Word: ncaas
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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Belmonte, who left Harvard seven years ago, was responsible for bringing in such superstars as Grant Blair (second on Harvard's all-time goaltending list) and Tim Smith (a ringmaster with a wicked shot who helped lead Harvard to the NCAA finals...
...Minnesota-Duluth. Everyone in Boston knows what Len Ceglarski's Eagles did to the Crimson in the consolation round of last year's Beanpot. Mike Sertich's Bulldogs have turned into a national rival for the Crimson ever since they defeated Harvard in the quarterfinals of the 1985 NCAA Championships...
Freshman Scott Jaffe led a Crimson contigent that was determined to prove that last year's loss was just a fluke. Not only did Jaffe qualify for the NCAA Championships held next spring with his time of 2:02.39 in the 200 breaststroke, but his time of 1:51.79 in the 200 individual medley set was good enough for him to capture that event also. His NCAA qualifying time in the breastroke was the fastest in the nation so far this year...
...Green should take a lesson from its partner on the color wheel. Last year, Bowling Green came to Cambridge for the NCAA quarterfinals with a busload of big guys. The Falcons tried their best to lower the speed limit at Bright--oh, say down to 25 miles an hour--but couldn't enforce it. The Crimson went about 75 miles per hour and the Falcons barely scraped 20, as Harvard buzzed...
Never-Never Land: Last year, the NCAA instituted the three-point line, much to the chagrin of Harvard's foes. The Crimson shooters took advantage of the new rule, hitting 42 percent of its three-pointers...