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...from its sixth-place finish last year. “We did probably as well, if not better, than we did last year in this tournament,” Brand said. “We have a few holes and weaknesses we’re going to have to fill. It’s a very strong year for the Ivy League.” In a tournament of only individual events, it is difficult to predict where the Crimson will fall in the national rankings this year. Still, with the addition of many talented freshmen, the team can continue...
...think every year it’s different. You reinvent yourselves a little bit, and you get different leadership,” Stone says. “We’ve got some holes to fill, which we’re hoping to do, but we want to be more aggressive. We want to be more offensive, and still play great defense...
...Though goaltending is a strength, Harvard will take a noticeable hit after graduating defenseman and former Olympian Caitlin Cahow ’07-’08. The team will look to its strong leadership, impressive speed, and now-experienced sophomores to fill that void...
Each year brings change in college hockey, and for the Harvard men’s hockey team, both ends of the ice have roles for the nine incoming freshmen to fill. Aside from the questions surrounding who will start in goal, Harvard is looking to bolster its offensive lines after graduating six forwards last season.The Crimson’s roster includes players who have substantial experience at the national junior level, but the first task will be to adjust to the pace of college hockey and the length of the season.Though some of Harvard’s top goal-scorers...
...posted a .923 save percentage and a 2.19 goals-against average in addition to posting three shutouts, two of which came on consecutive nights. Richter received accolades to boot, earning the Ken Dryden Award as the ECAC’s top keeper.But while Richter has left big shoes to fill, Harvard has three promising prospects vying for the spot in goal: junior John Riley, sophomore Ryan Carroll, and freshman Matt Hoyle.“They’re all up to the task of starting, so it’s nice to see them out there competing...