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...same team hits double-digits in the following game, something’s going right on offense. The No. 12 Harvard men’s hockey shocked top-seeded Dartmouth in the semifinal of the ECAC tournament, routing the No. 15 Big Green, 10-1, on Friday evening at Pepsi Arena. Crimson netminder John Daigneau delivered a solid effort, posting 34 saves and allowing only a lone goal in just over 50 minutes of play. “He looked like he was in a pretty good zone,” Dartmouth coach Bob Gaudet said...
...victory over Cornell in the ECAC Tournament final. The skaters congratulated senior netminder John Daigneau—who was named the Most Outstanding Player of the All-Tournament team with his 53 saves and three goals on the weekend—and then they milled about the Pepsi Arena ice, posing and grinning and milking the celebration. It was Harvard’s third championship in five consecutive final appearances against the Big Red, which previously won in 2003 and 2005. “I thought our guys played superbly,” was the simple opening remark of Harvard...
...total (now 13) and sparked a Crimson offense that notched 18 goals in that span. It began with an 8-4 drubbing of Saint Lawrence that clinched the ECAC tournament quarterfinal series last Sunday, and it continued this past Friday with a 10-1 win over Dartmouth in the Pepsi Arena semifinal. In that pair of games, Harvard lit the lamp more than it had in its previous five games (17 total goals). Known mainly for his defensive ability and his quick wheels, Mandes assisted on a shorthanded goal and then scored a 4-on-4 strike against the Saints...
...same team hits double-digits in the following game, something’s going right on offense. The No. 12 Harvard men’s hockey shocked top-seeded Dartmouth in the semifinal of the ECAC tournament, routing the No. 15 Big Green 10-1 on Friday evening at Pepsi Arena. Crimson netminder John Daigneau delivered a solid effort, posting 34 saves and allowing only a lone goal in just over 50 minutes of play. “He looked like he was in a pretty good zone,” Dartmouth coach Bob Gaudet said...
...Harvard men’s hockey team is headed to the ECAC semifinals in Albany, NY. After a busy best-of-three series last weekend in which it outlasted St. Lawrence, the No. 4-seeded Crimson faces off against top-seeded Dartmouth at 4:30 this afternoon in Pepsi Arena. The St. Patrick’s Day showdown will determine which team will play for the ECAC championship. “It was obviously a real tough weekend last weekend,” senior Tom Walsh said. “Our only goal was to get to Albany, and we?...