Word: ecacs
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...Crimson found out last year, some of the stiffest competition will be right here in the ECAC. In the 1988-89 season, Harvard went 31-3-0--all three losses were to league opponents. And once again, the Crimson has been picked to finish ahead of the ECAC pack...
...reason for that decision is Harvard's offensive firepower. Although the Crimson lost two of the best forwards in the nation in MacDonald and Bourbeau, it still has the strongest returning offense in the ECAC...
...blessing from the hockey gods (a.k.a. theNCAA commission) has given back Scott's favoriteblueline buddy and the Crimson's biggest defensivethreat--All-ECAC defender Kevan Melrose--for thefirst half of the season. Melrose, whose fiveyears of collegiate eligibility ended last spring,was granted an extension and will play untilJanuary...
...Woodbury native decided he could not leave his mother, Patricia, alone in the East. Suddenly, Harvard was the obvious alternative. He already had two sisters in the Boston area--one at B.C., one at Springfield College. And the Crimson's hockey program was already a force in the ECAC...
...face it: the ECAC could very well be the best college hockey conference in the nation. After sweeping the Big Three last year--Best Team (Harvard), Best Player (Hobey Baker Winner Lane MacDonald) and Best Coach (AHCA Coach of the Year Joe Marsh of St. Lawrence)--those teams from the East should once again prove that it rules college hockey. No other conference has so much depth. We're not talking Michigan State against Ferris State, here, folks...