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Harvard Falls to No. 9 Cornell in Last ECAC Quarterfinal Game

By Owen Butler  • 

In the deciding game of the best-of-three quarterfinal series, Harvard men’s ice hockey fell to No. 9 Cornell by a score of 5-2. Despite winning the first game of the series, it was unable to nab a second win, and the loss ended its playoff hopes.


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Men’s Hockey Walks the Huskies 4-1, Wins in Beanpot Third-Place Game

Harvard men’s ice hockey beat the Northeastern Huskies 4-1 in dominant fashion at the 73rd annual Beanpot Tournament consolation round, securing its second straight third-place finish against the same school.


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Harvard Falls in Beanpot Semifinal in Tough 5-1 Loss to No. 11 Boston College

Harvard men’s ice hockey fell 5-1 to the No. 11 Boston College Eagles in the semifinal round of the 73rd annual Beanpot Tournament at TD Garden on Monday night.


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Harvard’s Winning Streak Comes to an End in 4-1 Loss to No. 12 Cornell

By Nate M. Bolan and Owen Butler  • 

Harvard men’s ice hockey stumbled to a 4-1 loss against the No. 12 Cornell Big Red to complete its upstate N.Y. road trip.


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Harvard Men's Hockey Comes Up Short Against Cornell, Loses 3-1

In an early rivalry matchup, Harvard men’s ice hockey (1-1-1, 0-1-0 ECAC) was overwhelmed by both players and the many fans donning Cornell’s red and white, losing to Cornell (2-1-0, 1-0-0 ECAC) 3-1 at Bright Landry Hockey Center on Friday.


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Harvard Men’s Ice Hockey Topples Stonehill, Scores 6 Goals

By Nate M. Bolan and Owen Butler  • 

In its first-ever meeting, the Harvard men’s ice hockey team (1-0-1, 0-0-0 ECAC) steamrolled past Stonehill to a resounding 6-2 win that saw a 3-goal performance in the first period and a .944 save percentage from sophomore netminder Ben Charette.


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Harvard Puts Huskies on a Leash on Its Way to Beanpot Third Place Win

By Nate M. Bolan and Owen Butler  • 

In its third place game at the 72nd annual Beanpot Tournament, the Harvard men’s ice hockey team defeated the Northeastern Huskies 4-3 in regulation, earning its 21st third-place finish.


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Harvard Blown Out 7-1 in Beanpot Semis Against No. 10 Boston University After Second Period Collapse

By Nate M. Bolan and Owen Butler  • 

At the 72nd annual Beanpot Tournament, the Harvard men’s ice hockey team dropped the semifinal game to the Boston University Terriers in a crushing 7-1 defeat.


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Harvard Splits First Homestand Since Belfast, Looks Ahead to Quinnipiac

By Nate M. Bolan and Owen Butler  • 

The Harvard men’s ice hockey team failed to deliver on hopes of a late comeback Friday with a 4-3 loss against the Clarkson Golden Knights.


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Following Stellar Performance by Severo, Harvard Prepares for Upcoming Homestand

The Harvard men's ice hockey team (3-4-1, 2-2-1 ECAC) is back at home this weekend for its final two games of the calendar year, taking on the No. 20 Clarkson Golden Knights (9-5-2, ECAC 3-1-0) and the St. Lawrence Saints (4-11-0, ECAC 0-4-0). Building off of its last few games, Harvard is looking to go into the winter recess on a high note by gaining important points in the ECAC Standings.

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