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...unexpected announcement to make: there had been a tie. For the first time since the 1979-80 season, the Crimson will feature co-captains for the 2007-08 season, as juniors Dave MacDonald and Mike Taylor were named the 112th and 113th captains of Harvard hockey. The defenseman and forward tied twice in voting by their teammtes and coaches before becoming the fourth set of co-captains in Crimson history. The announcement was made at the men's hockey team's annual awards banquet Saturday at the Harvard Club of Boston. The 111th captain of Harvard hockey, senior blueliner Dylan...
...don’t complain about any offensive production from any source, but it can be a troubling sign when a defenseman is leading the team in man-advantage scores...
...didn’t come without a bit of controversy. After taking a pass from Denver native Carl Stenmark, Mahler came inches away from the crease, forcing the referees to refrain from immediately signaling the goal.“Carle made a great pass right to me, and my defenseman just ran right past,” he said. “Fortunately, it didn’t get taken away.”It was Harvard’s ability to take away the Pioneers’ bread and butter—their up-tempo pace—that...
...said Harvard and Olympic teammate Caitlin Cahow of Chu’s leadership qualities. “It’s very natural for her. That’s just her personality.”Named in honor of the late Patty Kazmaier, an All Ivy-League defenseman for Princeton from 1981-1986 who died of a rare blood disease in 1990, the trophy recognizes outstanding play in Division I women’s hockey as well as sportsmanship, performance in the clutch, personal character, academic achievement, civic involvement and a love of hockey.In other words, the Kazmaier seeks...
...goal following Stenmark’s fast-break score to start the game.The lead did not last much past the first quarter, though, as Connolly scored all three goals during a 3-1 UMass run, tying the game at 3-3 with 13:15 left in the second quarter.Freshman defenseman Billy Geist was called for a holding penalty, which led to the Minutemen’s go-ahead score about a minute later.In the crucial second quarter, Harvard kept it close but it was UMass’ man-up situation efficiency that made the difference—the Crimson...