Women's Ice Hockey
Women's Ice Hockey Knocked Out of NCAA Tournament After Historic Season
Harvard traveled to Ridder Arena, the site of its last NCAA tournament game in 2015, hoping to kick off a successful NCAA tournament run. Its tournament run started with a matchup versus a familiar foe, the University of Minnesota Duluth; the Crimson had already lost to the Bulldogs twice during the regular season and looked to change its fortune.
Women's Ice Hockey's NCAA Postseason Berth in Jeopardy after Opening-Round Loss in ECAC Playoffs
Both No. 6/6 Harvard (22-9-1, 16-5-1 ECAC) and Princeton (13-14-5, 9-10-3 ECAC) knew that a victory on Feb. 27 would be critical to their NCAA hopes. The Tigers took game one 4-2 after a third period surge. However, the Crimson would bounce back with a 2-1 overtime victory in the second game to force the decisive battle. Ultimately, Princeton rode to a 3-2 victory in Game 3.
It's Moi, Moy
Senior forward Keely Moy awaits the puck in a 5-4 overtime loss to Colgate on Oct. 30. Moy found the back of the net in the deciding Game Three against Princeton, but her score was waved off by goalie interference.
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Junior forward Kristin Della Rovere awaits the puck drop in a faceoff in a 5-4 overtime loss against Colgate on Oct. 30. Della Rovere scored Harvard's winning goal in the 2-1 Game Two victory over Princeton.
Red Leaf Glover
Senior defender Kate Glover awaits the puck during a 5-4 overtime loss to Colgate on Oct. 30. Glover managed a goal in the 4-2 loss to Princeton in Game One of the ECAC Playoffs opening round.
Women's Ice Hockey Secures ECAC Regular Season Championship with Weekend Victories
The No. 6/6 Harvard women’s hockey team has already won the Ivy League championship and Beanpot title, but it entered its two final games hoping to add the ECAC regular season championship. Harvard would go on to claim a 3-0 win over Union (5-28-1, 2-20 ECAC), capturing the eighth ECAC regular season title in school history and the first since 2015.
Dom-Ination
Senior forward Dominique Petrie sizes up her defender in a 4-3 victory over RPI on Dec. 4. This weekend, the Crimson added another victory over the Engineers, this time winning 4-1 in Troy on Friday.
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.
Women’s Ice Hockey Wraps Last Home Stand of Regular Season
The Crimson came into the final few weeks of the regular season in red-hot form, having recently been crowned Ivy League and Beanpot champions. They finished their last homestand of the regular season with three home games last weekend, against Princeton, No. 9/9 Quinnipiac, and St. Lawrence.
No. 6/6 Women's Hockey Wins 2022 Beanpot Title With 5-4 Victory Over Boston College
After defeating Boston University 4-1 in the opener last Tuesday to reach the championship match, the No. 6/6 Crimson (18-6-0, 13-4-0 ECAC) came out guns blazing, and after a high octane, dramatic 60 minutes of play, inched past an inspired Boston College, 5-4, to win the game, and hence the championship.
Champions
Junior forward Kristin Della Rovere battles along the boards in a 4-3 victory over RPI on Dec. 4. In the final of the Beanpot Tournament, she came away with two goals to lead the Crimson to its first title since 2015.
'Don't Stop Until You Win': Third-Period Charge Powers Women's Hockey Past BU, 4-1, in Beanpot Opener
The 43rd installment of the Beanpot Tournament, Boston’s annual clash featuring Boston University and Northeastern alongside Harvard and Boston College, began at Matthews Arena Tuesday night after a nearly two-year hiatus. The Harvard women’s ice hockey team used a strong third period to pull away from Boston University in the opening game of the tournament.
Rise and Grind
Harvard junior forward Kristin Della Rovere battles along the boards in a 4-3 win over RPI on Dec. 4. Della Rovere scored the final goal in the Crimson's 4-1 victory on Tuesday in the Beanpot Semifinal.
Women's Ice Hockey Continues Strong Run with Conference Victories Over Princeton and Quinnipiac
Harvard’s Women’s Ice Hockey team had a strong run against Princeton and Quinnipiac last weekend, beating both teams despite very close scores. “Two hard fought wins on the road,” said Women’s Ice Hockey head coach Katey Stone. “Our kids played with confidence and poise in pressure situations.”
Petrie Dish
Senior forward Dominique Petrie skates up the ice during a 4-3 victory over RPI on Dec. 4, 2021. Petrie managed an assist in Harvard's 1-0 victory over Princeton on Jan. 21.
Crimson Resume 2021-22 Campaign With 3-2 Record Over Winter Break
As classes wrapped up and campus grew quieter, the postseason push for the No. 9/9 Harvard women’s ice hockey team heated up. Winter break play was filled with highs and lows for the Crimson. The Crimson (12-5, 9-3 ECAC) dropped its first two games of the break to Minnesota-Duluth (13-7, 10-6 WCHA). After a 13 day intermission, Harvard regrouped with wins over conference foes Brown (2-14-2, 2-8-1 ECAC), Yale (12-4-1, 6-3-1), and Dartmouth (8-12, 2-11).
Della Rov-where? Della Rov-all over the place
Junior forward Kristin Della Rovere skates through traffic in an Oct. 30 overtime loss to Colgate. In the Jan. 14 win over Brown, she scored a point in her 12th straight match, the longest streak by a Crimson skater since 2012-13.
Keely Moy to Represent Switzerland in 2022 Olympics
The Swiss Ice Hockey Federation announced on Thursday that Harvard senior forward Keely Moy would join its women's hockey roster for the 2022 Olympic Winter Games in Beijing, marking her first Olympic selection.
Going for Go(a)ld
Harvard senior forward Keely Moy in the Crimson's 4-3 victory over Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute on Dec. 4.
No. 9/10 Women’s Hockey Heads Into Winter Break with Pair of Conference Victories Over Union, RPI
In its final pair of games before the upcoming three-week winter holiday, the No. 9/10 Harvard women’s hockey team pulled out two victories — one in thrilling fashion and one by a comfortable margin.
PETRIE’S PUCK
Harvard senior forward Dominique Petrie skates with the puck during the Crimson’s 4-3 overtime win over RPI on Saturday.
No. 9/10 Women’s Hockey Downs UNH, 3-2, for Second Straight Win
Building off of a statement win against Brown two weeks ago, the Harvard women’s ice hockey team continued its recent strong play by outlasting the University of New Hampshire, 3-2, last Tuesday at the Whittemore Center. The victory moved the No. 9/10 Crimson to 7-3-0 (4-3-0 ECAC) and sent the team into the Thanksgiving break on a two-game win streak.
Smooth Sailing for Seventeen
Senior Brooke Jovanovich controls the puck in a home matchup with Colgate on October 30th. The Crimson forward is a key veteran for her 7-3 squad, which is currently ranked No. 9/10 in the NCAA.