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...Kevin Du’s a very talented guy,” said Harvard coach Ted Donato ’91 in early December, “very much a part of our success whenever we win.” The statement is obvious enough: when good players play well, it tends to help the team. And that night, Du had left his signature on two of the Crimson’s scores in a 3-2 win over Quinnipiac. But Donato wasn’t done speaking about his speedy center. “The unfortunate part about...
...consolation game, thanks to last week’s 5-3 loss to Boston University in the opening round, but “I tried to present [last night’s game] to our group as a point of pride,” said Harvard coach Ted Donato ’91. Though the string of eight consecutive first-round Beanpot defeats still stings, last night’s victory has current implications—a loss to the Huskies, who are now 2-20-6 on the season, could have been damaging as the regular season winds down...
...Harvard’s lead was back—just a mere 18 seconds later. Instead of heading into the locker room tied at one, the Crimson enjoyed a 2-1 cushion at the first intermission.“We were resilient,” said Harvard coach Ted Donato ’91. “They made some good plays and scored some good goals, but we wouldn’t be denied.”Similarly, the Crimson allowed a goal midway through the second period before striking in the final minute of the frame.With Harvard...
...accounted for two more in the Crimson’s 5-0 rout of Northeastern (2-20-6, 2-13-6, Hockey East).“It’s nice to see the freshmen have such a big game for us,” said Harvard coach Ted Donato ’91. “And Jon Pelle [went] through a stretch where he was a little snakebitten, but now he seems to be finding the right areas and getting some bounces.”Pelle scored the Crimson’s fourth and fifth goals, enlarging...
Less than one minute into Friday night’s overtime period against Princeton at the Bright Hockey Center, with the score knotted at four apiece, Harvard coach Ted Donato ’91 had to choose which of his skaters was going to take a penalty shot—retribution, in other words, after a Tiger was whistled for delaying the game. It wasn’t a hard choice. “Duuuuuuuuuu,” the Bright Hockey Center crowd chanted in unison: “Du! Du! Du!” Only when Donato sent pivot...