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2011-12 Crimson Men’s Ice Hockey Game Notes

Game OnNo. 19 Harvard heads to Atlantic City, N.J., seeking its ninth ECAC Hockey Championship title. The third‑seeded Crimson takes on 13th‑ranked, second‑seeded Cornell in Friday’s second semifinal.

• The Crimson came back from a game down and came from behind in each game to defeat sixth-seeded Yale in a three-game series last weekend at Bright Hockey Center. The first two games of the series went to overtime, and Game 2 lasted nearly 90 minutes before Dan Ford (Skaneateles, N.Y.) netted the game-winner. Harvard exploded for six straight goals to take the deciding game, 8-2.

• Harvard has a 90-49-4 all-time record in the ECAC playoffs and has won eight tournament titles to trail only Cornell in wins (97) and championships (12). Harvard is playing in its first semifinal since 2008 but its eighth in the last 12 years. In those 12 tournaments, including this year, the Crimson is 35-15 with three league titles (2002, ’04 and ’06), three runner-up showings and eight total semifinal appearances. This is the 51st ECAC tournament and Harvard’s 29th semifinal appearance. Harvard is 17-11 in semifinals, including wins in each of its last six appearances.

• The Crimson has won four of its last five games and lost just three times in the last 16 games (8-3-5).

Schedule & ResultsOctober 21 WESTERN ONTARIO X ........W, 7-4November 4 PRINCETON E I ....................... L, 3-4 5 No. 19 QUINNIPIAC E .... T, 2-2 (ot) 11 CORNELL E I ........................... L, 2-4 12 No. 18 COLGATE E ................W, 4-2 18 at Clarkson E ............................W, 3-2 19 at St. Lawrence E ........................ L, 3-4 22 NEW HAMPSHIRE ...............W, 7-6 25 at Dartmouth E I ................. T, 3-3 (ot)December 2 at Massachusetts ................. T, 4-4 (ot) 10 at Princeton E I ..........................W, 4-3 30 at No. 18 North Dakota ..... T, 4-4 (ot) 31 at No. 18 North Dakota ............ L, 3-7January 6 at No. 14 Union E .............. T, 3-3 (ot) 7 at Rensselaer E .................... T, 2-2 (ot) 13 No. 14 UNION E O ................... L, 0-2 14 No. 6 BOSTON U. ........... L, 3-4 (ot) 20 at No. 18 Colgate E............. T, 2-2 (ot) 21 at No. 9 Cornell E I ............. T, 2-2 (ot) 27 YALE E I ...................................W, 4-3 28 BROWN E I ..............................W, 3-1 31 DARTMOUTH E I ............ T, 2-2 (ot)

February 3 at Quinnipiac E ........................W, 6-3 6 No. 1 Boston University B ......... L, 1-3 10 RENSSELAER E ................ T, 2-2 (ot) 13 Northeastern B ..........................W, 3-2 17 at Brown E I ......................... T, 3-3 (ot) 18 at Yale E I .................................... L, 1-7 24 ST. LAWRENCE E ..................W, 4-1 25 CLARKSON E .........................W, 3-2March 9 YALE Q .............................. L, 1-2 (ot) 10 YALE Q ........................... W, 4-3 (2ot) 11 YALE Q ....................................W, 8-2 16 No. 13 Cornell C .................7:30 p.m. 17 No. 6 Union/No. 20 Colgate C .4:30/7:30 p.m. 23-25 NCAA Regionals R

April 5-7 NCAA Frozen Four F

Home games in CAPS X ExhibitionE ECAC Hockey game I Ivy League game

O Outdoor game at Fenway Park, Boston, Mass.B 60th Annual Beanpot, Boston, Mass.

Q ECAC Hockey Championship quarterfinalsC ECAC Hockey Championship, Atlantic City, N.J.

R Predetermined sites F Tampa, Fla.

University InformationLocation ..................................Cambridge, Mass.Founded ......................................................1636Enrollment ................................................6,715President ................................Drew Gilpin FaustNichols Family Dir. of Athletics ..Robert L. ScaliseAffiliation ................................ NCAA Division IConferences .............. ECAC Hockey, Ivy LeagueArena (capacity) ...Bright Hockey Center (2,776)Ice Size .................................................. 204 x 87

Team InformationHead coach ................Ted Donato (Harvard ’91) Record ..................115-119-32, eighth seasonAssistant coaches .Albie O’Connell (Boston U. ’99) Jerry Forton (Buffalo ’86)Vol. assistant coach .... Bruce Irving (Cornell ’84)Captain ......................................Ryan GrimshawAssistant captains ..Alex Killorn, Daniel MoriartyLetterwinners returning/lost ....................... 18/7Newcomers .......................................................9

