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...mask, but in the end, it was the Bulldogs’ hearts that were broken. The Harvard men’s hockey team defeated Yale (11-17-3), 2-1, Saturday night in a physical Game 2 at the Bright Hockey Center to win its best-of-three ECAC first-round series with a game to spare. Though the Crimson (14-15-2) was robbed on several quality scoring opportunities by Bulldogs backup netminder Matt Modelski, the Harvard defense and senior goaltender Justin Tobe shut down the Yale offense, allowing just one goal for the third time in four games...
...wild card slots, making a total of 47 wrestlers who qualify from the conference.“All four of us are all capable of coming home with the national championship,” said tri-captain Max Meltzer, who finished third at 141 lb. despite suffering a tough first-round upset. “Each of us knows it because we train with each other. We have to make sure we train smart in the next couple of weeks, and then the sky’s the limit.”Sophomore Louis Caputo (184 lb.) and freshman...
...Harvard men's hockey team topped Yale, 2-1, Saturday night at the Bright Hockey Center to win its best-of-three ECAC first-round series and move on the quarterfinals next weekend. Sophomore Steve Rolecek scored the game-winning goal, beating Bulldogs netminder Matt Modelski late in the second period to give the Crimson a 2-1 lead. The defense and senior goaltender Justin Tobe took over from there, allowing just five shots on goal the rest of the way. Pending results from other ECAC first-round series, Harvard will travel to either Dartmouth or Clarkson for its best...
Saturday night was scheduled as the ceremonial Senior Night at Bright Hockey Center, but Friday night’s win may have postponed some of the farewells. Harvard’s victory over Colgate clinched a first-round ECAC playoff home series for the Crimson, ensuring that the team’s veteran members would spend at least one more weekend on their home ice. “We enjoy playing in front of our home crowd,” said Harvard coach Ted Donato ’91. “It is an advantage...
...fans filed out of Ingalls Rink, Crimson coach Ted Donato ’91 could only keep returning to the word “disappointing.” As league playoffs approach and teams jockey for positions, Harvard had a golden opportunity to solidify its chances for first-round home-ice advantage with a win over Yale, which had gone 1-8 and been outscored 35-20 in its last nine games. And though Jimmy Fraser gave the Crimson (10-15-1, 8-10-1 ECAC) a 1-0 lead six minutes into the game and Donato thought his team...