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Cleary, who is still putting together his lines and special teams, can only sigh when Bourbeau, Fusco and MacDonald--who starred on the Crimson power play in the 1985-'86 season--take the ice for the Olympians...
Only 26 of the nation's best players will wear the red, white and blue for their country this year in Calgary, but three of those "best and fleetest" used to skate in the red and white of the Harvard Crimson. Scott Fusco '86 is making a return appearance with the Olympians, while seniors Lane MacDonald and Allen Bourbeau are taking the year off to ply their trade on a slightly higher level...
...scoring leader of this illustrious group, however, is Cambridge's favorite son Lane MacDonald, with 25 points in 22 games. Fusco is sixth on the team's scoring chart, while Bourbeau is seventh...
...only are there many future pro stars on the team, but among the team's ranks are five players--including Fusco, who played for a season in Switzerland--who have already skated for pay. Reflecting the international trend towards the elimination of an "amateur" distinction, any skater may now participate in the Olympics...
...Ht/Wt 1986-87 Team/Hometown John Blue G 5-10/180 Minnesota/EI Toro, Ca. Allen Bourbeau C 5-9/175 Harvard/Falmouth, Ma. Greg Brown D 6-0/190 B.C./Southboro, Ma. Tom Chorske F 6-1/200 Minnesota/Minneapoli s, Mn. Clark Donatelli F 5-10/180 B.U./Providence, R.I. Scott Fusco C 5-9/175 Olten, Switz./Burlington, Ma. Guy Gosselin D 5-11/195 Minn-Duluth/Roches ter, Mn. Tony Granato C 5-10/185 Wisconsin/Downers Grove, II. Craig Janney C 6-1/195 B.C./Enfield, Ct. Jim Johannson C 6-1/189 Landsberg, FRG/Rochester, Mn. Brad Jones...