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...NCAA hockey, special teams are very important,” Rogers said. “You need to score goals on the power play to be a successful team. It’s the same for penalty kills. NCAA hockey is special teams itself and I think it’s good that we finally started scoring goals on the power play...
...return to health. “Benji looks physically fit and back to his old form again,” Crimson coach Peter Brand said. “He looks like he’s back, and if he stays healthy, he certainly has a shot at recapturing the NCAA individual title.” The senior’s nagging injuries during the fall campaign hampered the performance of the épée squad, which often became the deciding factor in meets. Saturday was no different. Harvard came into its final round of epee against...
...Lowe’s Senior CLASS award...After last season’s 10-game winless streak, the Crimson rebounded in its post-reading period match against Dartmouth. Harvard faces the Big Green when it returns from a two-week break, at Hanover...The Crimson’s 1989 NCAA Championship team, which includes Donato, who was named the Most Outstanding Player, was honored tonight on the ice at the intermission.—Staff writer Courtney D. Skinner can be reached at cskinner@fas.harvard.edu...
...lack of focus led to a 6-2 loss against a tough Bulldogs (11-4-0, 6-2 ECAC) squad on Saturday night at Bright Hockey Center.With Harvard’s 1989 team back in Cambridge to commemorate the 20th anniversary of the Crimson’s last NCAA Championship, three Bulldog goals within the first 10 minutes of the opening period put the game out of reach.Yale’s fast and physical team pressured the Crimson all over the ice and exposed problems with Harvard’s ability to execute the fundamentals...
...because he was kicking himself. But as student-athletes secure larger, longer contracts out of school and as scouts even turn their attention to high school prospects, the last thing we need is less authentic, respectful celebration. Instead of discouraging manifestations of joy and excitement on the field, the NCAA should applaud them as true elements of sport that remain in an association that becomes more commercial with each passing season...