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...other records that he previously held—such as most goals in a career—have been claimed by his later students. During his 20-plus years at Bright Hockey Center, these students included the three Hobey Baker Award Winners and fellow-Olympians Scott M. Fusco ’85, Mark E. Fusco ’83, and B. Lane MacDonald ’88, as well as other Olympic contenders such as Donato and many NHL players.Donato, who Cleary described in 1990 as having “a lot of poise” and making...
Grumet-Morris is the program’s first finalist since 1994, when current-assistant coach Sean McCann made it to the final-10. The Crimson has had three winners—Lane MacDonald ’89, Mark Fusco ’83, and Scott Fusco...
Current Harvard assistant Sean McCann ’94—formerly a Crimson captain and Hobey Baker finalist—first-year Vermont and former Union coach Kevin Sneddon ’92 and Hobey Baker winner Mark Fusco ’83 would all present viable options, as would former NHL star Ted Drury ’93 and current Boston Bruin Ted Donato...
...case for the rest of the team, Pettit’s last trip to Hobey Baker proved more memorable. In last season’s meeting here, he became the first player since Scott Fusco ’86 to record five points in a game...
ALBANY, N.Y.—Even with all its history—10 Beanpots, one national championship and the likes of Billy Cleary ’56, the Fusco brothers and Lane MacDonald ’89—never since the birth of Harvard hockey on Boston’s Franklin Field in 1898 had the Crimson won back-to-back ECAC titles...