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Despite missing out on the postseason in 2009, the Crimson finished with a winning record for the first time since 2004, and its only three conference losses—to NCAA tournament selectees Brown, Cornell, and Princeton—were by a combined four goals...
...season began smoothly enough with a 16-6 victory over Canisius. The following game saw Harvard head to the nation’s capital to take on Georgetown. Although the Crimson led for the majority of the first half, the Hoyas used a 6-1 second-half run to put Harvard away. A late comeback fell just short as the Crimson lost, 13-12—the same exact score by which it lost to Georgetown...
...first league game of the season, the Crimson was smothered by Brown early. Sophomore goalie Christian Coates allowed five goals in the first quarter while recording only one save en route to an early 6-1 Bears lead. Freshman goalie Harry Krieger stepped in for the last three frames and kept Harvard in the game, but another late rally left the team in a quick hole in the Ivy League standings after the 13-11 loss to Brown...
...league record, Harvard took a break from Ivy action to welcome Duke to Harvard Stadium on a Friday night that saw a record-breaking number of fans in attendance. But the bright lights didn’t faze the Blue Devils, who opened an 8-0 lead in the first quarter and coasted to a 14-5 rout...
After being upset by Ivy basement-dweller Penn the following week, the Crimson returned to Cambridge for its last and most historic home game. Backed by timely scoring and a solid performance by emerging starter Krieger in the cage, Harvard upset Princeton, 11-8—its first win against the Tigers since 1990. The win put the Crimson back in the postseason picture, granting Harvard a win-and-in scenario with one game left at archrival Yale...