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Twelve draft picks came from the ECAC, including Rangers’ first-round pick (12th overall) Hugh Jessiman of Dartmouth, last season’s runaway ECAC Rookie of the Year. Cornell??€™s five draft picks were the most in the league, and the Big Red is second in the ECAC to Harvard with seven overall...
Junior first baseman Trey Hendricks had emerged as Harvard’s ace early in the season after several impressive performances. Most notably, Hendricks outpitched Cornell??€™s Chris Schutt—expected to be drafted in the top five rounds—in a 3-1 Harvard victory. But now, after aggravating a knee problem that had plagued him for more than eight months, Hendricks would miss the duration of the Ivy season while recovering from surgery to remove a bone chip...
...Harvard rolled through much of the ECAC regular season, finishing with a 17-4-1 record and 35 points—a total that either met or exceeded that of the regular season champion in five of the last 10 seasons but was not enough this year thanks to Cornell??€™s nearly immaculate 19-2-1 mark...
...season a year ago, Harvard needed to win the ECAC tournament to earn the league’s automatic NCAA berth. This year, however, the Crimson earned itself an at-large bid to the NCAA tournament, which it needed after Sam Paolini’s overtime game-winner capped Cornell??€™s comeback in the ECAC title game...
...Despite Cornell??€™s offensive outburst, Harvard showed signs of life as the half drew to a close, twice trading goals with the Big Red to move the score to 9-3 at the break...