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...said Chu, who drew a hard body check six minutes into the third period. “We can’t control what the ref does. We can only control how we play.”OTHER TOURNEY NEWSEach of the top three seeds in the conference??Dartmouth, St. Lawrence, and Harvard—won its quarterfinal series in two games to advance to the semifinal round next weekend in Hanover, N.H.Fifth-seeded Colgate upended fourth-seeded Princeton in two games on the road. The Raiders survived the Tigers in a 1-0 overtime win on Friday...
...said yesterday, “before we got banged up. To get back that chemistry and work ethic and get rolling here in the last stretch of the season.” No. 6 Harvard (15-4-2, 12-3-1 ECAC) ventures to upstate New York for the conference??s softest road trip, taking on last-place Union (4-20-0, 0-16-0) in Schenectady tonight and the Engineers (12-14-1, 8-7-1) in Troy tomorrow evening. The steps that the squad is trying to make in preparation for the postseason, therefore...
...Crimson had not faced BC since 2002, when the Eagles scorched Harvard 88-49. Before that game, however, Delaney-Smith’s Crimson squad had claimed three consecutive wins over the Eagles, those coming in 1987, 1994 and 1995. BC, formerly a member of the Big East Conference??home to UConn—often used its non-conference schedule to pick up the valuable RPI points needed for an at-large NCAA bid, and Harvard didn’t always make the cut for the Eagles’ non-conference slate.And after the Crimson?...
Thirty-five of the 36 confirmed attendees at the biennial conference??which brings together newly elected Congressional members to learn about effective lawmaking and leadership—are Democrats. The lone Republican planning to attend is Vernon “Vern” Buchanan of Florida, who picked up Katherine Harris’ vacated House seat, according to the Institute of Politics (IOP) list of participants...
...game of the 2006-07 season for both squads. Harvard received significant contributions on offense from its three returning starters, with senior center Brian Cusworth (20 points) leading all scorers. The Crimson snapped a two-game losing streak to the Black Bears, who were picked as the America East Conference??s second-best team in the preseason poll. “Any win to start the season is always a terrific one,” coach Frank Sullivan said. “We were making plays in the second half at critical periods of time. We didn?...