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...only read box scores and stat charts, you might not be familiar with Tyler Magura. A goal here, an assist there, but nothing flashy from the sophomore centerman of the Harvard men’s hockey team. At least, seven points as a freshman and two assists this season haven’t grabbed him many headlines. But there’s a reason Magura split last year’s George Percy Award for best rookie with Jon Pelle and his 25 points. And there’s a reason that opposing squads consider Magura the epitome...
...last year’s Hobey Baker Hat Trick finalist season—Harvard skaters will need to follow up more shots, crowd the net, and risk bodies for rebounds. “They’re a bunch of big boys,” said sophomore forward Tyler Magura, “and we’re going to have to really play hard.” And for all the fan hype leading up to Friday’s Cornell game—it is, after all, The Game for Harvard hockey—Saturday?...
Rookies Tyler Magura and Jon Pelle shared the George Percy Award as the team’s top rookie, and senior goaltender Dov Grumet-Morris—a Hobey Baker Award finalist whose season save percentage of .947 ranks third in NCAA history—took home the John Tudor Memorial Cup as the squad’s most valuable player...
...freshman Alex Meintel wasted no time answering back for the Crimson, putting home the go-ahead tally just eight seconds later, one tick short of an NCAA tournament record for consecutive goals. Though Harvard lost the face-off following Collins’ score, rookie Tyler Magura quickly regained possession for the Crimson and tested Regan from the point. Though he recorded the initial save, Regan left the rebound on the doorstep for Meintel, who flipped his no-angle second effort across the crease and into the top corner of the cage on the far side to restore Harvard?...
...freshman Alex Meintel wasted no time answering back for the Crimson, poking home the go-ahead tally just eight seconds later, one tick short of an NCAA tournament record. Though Harvard lost the faceoff following Collins’ score, rookie Tyler Magura quickly regained possession for the Crimson and tested Regan from the point. Though he recorded the initial save, Regan left the rebound on the doorstep for Meintel, who flipped his no-angle second effort across the crease and into the top corner of the cage on the far side to restore Harvard’s one-goal lead...