Men's Ice Hockey
Preview: No. 14 Men's Hockey to Face Dartmouth in ECAC Quarterfinals
Harvard starts the road to Lake Placid with a best-of-three quarterfinal beginning on Friday.
Cam As You Are
Junior Cameron Gornet is riding a streak of solid play and is set to make his postseason debut on Friday.
Silky Mitts
Junior defenseman Adam Fox leads Harvard in scoring, and is also a Hobey Baker nominee this season.
Highs and Lows
In both regular season contests between these teams, Dartmouth has found the net first. Harvard will want to stifle the Big Green's run-and-gun offense, or risk a repeat of last year's Game 1 loss.
So We Meet Again
Last year, the Crimson beat the Big Green in a three-game series to advance to Lake Placid.
Bye, Felicia
While the Crimson only captured two of the desired four standings points, importantly it has clinched a first-round bye in the ECAC playoffs.
Camtastic
Junior Cameron Gornet has stepped up to fill the void in the crease left by an injured Michael Lackey. His play has maintained consistency for the Crimson, preventing the season from imploding down the stretch without the starting net-minder.
No Ryan, No Problem
The Crimson's freshman class is among the most productive in all of college hockey. The group of first-years has helped the squad maintain its offensive prowess despite the loss of standout forward Ryan Donato to the NHL.
Men's Hockey Clinches ECAC Bye with 2-Point Weekend
The Crimson will battle its conference quarterfinal opponent in a best-of-three series in two weeks' time.
Lacking Bad Games
Senior goaltender Michael Lackey has been a key component of the Crimson's surge in the 2019 portion of the schedule.
Masked Man, Yes He Can
After his first two forgettable starts this season, Michael Lackey has ranked in the top 10 in the country in the major goalie categories.
Gornet-minder
In Michael Lackey's absence, junior backup Cameron Gornet secured the crease and guided the Crimson to a pair of victories last weekend.
Big But Nimble
Lackey's size and athleticism have allowed him to blossom as Harvard's go-to backstop.
Kneed to Get Better
Lackey, pictured in a knee brace and using crutches, was unable to play in last weekend's senior night affair due to his right knee injury.
1 and 1A
Michael Lackey (right) and former standout Merrick Madsen '18 (left) engaged in a heated duel for the number-one spot last season. Madsen ultimately won out, but the competition bettered Lackey's game.
