Men's Ice Hockey
PREVIEW: No. 12/11 Men's Hockey to Battle No. 9 Clarkson in Lake Placid
On Wednesday morning, the Harvard icemen bused to the famed Upstate New York Olympic town, eyeing Friday’s semifinal bout with Clarkson.
Thanks, Herb
The Crimson may benefit from the extra time and space allotted by the Olympic-sized ice sheet at Lake Placid's Herb Brooks Arena.
Fox and Sturm
Harvard's Adam Fox and Clarkson's Nico Sturm were both named finalists for the ECAC Player of the Year and will square off on Friday night.
See You Again
On Friday, the Crimson will look to avenge last year's ECAC semifinal heartbreak at the hands of the Golden Knights.
No. 14 Men's Hockey Eliminates Dartmouth, Advances to ECAC Semifinals in Lake Placid
In a best-of-three quarterfinal series, the No. 14 Crimson did not even require the third game, ending the Big Green’s season with a pair of victories at the Bright-Landry Hockey Center.
Give Him the Hobey Already
Defenseman Adam Fox is on the short list of college hockey's most elite players. This weekend, his pair of three-point outings showed why.
Captains Captaining
Co-captains Michael Floodstrand (pictured here) and Lewis Zerter-Gossage set examples on and off the ice this weekend in the Crimson's 2-0 series sweep of the Big Green.
Two is All it Took
Despite its hot start to game two, Dartmouth could not maintain its fiery play to force a deciding game three on Sunday afternoon.
Rivalry Engaged
After last year's ECAC quarterfinal clash, tensions were high in all four meetings between the Crimson and the Big Green this season.
No Game 3 Needed
Harvard eliminated Dartmouth from the conference playoffs in straight games, not needed the third game in the best-of-three series to seal the deal.
Grass is Greener
For the second straight season, the Crimson has ended the Big Green's season, contributing to a budding rivalry in the ECAC.
Preview: No. 14 Men's Hockey to Face Dartmouth in ECAC Quarterfinals
Harvard starts the road to Lake Placid with a best-of-three quarterfinal beginning on Friday.
So We Meet Again
Last year, the Crimson beat the Big Green in a three-game series to advance to Lake Placid.
Highs and Lows
In both regular season contests between these teams, Dartmouth has found the net first. Harvard will want to stifle the Big Green's run-and-gun offense, or risk a repeat of last year's Game 1 loss.
Silky Mitts
Junior defenseman Adam Fox leads Harvard in scoring, and is also a Hobey Baker nominee this season.
