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MacDonald, who earned All-Tournament honors forhis Final Four performance, follows in thefootsteps of Harvard's Fusco brothers, Mark (the1983 winner) and Scott (1986), the only otherEastern players to win the award in its nine-yearhistory...
...Crimson won two of four matches to place 11th in the U.C.-Irvine Tournament. It blanked Claremont-Mudd, 9-0, and pulled out a close win over Northwest Louisiana, 5-4. The two losses came at the hands of Nebraska and Utah by identical 6-3 scores...
...look at the All-Tournament team results proved MacDonald right. Four Crimson names appeared on the list--none of them Krayer's. But neither were there any mistakes...
Krayer grabbed the spotlight a little late--in the press box the officials asked for the All-Tournament team ballots during the break between the regulation and overtime periods...
Saturday night in front of a partisan crowd of 15,861 spectators from the Land of 10,000 Lakes, Crimson forward Ed Krayer tallied a goal 4:16 into overtime to defeat the Gophers, 4-3, in the finals of the 1989 NCAA tournament. As the puck skirted past Minnesota goalie Robb Stauber, Crimson players hurled helmets and sticks into the air. For the first time in the 41-year history of the tournament, Harvard (31-3) was champion of college hockey and the first Crimson team since the 1904 golf squad to win a NCAA title...