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Tonight's game will be important for both teams, since Harvard (6-5-2) and Dartmouth (9-8) are fighting for one of the eight ECAC playoff berths. The Big Green has been on the verge of elimination several times this season, especially after back-to-back losses to Boston College and Cornell earlier in the month. But they have managed to hang in there with upsets over Providence (Feb. 10, 4-1) and Cornell...
Seven straight wins for Cornell almost assure the Big Red of an ECAC berth. For Harvard, the loss means a long road to the playoff...
...ECAC, 5-1 in the Ivies) has won its last six games, and after a slow start this season, has moved into the number three spot in the ECAC and is tied with Brown for the Ivy lead. Cornell's last victim was a tough Dartmouth squad (5-3) last Saturday night in Ithaca's notorious Lynah Rink...
...reason for the Big Red resurgence? Sophomore goaltender John VanDerMark has a lot to do with it. VanDerMark boasts a 1.24 goals-against average to lead the Ivy league, and has moved up to second place among ECAC goaltenders with a 3.20 average. In four League games, he has allowed only five goals on 97 shots...
Harvard, which has lost only one of its last ten games, needs the win tonight if it is to stay in contention for the ECAC playoffs (Harvard is 6-4-2) and for the Ivy crown which the Crimson (2-2) won handily last season with a perfect 12-0 record...