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...players as captains for just the fourth time in team history, the Harvard men’s hockey team continued the trend, naming juniors Brian McCafferty and Jimmy Fraser as captains for the 2008-09 squad at its annual awards banquet on Saturday. The team also added sophomore Alex Biega to the leadership ranks as an assistant captain. McCafferty and Fraser are the 114th and 115th captains in Crimson history, while Biega is the first to serve as an assistant since Tom Cavanagh and Ryan Lannon ’05 shared the role in their senior campaign. Also...
...following a team over multiple seasons. The future looks bright for Harvard and although the team is losing the leadership of its captains and seniors, rising stars like goalie Kyle Richter—named a Division I New England All-Star on Tuesday—and freshmen forward Michael Biega still bring enough talent to lead the Crimson all the way to the Frozen Four in the near future.So wherever next season begins for Harvard’s players, even for those players who will never skate again, they have the reward of knowing that they created a unique story...
...effort. “He’s not the biggest guy in the world, but he works hard and he never gives up on a rebound,” said senior forward Jon Pelle, who joined Kalemba on the All-Tournament Team along with teammate Alex Biega. Kalemba kept the Crimson offense at bay for two periods, putting up 25 saves to preserve a shutout through the second intermission. The Tigers, on the other hand, got on the board early, with Mike Moore netting a goal just 5:04 into the game. Harvard goaltender Kyle Richter did his part...
...Crimson scored five goals, including one on a power-play opportunity. Quinnipiac’s growing frustration was evident, and the Bobcat’s lack of discipline cost them.With five minutes to go in the second, Quinnipiac’s Brian Lietsch unleashed several punches on forward Alex Biega in a one-sided fight to nearly earn himself an ejection.“I don’t think we got caught up in a lot of the stuff that didn’t matter to us,” Donato said.As Lietsch looked on from the penalty...
...frustrating 7-4 setback at the Bright Hockey Center that made an 11-0 loss seem almost preferable. It was apparent from the game’s opening minutes that this would not be a replaying of Friday night’s 11-0 Crimson blowout. After sophomore Alex Biega missed a chance to keep the puck in the Quinnipiac zone on the game’s opening possession, the Bobcats (20-14-4, 9-9-4) took it the other way and maintained consistent pressure until Jamie Bates finally broke through for the game’s opening score...