Courtesy of Jim Rosvold/USCHO

Shinny in Minny

Over Harvard-Yale weekend last year, the Crimson tripped to Minnesota to face a formidable foe in a hostile barn. The result was a pair of losses and the first four-game skid for Harvard in over two seasons.

In the State of Hockey

For Minnesota natives on the Crimson, the trip to their home state held familiarity without the satisfaction of winning.

In a Sea of Maroon and Gold

Down but Not Out

After a rough stretch of games the past few weeks, Harvard looks to claw back to .500, starting with a pair of ECAC contests this weekend at Quinnipiac and Princeton.

Two Gophers, One Fox

On Saturday, key offensive pieces like blue-liner Adam Fox (pictured here) tried all game to get the Crimson offense going, but to no avail, as the team logged just 16 shots in the overtime loss. Harvard's lack of shot attempts comes as somewhat of a surprise considering the wider Olympic-sized rink at Mariucci Arena.

Collision Course

Harvard net-minder Merrick Madsen was put to the test all weekend and set a new career-high in saves with 48 on Saturday, despite his team's pair of losses on the weekend.

In the Mittel of Things

Minnesota freshman phenom Casey Mittelstadt was part of the reason Merrick Madsen had such a busy weekend between the pipes.