Men's Ice Hockey
Gib Me More
Gibson's .929 save percentage was far from a poor showing, though his 2.77 GAA was a little less of a highlight.
Still Got the Power
The Crimson's powerplay is converting at a rate of 29.4 percent, good for best in the country.
No. 16 Men's Hockey Skates to Draw at Colgate
The Crimson's powerplay chipped in on two of the team's goals tonight, allowing it to chase the Raiders.
Now You Ze Him
Rookie forward Nick Abruzzese leads all freshmen in the country in points per game (1.24).
Between the Pipes
Despite the Clarkson game's rocky start, rookie net-minder Mitchell Gibson helped right the ship.
No. 16 Men's Hockey Earns Split Against St. Lawrence, Clarkson
The Crimson's powerplay helped it to victory against the Saints, but the Golden Knights' own offensive prowess cost Harvard the next night.
Decisive as Ever
On Saturday, the Crimson left no doubts in its 7-0 trouncing of rival Yale under the bright lights of Madison Square Garden.
Cya Later
Yale net-minder Corbin Kaczperski let his frustration get the best of him when he piled on — and threw punches at — Harvard freshman Henry Thrun late in the contest.
They're First for a Reason
Harvard's top forward line led the way on Saturday, combining for four goals and four assists in the 7-0 blowout of the Bulldogs.
Captain Contributing
Captain Nathan Krusko potted his second goal of the season 93 seconds into the middle stanza — the first of six cushion goals for the Crimson.
Back at the Garden
The Crimson returns to Madison Square Garden after last season's convincing victory over another Ivy League rival, Cornell.
No. 18 Men's Hockey Trounces Yale, 7-0, at Madison Square Garden
The Crimson came away with a decisive victory on a grand stage — one which it hopes will revitalize its season as the second half of the campaign begins.
Power Up
The Crimson's top powerplay unit, sitting eighth in the nation at 26.0 percent effective, can make a team pay.
Turning Point at MSG
Last season, Harvard defeated Cornell at Madison Square Garden in a pivotal game in the 2018-2019 season narrative.
Consistent Rivalry
Harvard-Yale matchups promise to be hard-fought, physical, and fast-paced, irrespective of the teams' records entering a given contest.
Chippy Elis
Meetings between the Crimson and the Bulldogs often possess a chippy element, adding to the entertainment factor that the Madison Square Garden audience eagerly anticipates.
Last Time Out
In a mid-November clash, the Crimson handled the Elis to the tune of 6-1. The game, however, was closer than the score would indicate.
PREVIEW: No. 18 Men's Hockey to Face Yale at Madison Square Garden
The Crimson clashes with a storied rival on Saturday at the world's most famous arena.
Quinnip-attack
The Crimson struggled to impose a full 60-minute game on its opponents this weekend, coming up with just one point out of a possible four.
Baby Come Jack
Harvard was without its top-line center on Friday at Quinnipiac. Sophomore Jack Drury was still traveling back from the Czech Republic, where he represented the United States in the World Junior Championship.
No. 16/15 Men’s Hockey Picks up Just One Point at Quinnipiac, Princeton
In a pair of ECAC matchups, the Crimson fell to Quinnipiac, 6-1, before tying Princeton, 3-3.
No. 17 Men’s Hockey Earns Win, Tie Against No. 16/14 ASU
The Crimson returned to its winning ways to close out 2019, facing non-conference foes the Sun Devils in California.
Cali Clash
Harvard and ASU met at the Anaheim Ducks' practice facility, marking the first college hockey contest in California in two decades.
Mitch Behind the Mask
Gibson, who earlier this season was the best-performing net-minder in the country, turned in the first sub-.900 game of his collegiate career on Saturday (.857 SV%).