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Cavanagh also needed no time to adjust to pressure situations, as he was Harvard’s leading scorer in the ECAC playoffs. The centerman netted the game-winner against Clarkson in the conference semifinals, and later scored the game-tying goal in the third period against Maine in NCAAs...
Naturally, he chose a Harvard man, and Kevin Sneddon ’92 is off to a fine start. The Cats have been competitive against a season-opening Hockey East gauntlet (BC, BU, UNH), have a bona-fide scorer (Jeff Miles) and appear to have the answer in goal (Travis Russell). On top of that, these Cats play hard. And our man Sneddy coaches hard. This is a good fit. Expect improvement...
...known better than to pick them this low.) Nate Leaman, the former Harvard assistant, began his tenure at Union by leading the Dutchmen, now 4-0-1, on their longest season-opening win streak in the program’s Division I history. And the leading scorer in the league? Sophomore forward Scott Seney. Who? No, really. Scott Seney. He has 10 points after five games. Cynics will say that Union got off to this great start while playing against the weakest part of its schedule. Those cynics would be correct. But hey, a great start is a great start...
Having graduated five talented seniors who guided the Crimson to the championship, including Jennifer Botterill ’02-’03, the all-time leading scorer in women’s Division I history, Harvard will have to rely on the depth of its bench and look to last year’s supporting cast to step up and play leading roles for the team...
...captain and forward Sarah Clark, the team’s third-leading goal scorer last season, will provide leadership at the front. Five of the Big Green’s top seven point scorers return to the ice this season...