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William C. Boggs
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Women's Ice Hockey Drops ECAC Quarterfinal Series to No. 9/9 Colgate
Entering this weekend, No. 9/9 Colgate had never lost a playoff series to Harvard in the ECAC tournament. After a 5-2 domination of the Raiders (23-9-5, 17-4-3 ECAC) on Friday, 2019 looked like the year for the Crimson (12-15-5, 9-9-4) to write a new trend into the history books. Colgate never looked back, though, after an all-Raiders final part of the first, and Harvard’s 2018-19 campaign came to a close.
Women's Hockey Falls in Game Two, Setting Up Season-Deciding Game Three of ECAC Quarterfinals
The Crimson must win tomorrow if it wants to keep its season alive as the team will only make the NCAA Tournament as an automatic qualifier, which would come with an ECAC Tournament title.
20 Years Later: Reflecting on Harvard’s 1999 National Championship
Not only did the national championship have major implications for the program — it also forged lasting relationships among players. The team remains tight, and communication is frequent.
Women's Hockey Ties Final Two Regular Season Games, Faces No. 9/9 Colgate in Playoffs
For the first time since the 2005-06 season, Harvard tied both games in a single weekend, staging a comeback against Brown to equalize the Bears 3-3 and holding Yale to a 2-2 draw.
Harvard Rallies for Win, Then Takes Top-5 Team to OT for Weekend Split
A weekend of classic Harvard Hockey and tremendous play by freshman goalie Lindsay Reed earned Harvard a come-from-behind win against St. Lawrence and a last-second overtime loss to Clarkson, the current back-to-back defending national champions.
BU Captures Historic Women’s Beanpot Title Despite 51 Saves from Harvard’s Reed
Reed's 12-save effort would not be enough for the Crimson, however, as BU redshirt junior and tri-captain Sammy Davis lasered a power-play overtime winner past Reed to give the Terriers a 3-2 win.
Red-Hot Harvard Seeks First Women's Beanpot Title Since 2015
Like this year’s Harvard team, the 2015 squad was fighting to give its seniors their first Beanpot Championship — and Boston bragging rights.
Red-Hot Harvard Seeks First Women's Beanpot Title Since 2015
Like this year’s Harvard team, the 2015 squad was fighting to give its seniors their first Beanpot Championship — and Boston bragging rights.
Harvard Continues Six-Game Unbeaten Streak with Wins at Union, RPI
By the end of the weekend, Harvard (10-11-3, 8-8-2) extended its unbeaten streak to six games, including five consecutive wins (5-0-1 since Jan. 26), to head into Tuesday’s Beanpot Championship to face the Boston University Terriers (16-6-7, 13-5-5 WHEA), who are running on a ten-game unbeaten streak of their own.
Harvard Women's Hockey Stuns No. 7 BC to Advance to Beanpot Championship
Its win over Boston College (19-10-0, 16-7-0 Hockey East) Tuesday night books the Crimson (8-11-3, 6-8-2 ECAC) a championship duel with the Boston University Terriers, who defeated Northeastern in the first semifinal of the day.
Women's Hockey Dominates Yale, Brown to Start February
Only two days into February, the Crimson has undergone a much-needed turnaround, opening the month with a pair of victories over Ivy League and ECAC rivals Yale and Brown, shutting down the Bulldogs and shutting out the Bears.
Women’s Ice Hockey Heads North and Comes Away with a Point
After facing two setbacks in a tough slate of conference games last weekend, Harvard traveled to upstate New York to face a pair of ECAC foes in No. 5/5 Clarkson and St. Lawrence. Despite dropping the first game in close fashion, the Crimson rebounded with a tie in the latter to claim a point in the road trip.
Women's Hockey's Dominique Petrie Competes in U18 World Championship
Petrie returned to the tournament for a third year, captaining the stars and stripes to a silver medal.
Women’s Ice Hockey Suffers Two Setbacks in One of Toughest Weekends of Conference Play
Facing No.8/8 Colgate on Friday and No. 7/7 Cornell on Saturday, the Crimson could not muster an upset against two of the ECAC’s top four teams.
Princeton, Quinnipiac Hand Short-Staffed Harvard Two Defeats
Returning back to the ice after an extended winter break, the Harvard women’s ice hockey team fell to two in-conference opponents in Quinnipiac and Princeton this past weekend.
