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...just brought passion today and played for 60 minutes,” said Harvard women’s hockey??s all-time leading scorer, Jennifer Botterill ’02-’03. “I don’t think we did that on Friday [in Canada’s 3-1 loss to the United States]. We brought that great Canadian pride that this team’s all about...
...brief moment in time, fans had a chance to watch them in Crimson jerseys. For now, their names are fresh on our minds and will continue to hold firm places in Harvard hockey??s history books. One only hopes they continue to play a role in women’s hockey in one capacity or another...
...while all of the fanfare and signage reflected the more relaxed, have-fun attitude that imbues collgiate women’s hockey??s ultimate event, even the fans bore down and got serious once the game began...
This type of controversy is nothing new to the major college sports (and here I might be stretching hockey??s popularity a bit): think about the Bowl Championship Series (BCS) and the ruckus that erupted with USC being named National Champs by national sportswriters and LSU, the winner of Nokia Sugar Bowl, being named National Champs—through a contractual requirement with the BCS—by the coaches. The 16 teams that play in the Frozen Four tournament are selected strictly by the numbers, and since polls are not given any weight whatsoever, there is only...
...Harvard men’s and women’s hockey teams have recently won their respective ECAC Championships. Each team has earned an automatic bid to hockey??s version of March Madness. The Frozen Four awaits Harvard, along with a chance to bring home two national titles...