Men's Ice Hockey
Farewell
The Crimson bids farewell to seniors who made it to the NCAA Tournament all but one year of their collegiate careers.
Fantastic Mr...
Fox's expert puck-moving and nifty stick skills separated him from most of the competition during his time in the ECAC.
With That, It's Over
The Minutemen went on to the Frozen Four, while star defenseman Cale Makar was awarded the Hobey Baker.
Two is All it Took
Though the visitors tend to steal the first game when Dartmouth and Harvard meet in the playoffs, the Crimson bucked the trend this year.
Gornet's First Shutout
Gornet faced Yale in only his third start of the season, earning his first career shutout in spectacular fashion.
Third in the Pot
Junior forward Frédéric Grégoire propelled his team to victory, finding twine twice in the 5-2 consolation win.
Same Old Story
Stymying the Crimson in its noisy home rink again, Cornell avenged its MSG loss and took the season series.
Flying Fists
Flying fists are par for the course when Harvard clashes with Yale, and its two contests this season were no exception.
I’ve Got the Power
The Crimson’s success on the man advantage was in no small part due to the combination of Fox’s playmaking abilities and Walsh’s powerful shot.
A Surprising Loss
Harvard’s loss to Dartmouth marked the first time the Crimson has dropped a season opener since 2011.
Back in the Polls
The Crimson turns the page on a season that featured its return to national rankings and the NCAA Tournament.
Men's Hockey's Adam Fox Signs with New York Rangers
After three illustrious seasons at Harvard, the blue-liner will forego his senior campaign, for which he was elected a tri-captain, and embark on his NHL career.
Fantastic Mr...
Fox's expert puck-moving and nifty stick skills separated him from most of the competition during his time in the ECAC.
In the Spotlight
From the moment he arrived at Harvard, Fox commanded the spotlight, easily eclipsing the 100-point mark in his three seasons with the Crimson.
