Timothy M. Mcdonald

M. Hockey Rises From Depths

A season of great expectations for the Harvard men’s hockey team came to an end late this March at the

Welch Voted in as 109th M. Hockey Captain

BOSTON, Mass.—The finishing touches were put on the 2003-2004 men’s hockey season last night at the Harvard Club of Boston.

ON HOCKEY: Crimson So Close To Becoming Hockey Power

ALBANY, N.Y.—A season of high expectations, of ups and downs and stops and starts, came to an abrupt end in

Grumet-Morris Fails to Propel Crimson to Win

ALBANY, N.Y.—It was a challenging year for the Harvard men’s hockey team, a year that until recently was one of

Wisconsin and Ohio State face off after Harvard-Maine

The second game at the East Regional in Albany is only of passing interest to Crimson fans, unless Harvard manages

Crimson Faces Black Bears and Recent History

The third time’s the charm, or so they say. And faced with its third-consecutive NCAA playoff appearance, the Harvard men’s

Breaking Down the NCAA Tournament

There was little suspense when USCHO.com released its latest poll ranking the top 15 teams in Division I hockey on

In Playoffs, Cavanagh Rises to Occasion

He is Harvard’s version of The Quiet Man, and if being compared to John Wayne—in one of his funniest performances

McCulloch Quiets Coaches, Seniors

ALBANY, N.Y.—Ted Williams is still acclaimed for batting .406 in a season. It was a magical year where he produced

Hockey To Face Maine in NCAAs

For the third time in three years, the Harvard men’s hockey team has been invited to the NCAA Championship dance.

2004 ECAC Champions

USE

CORR CLASS

Junior forward Nicole Corriero (9) battles with Minnesota defenseman Ashley Albrecht during last Sunday's NCAA national championship game. Though Corriero and the Crimson fired 33 shots on net, the Golden Gophers shut Harvard down in the third frame.

MAINE MAN

Junior defenseman (5) wraps his arm around junior goaltender Dov Grumet-Morris in a sign of support during the Crimson's 5-4 loss to Maine in the first round of the NCAA tournament last Friday. The Black Bears scored four goals in the third period.

PRESSURE POINT

Freshman defenseman Dylan Reese (7) and junior forward Tom Cavanagh (9) crash the net in front of Maine goalie Jimmy Howard, whom the Crimson chased from the game with four goals in two periods.

MAK THE KNIFE

Freshman forward Ryan Maki scored for the Crimson during Harvard's 5-4 loss to Maine in the first round of the NCAA tournament on March 26 in Albany, N.Y.