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Bend, Don't Break

By Timothy R. O'Meara
Though Jake Kielly had an impressive record all season, he conceded 12 goals to Harvard in three games. In the end, he backstopped his team to the win that counted most. The ECAC semifinal victory was also his first win versus the Crimson.
Though Jake Kielly had an impressive record all season, he conceded 12 goals to Harvard in three games. In the end, he backstopped his team to the win that counted most. The ECAC semifinal victory was also his first win versus the Crimson.

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