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Season No. 2 wasn’t half bad, either. Though Grumet-Morris graduated, netminder John Daigneau ’06 filled in admirably, earning the John Tudor Memorial Cup as the team’s most valuable player and leading his team to another 21-win season, an ECAC postseason title, and a No. 2 seed in the NCAA playoffs...
...problem recent Harvard teams have had to deal with. Since the 2002-03 season, the Crimson has had one goaltender start the lion’s share of its games, with Dov Grumet-Morris ’05 owning the spot for three years and John Daigneau ’06 beating out Tobe for the job in 2005-06 and being voted the team’s Most Valuable Player for his outstanding year...
First, it was Dov Grumet-Morris ’05. Then John Daigneau ’06. And this season, rookie Kyle Richter.Year after year, goaltender Justin Tobe has found himself backing up a teammate. It hasn’t always been for the entirety of the schedule—Harvard coach Ted Donato ’91 has started the past two seasons with a platoon in net—but sooner or later, Tobe has found himself sitting on the bench.“My junior year, my second year here [after transferring from Michigan State...
Last season, the Crimson had a bona fide star between the pipes in senior goaltender John Daigneau, but it was then-junior Justin Tobe who got the start in the Beanpot’s consolation game, blanking Northeastern 5-0 almost a year...
...weekend, Krantz surprised rookie netminder Kyle Richter with a long-range shot from the blue line to tie the score at two goals apiece. And 364 days earlier, it was also Krantz who pounced on a dribbling puck near the Harvard blue line, firing the equalizer past goaltender John Daigneau ’06. The eerie similarities don’t stop there. In 2005, forward Topher Scott notched the gamewinner for Cornell just 2:33 after Krantz’s goal. Friday, center Michael Kennedy netted the deciding score 2:36 after the equalizer. Almost the only thing that...