Men's Ice Hockey
Still Counts
While the Crimson wishes it was battling Northeastern in Monday's Beanpot finale, a victory against the Terriers on the consolation game will help Harvard's case in the Pairwise rankings.
LIVE: No. 18/15 Men's Hockey Defeats BU, 5-2, in Beanpot Consolation
Follow along as the Crimson takes the ice against the Terriers for a third-place Beanpot finish.
New Man Behind the Mask
Freshman Vinnie Purpura started in net for the Terriers on Monday, displacing usual starter, junior Jake Oettinger.
Reilling Up the Offense
Sophomore blue-liner Reilly Walsh picked up a pair of assists in the victory and has tallied five helpers in his last three games.
No Surprises There
On Monday night, junior defenseman Adam Fox became just the fourth Harvard rearguard to reach the 100-point mark for his career.
Freddie Gregs
Junior forward Frédéric Grégoire propelled his team to victory, finding twine twice in the 5-2 consolation win.
Men's Hockey Takes Third Place in Beanpot Over BU
Harvard outplayed the Terriers to a 5-2 victory, walking away from the 2019 Beanpot with a third-place finish and keeping its at-large NCAA Tournament hopes alive.
Potluck
On Friday night, the Crimson skates in its first match since a Beanpot semifinal loss, looking to right the ship after Monday's disappointment.
LIVE: No. 17 Men's Hockey Bests No. 20 Union
Follow the action live from the Bright-Landry Hockey Center.
United We Stand
The Crimson rode its red-hot powerplay to victory on Friday, ousting a ranked Union squad and picking up two valuable conference points.
Fox for Hobey
Junior blue-liner Adam Fox bolstered his case for the Hobey Baker Memorial Award — given to college hockey's most valuable player — with a four-assist night on Friday.
See You Soon
Harvard will visit Union in its final weekend of the season, hoping to once again best the formidable ECAC opponent.
Redemption 5-on-4
The powerplay struck four times on Friday after going 0-for-4 in Monday's Beanpot semifinal loss to BC.
No. 17 Men's Hockey Defeats No. 20 Union with Red-Hot Powerplay
The Crimson potted four goals with the extra-man en route to a 5-3 triumph over the Dutchmen at the Bright-Landry Hockey Center.
Look Good, Play Good
The Crimson dons its alternate uniforms — homage to its sweaters in the 1970s — for the second time this season.
