
Mighty Mitch
Junior goaltender Mitchell Gibson engages in a physical battle in front of the net with a Yale attacker in a 2-0 victory over the Bulldogs on Feb. 11. Gibson's heroics helped Harvard emerge with an ECAC Championship and NCAA Tournament bid.
Men’s Hockey Stuns No. 6/6 Quinnipiac in OT to Win ECAC Championship, Earning NCAA Tournament Bid
The Harvard men’s hockey team punched its ticket to the NCAA tournament for the fourth time in the last seven years on Saturday with an upset 3-2 overtime victory over No. 6/6 Quinnipiac in the ECAC championship game.
Harvard Hoists the Whitelaw Cup
Harvard players hoist the Whitelaw Cup after beating Quinnipiac in the ECAC championship game at Herb Brooks Arena in Lake Placid, N.Y., on Saturday.
Gibson Hoists the Whiteclaw Cup
Harvard goalie Mitchell Gibson, who made 44 saves in Saturday's ECAC championship game, hoists the Whitelaw Cup following the Crimson's overtime victory over Quinnipiac.
Coronato's Cup
Harvard freshman Matthew Coronato skates with the puck during Saturday's ECAC championship game. Coronato scored the game-winning goal just over nine minutes into overtime to send the Crimson to the NCAA tournament.
Harvard Piles Up After ECAC Championship
Harvard players celebrate on the ice after a 3-2 overtime victory over Quinnipiac in the ECAC championship game.
On The Dark Siedem Of The Moon
Junior defenseman Ryan Siedem controls the puck near the edge of the defensive zone. In the 5-3 loss to Union on Friday, Siedem managed a pair of assists.
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First-year defenseman Ian Moore chases after the puck in a 2-0 win over Yale on Feb. 11. On Sunday, Moore managed an assist in a 3-0 victory over Princeton in the regular season finale.
Five Harvard Athletes Competed in the 2022 Winter Olympics. Here's How They Fared.
As some of the world’s greatest athletes descended upon Beijing, China, for the Winter Olympics between Feb. 4 and Feb. 20, some of Harvard’s brightest stars were among them. Nick Abruzzese, Sean Farrell, Emerance Maschmeyer '16, Keely Moy, and Remi Drolet represented the Crimson in Beijing, with Maschmeyer claiming a gold medal for Canada.
Karpa Karpa Gamma
First-year forward Zakary Karpa pursues the puck during a 2-0 win over Yale on Feb. 11. Meanwhile, teammate, first-year forward Matthew Coronato looks on. Coronato scored the game-tying goal in an eventual 4-3 victory over Princeton on Saturday.
Men's Ice Hockey Clinches Ivy League Title with Two Victories in its Final Homestand
On its final homestand of the regular season, the Harvard Men’s Ice Hockey team recorded a 4-3 win against the Princeton Tigers before defeating the No. 4 Quinnipiac Bobcats 1-0 on Senior Night at Bright-Landry Hockey Center. The victories clinched the Ivy League championship for the Crimson and secured a first-round bye for the ECAC playoffs.
Shipwrecked
Junior forward Baker Shore (23) and first-year defenseman Ian Moore (2) battle in the defensive zone with a Yale player in a 2-0 victory on Feb. 11. On Saturday, Moore and Shore helped the Crimson clinch an Ivy League title.
Trio of Trios: Men's Ice Hockey Plays to a 3-3 Draw in Beanpot Third-Place Match Against Boston College
On a frigid Monday night in Boston, the Harvard Men’s Hockey team took on the Boston College Eagles in the consolation game of the 69th Annual Beanpot Collegiate Hockey Tournament. After three 20-minute periods and a five-minute additional overtime, the teams remained tied at three.
Farinacci Enough
Junior forward John Farinacci, junior defenseman Henry Thrun and the Crimson huddle around the goal in a 2-0 victory over Yale on Feb. 11. On Monday, Harvard played to a 3-3 draw in the third-place match of the 69th Beanpot Tournament.