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...that ranks them third, behind the Terriers and Boston College—but the Crimson’s last title came in 1993, and the team hasn’t made the championship game since 1998. Harvard tied now-No. 8 Boston University, 2-2, at the Bright Center on Nov. 22. ALONG THE BOARDS Sophomore Mike Taylor left the ice after an awkward collision in the first period and never returned to the bench. Donato said the forward, who walked on crutches after the game, would be reevaluated once in Cambridge...The Crimson’s 47 shots...
...made the championship game since 1998, when it lost to Boston University in the final. BU has won three of the last four tournaments and nine total since 1995. Harvard tied the Terriers, now No. 8 in the national rankings, by a score of 2-2 at the Bright Center on Nov. 22. Northeastern will play heavily favored No. 3 Boston College at 5 p.m. —The Crimson Staff
...junior Peter Mullen were the only two athletes to win their events. The former led a sweep of the top three spots in the weight throw with a toss of 16.00 meters, while the latter won the 3000 meter run with a time of 8:51.34. The other bright spots during the day were sophomore Alex Lewis’ second-place finish in the long jump and classmate Christopher Green’s similar finish in the 800-meter run. The Crimson women swept the top two spots in the pole vault and the 60 meter hurdles, with sophomore Clara...
...season-high crowd of 631 at Bright Hockey Center on Friday evening did not get to witness any goals, but, because of that, it was privy to a piece of Harvard hockey history. The Crimson (10-7-3, 7-3-3 ECAC) and Brown (11-9-3, 9-3-2) battled to a scoreless draw, the first ever in the Harvard women’s program. The result left the two teams bunched amid a handful of teams atop the ECAC standings as they entered the stretch run of the conference schedule. Both squads generated a fair share of looks...
Halfway through the Harvard women’s hockey team’s matchup with rival Brown, a sense that the game would end scoreless surely crept into the minds of many of the 631 fans who came out to Bright Hockey Center.The story of the 0-0 final could be read after two periods in the special teams play, as the Crimson (10-7-3, 7-3-3 ECAC) continued with its struggles to score on the power play. Meanwhile, it did not allow a single shot during its penalty kill.As regulation came to a close, the Crimson drew...