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...regular season at home. The weekend game was chosen ensure easier travel for the players’ families and friends...Saturday’s win, Harvard’s 17th on the season, officially tied Donato with Bill Cleary ’56 as the winningest rookie skipper in Crimson history. Cleary, who would coach Donato when the latter was a student, went 17-8-1 during the 1971-1972 campaign, his first as Harvard coach...
...spray of dreadlocks, a sinuous beat, a voice singing of revolution, revelation and romance. There was a man, born in that same locale of many names, that some called The Skipper, for his commanding nature, and that others called the Tuff Gong, for his fortitude. He referred to himself, at various times and in various songs, as the Duppy Conquerer (for his power over the spirit world), the Small Axe (who can cut down the big tree) and a Soul Rebel. For a time, disillusioned by his struggles in the cutthroat Jamaican music scene, he lived in Wilmington, Delaware, worked...
This year, Ted Donato ’91 began his rookie season as Harvard skipper with a wide-open door, ready to apportion ice time for those who earned it before his eyes—not those who had been given it in previous years...
Collegiate. Professional. National. Olympic. You name the level of hockey, and Harvard coach Ted Donato ’91 has won on it—as a player. This weekend’s homestand against Yale and Princeton gave the Crimson skipper a new bullet point for the old resume, though—a coaching win. Two of them, in fact...
Collegiate. Professional. National. Olympic. You name the level of hockey, and Harvard coach Ted Donato ’91 has won on it—as a player. This weekend’s homestand against Yale and Princeton gave the Crimson skipper a new bullet point for the old resume, though—a coaching win. Two of them, in fact...