Word: ncaas
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...second fame: he tallied three shorthanded goals in that span for a national record when the Crimson tromped Dartmouth, 10-0, last December. Donato played well enough in St. Paul to upstage soon-to-be-named Hobey Baker winner MacDonald and walk away with three goals and NCAA MVP honors...
...brother, Scott--who is actually a bit smaller than his 6-ft., 1-in., 195-1b. "little" brother--is hoping his senior season will be injury-free. Scott has suffered fom collarbone and wrist injuries the past two years and has yet to play in an NCAA playoff game...
...area Harvard won't worry about for quite awhile is goal. The Crimson has not one, but two ofthe nation's top goaltenders in sophomores AllainRoy (.912 save percentage, 2.52 goals-againstaverage) and Chuckie Hughes (.906, 2.79). Roy wasthe netminder named to the NCAA tourney teamwithout even playing in the finals. Hughes, thesmallest player on last year's team, provedhimself to be the hardest to miss with his on-andoff-ice antics. Hughes followed up aheart-stopping performance in the Beanpotsemifinals by holding court in the Boston Gardenlocker room--then gave another unforgettableperformance on the 11 o'clock news...
When Harvard wing Ed Krayer tapped a rebound past University of Minnesota goaltender Robb Stauber in overtime to give the Crimson its first NCAA championship, Harvard faithful were dancing in the streets of Cambridge...
...that saying goes, with the "thrill of victory" necessarily comes the "agony of defeat." The 4-3 overtime defeat marked Minnesota's fourth consecutive exit from the NCAA Final Four without a title victory. Once again, Minnesota fans were left with the indelible impression of a ski jumper viciously tumbling down a 100-meter ramp...