Men's Hockey Explodes in 6-2 Victory Over Terriers

The Harvard men’s hockey team (8-12-3, 4-9-3 ECAC) found itself in a familiar place Monday evening against Boston University (8-16-4, 3-8-3 Hockey East) at the TD Garden.

Men's Hockey Shut Out by Northeastern in Beanpot

The Harvard men's hockey team came up empty, 6-0, in the first round of the Beanpot against Northeastern. The Crimson has not won the annual tournament since 1993.

NOTEBOOK: Harvard Gives Up Late Goals in 3-2 Loss to Cornell

The 142nd matchup between the Crimson and Cornell featured hard-fought hockey throughout, but it was two late period lulls - one in the first and one in the second - that ended up costing Harvard in the end.

NOTEBOOK: Second Period Bulldogs Surge Dooms Men's Hockey

The 2014 Rivalry on Ice lived up to its billing Saturday night, with a sell-out crowd at hand in Madison Square Garden. But for Harvard, the game itself was marked with frustration, with the Crimson suffering a 5-1 loss to ancient rival, No. 10 Yale.

Men's Hockey Ties Quinnipiac in ECAC Contest

The Harvard men's hockey team was able to tie it up against Quinnipiac with just 49 seconds remaining in Tuesday night's ECAC contest at the Bright-Landry Hockey Center.

Men's Basketball Tops Boston College for Sixth Straight Year

In its first game of 2014, the Harvard men’s basketball team earned a 73-58 victory Wednesday afternoon over crosstown rival Boston College.

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Co-captain Laurent Rivard, shown here in earlier action, notched a team-high and season-high 22 points in Harvard's 30 point victory.

Harvard started off the new year on a high note and extended its winning streak to eight games with a 73-58 victory Wednesday afternoon over crosstown rival Boston College.

Men's Hockey Scores Nine in Red Stars Exhibition

Sophomore Jimmy Vesey recorded a hat trick as the Harvard men's hockey team routed the Russian Red Stars, 9-3, in an exhibition game Sunday.

Men's Hockey Drops Close Contest at Dartmouth

Though the Crimson had its fair share of chances in its second road game in a string of four straight, Harvard was only able to net one goal and unable to convert on any of its six power-play opportunities.