Men's Ice Hockey
No. 20 Men's Hockey Ousted by St. Lawrence, 6-3
Harvard’s loss soils the emotional high of Friday’s statement win over the Golden Knights. The program, still with its eyes on a top-four finish in the ECAC, will close out its regular-season slate at home next weekend
Late-Season Setback
Just one day after a marquee win over No. 5/6 Clarkson, the Crimson suffered its most disappointing loss of the season at the hands of the Saints on Saturday.
No. 20 Men's Hockey Takes Down No. 5/6 Clarkson on Road
The Golden Knights represent the highest-caliber opponent Harvard has defeated in 2019-2020 and the program’s first takedown of a top-five team since its Beanpot crown on Feb. 13, 2017.
Striking Gold in the North Country
The Crimson skated past the Golden Knights in a statement win — the program's first victory over a top-5 foe in three seasons.
Filthy Mitch
Rookie goaltender Mitchell Gibson posted 33 saves on Friday, including two breakaway stops in the first period.
NOTEBOOK: Powerplay, Cameron Gornet Take No. 18 Men’s Hockey to Comeback Draw Against Yale
The tie comes at a crucial moment for the Crimson, as the team is in the midst of a final ECAC stretch while striving to keep its national playoff hopes alive.
Gornet in Goal
Harvard goalie Cameron Gornet made his first start in three weeks on Friday night against Yale. The Crimson tied the Bulldogs, 4-4.
No. 18 Men's Hockey Reaches 1-1 Stalemate with Brown
The Crimson mustered just two points in a crucial weekend for ECAC standings as the conference tournament approaches.
Burston to Flames
Brown's Colin Burston hit Harvard's Jack Drury from behind, earning a game misconduct and sending his Bears down a man for five non-releasable minutes.
Power Down
Despite 31 shots against Brown goaltender Gavin Nieto, Harvard broke through only once. A five-minute major penalty proved to be a crucial missed opportunity to cash in for the Crimson.
Gib Me a Break
Freshman net-minder Mitchell Gibson held firm on Saturday, ceding just one goal en route to a .963 save percentage.
No. 18 Men's Hockey Skates to Tie Against Yale
The Crimson had to overcome a 4-1 deficit in order to earn the one conference point.
The Man Behind the Mask
Gornet's .907 save percentage is a few points lower than his teammate Gibson's, but Harvard's two goalies both have the same winning percentage.
In the Nick of Time
Abruzzese's two goals and two assists mark the first four-point effort of the rookie's collegiate career.
On Top
A consistent strength for the Crimson has been its top line. Initially made up of its top three scorers, Dornbach, Drury, and Abruzzese, the coaching staff has taken to replacing Dornbach with rookie John Farinacci when making adjustments.
No. 18 Men's Hockey Drops Beanpot Consolation to No. 7/6 Boston College
After a fourth-place finish in this year's Boston hockey classic, the Crimson will close out its conference slate hoping to keep its NCAA Tournament hopes alive.
That Was Zese
On Monday night, Boston College celebrated while Harvard suffered a setback ahead of the regular-season homestretch.
Messed with the Wong Guy
A frustrating performance in a frustrating game resulted in tensions boiling over late for the Crimson.
Farinacci Sequence
Freshman forward John Farinacci filled the void left by blue-liner Reilly Walsh's absence on the first powerplay unit.
The Puck is Down
While the consolation game is not ideal for either squad, the crosstown rivals who battled on Monday night had plenty to play for, including the Pairwise rankings.
No. 17 Men's Hockey Completes Season Sweep of Dartmouth
Jack Drury and Nick Abruzzese continued their torrid streaks, and the second powerplay unit cashed in en route to a 6-2 victory.
Dru Dat
Sophomore center Jack Drury has emerged as the backbone of his ranked Crimson squad. Already a leader in the locker room, the forward is among the NCAA's highest per-game scorers this season.