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...trend that players or coaches would like to see continue. On Saturday, the Crimson plays another game in Albany’s Pepsi Arena. Last weekend on that ice, Harvard defeated league foes Dartmouth and Cornell in back-to-back games for the Crimson’s third ECAC Championship in five years. Harvard scored 16 goals in those games and allowed only three, and the Crimson (21-11-2) has won 20 games for back-to-back seasons for the first time since 1992-1993 and 1993-1994. The team has also played more games at the Pepsi Arena...
...sandwiched by five- and six-game dry spells, The Man returned when Harvard’s season was on the line.His two scores against St. Lawrence and two helpers the next night against Clarkson helped secure a regular season-ending sweep that clinched a first-round bye in the ECAC tournament.Since then, Murphy has registered nine points in five postseason games, including a hat trick to close out the Saints in Game 3 of the quarterfinal series and two goals and two assists against Cornell in the championship game last Saturday.“I’ve just been...
...power play and looks like Paul Coffey back there,” Maki added, referencing the offensively explosive Hall of Fame blueliner. And after proving they can play with the big boys, Christian and McCafferty experienced as freshmen what many skaters never get: the thrill of an ECAC title, secured with last weekend’s 6-2 victory over Cornell. “To win the title is sort of like a dream come true,” McCafferty says. “Hopefully we’re not spoiled, hopefully we?...
...from this game and get our heads together,” Gardner said. “And next time we play them, it will be a different story.” Next week, Harvard travels to California, where it will battle La Verne before heading to Maryland for the ECAC Championships the following week. —Staff writer Ted Kirby can be reached at tjkirby@fas.harvard.edu...
Furthermore, said Hafner, “there’s a level of comfort in Albany.” Not only does that rink play home to the final four weekend of the ECAC tournament—which the Crimson has made for six straight years—but Harvard played its regional opener there two seasons ago. This will be the senior class’s 10th contest on that ice—more than any surface save Harvard’s Bright Hockey Center...