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...pull a guy out, he gets an ovation, and I thought John certainly deserved an ovation by himself.” Backup Justin Tobe made a perfect 10 stops in 9:26 of relief. ALONG THE BOARDS This was Harvard’s sixth consecutive trip to the ECAC tournament??s final four weekend, and the win over Dartmouth clinched the Crimson’s fifth consecutive appearance in the championship game…The Crimson power play went 2-for-5 on the night, and its penalty kill held the Big Green scoreless in four chances?...
With the come-from-behind series win, Harvard clinched its sixth straight berth in the ECAC tournament??s final weekend, but from here on out, the road is paved with single-elimination games. This Friday’s 4:30 p.m. semifinal against Dartmouth, Saturday’s possible championship game, the first round of NCAAs—all of these are ‘win or go home,’ as they...
...that we know we can beat them—we know we can play with them.”If Harvard can edge the Saints twice more, the Crimson will get the chance to die another day. It means next weekend will be spent in Albany at the ECAC tournament??s championship weekend festivities.For now, the Crimson will have to keep Trevelyan and St. Lawrence from pulling off the un-Hollywood ending, and the battle begins at 7:00 pm tonight.—Staff writer Gabriel M. Velez can be reached at gmvelez@fas.harvard.edu...
...Vance’s performance did not go unnoticed by tournament officials, who named him to the Tournament??s All-Regional team. Upstaging more established stars like Zak Farkes ‘06 and Schuyler Mann ’05, he was the only Harvard player to receive the honor...
...finals. “It was fitting that it was Sid and Yasser,” said captain Will Broadbent. “They are the two best college players in the nation.” Suchde shut out every opponent, 3-0, on his way to the tournament??s finals and received little resistance from No. 5 Mauricio Sanchez of Princeton in a 3-0 semifinal bout, setting up a showdown with No. 2-seeded El Halaby—one of the best college players of all time. Suchde started out the match in a hole, losing...