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...possible that Harvard would have lost to Cornell in the conference tournament this year? Perhaps—but when the Big Red machine went down to No. 9 Clarkson in the quarterfinals, Harvard became the favorite. Despite a No. 6 seed, the Crimson knew it was the tournament??€™s most skilled team. And it showed...
After winning a National Championship and the NCAA tournament??€™s Most Outstanding Wrestler Award, the list of Jesse Jantzen’s accomplishments now seems longer than a 19th century Russian epic novel...
Because of a clause in the tournament??€™s handbook regarding player availability come time for tournament play and team selection, Dartmouth wasn’t the only team concerned about it’s Frozen Four chances...
...prerequisite and perhaps forerunner to the upcoming Patty Kazmaier Award announcement on March 27, the eve of the NCAA women’s hockey national championship, co-captain Angela Ruggiero was named the 2003-2004 ECAC Player of the Year Friday night before the start of the tournament??€™s final four. Ruggiero joined Corriero on the league’s first team. Chu represented the Crimson on the second team...
Following Harvard’s 6-1 rout over St. Lawrence in the ECAC Championship game, Ruggiero was named the tournament??€™s Most Outstanding Player. She also joined four teammates—McAuliffe, junior Nicole Corriero, and sophomores Julie Chu and Jennifer Skinner—in sweeping every skating position on the ECAC JP Morgan Chase All-Tournament team—a clear reflection of Harvard’s dominance in the ECAC postseason...