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...Harvard’s two wins bumped St. Lawrence into fifth place and out of a first-round bye.FINAL TICKSHarvard’s seniors were honored after the game with a brief ceremony....The Crimson fired 39 shots on net, including 19 in the second period....Junior Kevin Du, who scored Harvard’s first goal, also won 18 of 23 faceoffs....Zalewski earned a 10-minute misconduct to go along with a two-minute minor for holding the stick just 24 seconds into the second frame....The Crimson finished the regular season with three one-goal victories....Harvard...
...Gates will remain a professor in the Af-Am and English departments. And this fall, rather than seeing his colleagues leave him for Princeton or Stanford, Gates, who will continue to head the W. E. B. Du Bois Institute, welcomes new colleagues from those same two institutions...
...that bad, spectator sports satisfaction couldn’t be that fleeting. And sure enough, the Tigers quickly tied the game up and sent it to overtime. Talk about getting to see it all: there was even a penalty shot, narrowly missed by hat-tricking Kevin Du 56 ticks into extra time. But the writing was on the wall—the game-winner was only seconds away. Dylan Reese picked out Jon Pelle at the far post with a perfect pass, Pelle one-timed it in, and the jubilant Harvard bench emptied to mob Pelle and celebrate...
...When you play good teams, it’s not only what you get, it’s what you give up,” Donato said. “And we gave up a couple of chances that they took advantage of.” Junior forward Kevin Du scored the only goal for Harvard, equalizing for the Crimson at 8:05 of the first period. With Harvard on the power play, defenseman Dylan Reese took a shot from the blue line that deflected off winger Alex Meintel before caroming off Du and past Raiders goaltender Mark Dekanich...
...striking in the final minute of the frame.With Harvard on the power play, junior defenseman Dylan Reese fired an initial shot that was stopped by Princeton goaltender Eric Leroux.But junior forward Ryan Maki, standing right at the edge of the crease, scooped the rebound and quickly fed it to Du at the left post. Du slammed the puck past Leroux at 19:13, giving Harvard a 3-2 lead and setting himself up for a hat trick.OPENING THE FLOODGATESDu’s explosion was emblematic of a Crimson offense that has started to revive itself.After firing 47 shots on goal...