Word: hobeys
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Fusco, a holdover from the 1984 Olympics, won the Hobey Baker Award (which recognizes college hockey's most valuable player) in 1986. He finished his career as Harvard's all-time leading scorer and sparked the Crimson's 1986 drive to the NCAA finals...
...Olympic team features two players--MacDonald and Bourbeau--who are taking a year off from their studies to play for the squad, plus another--Fusco, the Hobey Baker award winner in 1986 as the nation's top collegiate player--who recently graduated...
Fusco, who graduated in 1985 (the same year he won the Hobey Baker Award), owns every major Harvard scoring record and has a special place in Crimson annals. Nevertheless, the Crimson--thanks to Associate Coach and chief recruiter Ronn Tomassoni--has churned out a bunch of Fusco play-alikes over the last several years, including a handful this year...
When Harvard hockey star Scott Fusco captured the Hobey Baker Award two years ago as the best college hockey player in the nation, it was due in part to the efforts of Cicero, who handled hockey publicity that year...
...James Lutz '90 Swimming All-Ivy Second Team Nancy Lutz '90 Indoor Track All-Ivy Second Team Steve Lux '89 Lacrosse All-Ivy Honorable Mention All-N.E. Honorable Mention Lane MacDonald '88 Hockey All-Ivy First Team All-ECAC First Team All-New England All-America First Team Hobey Baker Award Finalist ECAC Championship MVP N.E. Sportswriters' MVP Andy Maretz '87 Football All-Ivy Honorable Mention Kelly McBride '87 Lacrosse All-Ivy First Team All-America Second Team Kevin McCarthy '87 Fencing All-Ivy Second Team Dan McConaghy '89 Baseball All-Greater Boston League Katie McAnaney '90 Lacrosse...