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...defensemen played in 121 games over his career at Harvard, compiling 40 assists and 21 goals, a high offensive total for a defensive standout.“He plays with a little boy’s enthusiasm…and with a willingness to go into the lion??s den a little bit.” Harvard coach Ted Donato ’91 said after Reese’s sophomore year. “That’s a characteristic most great players have.”Not much has changed since then...
Captain Fitzbattleaxe (Walter B. Klyce ’10) does the lion??s share of the seducing. (It’s worth the price of admission, by the way, just to hear how much fun Munson has pronouncing his name.) Strutting around in uniform with a charismatic squint and a terrifically nasal speaking voice, Klyce’s strong, clear tenor plays second fiddle only to his great comic timing. There’s a joke involving the hilt of his sword and an erection that is much funnier than it has any business being, and that?...
...question mark in the crease is not a problem recent Harvard teams have had to deal with. Since the 2002-03 season, the Crimson has had one goaltender start the lion??s share of its games, with Dov Grumet-Morris ’05 owning the spot for three years and John Daigneau ’06 beating out Tobe for the job in 2005-06 and being voted the team’s Most Valuable Player for his outstanding year...
Hyman has also taken over the lion??s share of the president’s alumni development and fundraising duties—a potential boon to his prospects as a candidate...
...Entry Draft.After spending just one season with Reese, Harvard coach Ted Donato ’91 extolled his attitude and work ethic, explaining that the blueliner plays “with a little boy’s enthusiasm, and he plays with a willingness to go into the lion??s den a little bit.” “That’s a characteristic most great players have,” Donato added.Even Reese himself had an idea of what was to come, remarking that he would “would love to be the captain...