Program HistoryFirst season ........................................... 1897-98All-time record ..................1,313-849-124 (.601)Ivy League titles .... 21 (1956, 1957, 1958, 1961, 1962, 1963, 1974, 1975, 1982, 1983, 1984, 1985, 1986, 1987, 1988, 1989, 1990, 1993, 1994, 2000, 2006)Beanpots ......................... 10 (1952, 1955, 1960, 1962, 1969, 1974, 1977, 1981, 1989, 1993)ECAC championships ................ 8 (1963, 1971, 1983, 1987, 1994, 2002, 2004, 2006)ECAC regular-season titles ....... 13 (1963, 1973, 1975, 1982, 1983, 1984, 1986 1987, 1988, 1989, 1992, 1993, 1994)NCAA Championship appearances .... 21 (1955, 1957, 1958, 1969, 1971, 1974, 1975, 1982, 1983, 1985, 1986, 1987, 1988, 1989, 1993, 1994, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006)NCAA championships .......................... 1 (1989)

Athletic CommunicationsDirector ........................................ Kurt SvobodaAsst. director/men’s hockey contact ...... Casey Hart Phone ................................... (617) 495-2206 Fax ........................................ (617) 495-2130 E-mail......................... [email protected] press box phone .............. (617) 495-3775Athletics site .............................GoCrimson.com

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vs. No. 13 (2) Cornell 17-7-7ECAC Hockey Championship SemifinalsMarch 16 • 7:30 p.m. • Boardwalk Hall • Atlantic City, N.J.Video: AmericaOne.com • Stats: GoCrimson.comRadio: WHRB-FM 95.3 • Audio: WHRB.org

vs. No. 6 (1) Union 22-7-7/No. 20 (4) Colgate 19-15-3ECAC Hockey Championship Consolation/ChampionshipMarch 17 • 4:30/7:30 p.m. • Boardwalk Hall • Atlantic City, N.J.Video: AmericaOne.com • Stats: GoCrimson.comRadio: WHRB-FM 95.3 • Audio: WHRB.org

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USCHO.com Div. I Men’s Poll (March 12) Rk. Team, Pts. (1st-Pl. Votes) Rec. Last 1. Boston College, 1000 (50) 27-10-1 1 2. Minnesota Duluth, 915 24- 8-6 3 3. Michigan, 889 23-11-4 4 4. Minnesota, 841 26-12-1 5 5. Boston University, 786 23‑13‑1 6 6. Union, 708 22‑ 7‑7 8 7. Miami, 650 23-13-2 11 8. Ferris State, 644 23-11-5 2 9. Denver, 557 23-12-4 9 10. UMass Lowell, 550 23-12-1 7 11. Maine, 529 22-12-3 10 12. North Dakota, 513 22‑12‑3 12 13. Cornell, 443 17‑ 7‑7 13 14. Western Michigan, 344 19-13-6 16 15. Merrimack, 275 18-12-7 14 16. Michigan State, 236 19-15-4 15 17. Air Force, 119 19-10-7 19 18. Notre Dame, 97 19-18-3 17 19. Harvard, 95 12- 9-11 NR 20. Colgate, 90 19‑15‑3 NR

USA Today/USA Hockey Magazine Men’s College Hockey Poll (March 12) Rk. Team, Pts. (1st-Pl. Votes) Rec. Last 1. Boston College, 510 (34) 27-10-1 1 2. Minnesota Duluth, 458 24- 8-6 3 3. Michigan, 423 23-11-4 5 4. Minnesota, 419 26-12-1 4 5. Boston University, 357 23‑13‑1 6 6. Union, 312 22‑ 7‑7 7 7. Ferris State, 288 23-11-5 2 8. Miami, 277 23-13-2 11 9. Denver, 208 23-12-4 9 10. UMass Lowell, 199 23-12-1 8 Maine, 199 22-12-3 10 12. North Dakota, 178 22‑12‑3 12 13. Cornell, 130 17‑ 7‑7 13 14. Western Michigan, 65 19-13-6 NR 15. Merrimack, 25 18-12-7 14Crimson opponents in italics

Crimson in the PollsDate USCHO.com USA TodayPreseason - -Oct. 10 receiving votes -Oct. 17 receiving votes -Oct. 24 - -Oct. 31 receiving votes -Nov. 7 - -Nov. 14 receiving votes -Nov. 21 - -Nov. 28 receiving votes -Dec. 5 receiving votes -Dec. 12 receiving votes -Dec. 19 receiving votes -Jan. 2 receiving votes -Jan. 9 receiving votes -Jan. 16 receiving votes -Jan. 23 receiving votes -Jan. 30 receiving votes -Feb. 6 receiving votes -Feb. 13 - -Feb. 20 - -Feb. 27 receiving votes -March 5 receiving votes -March 12 19 receiving votes

ECAC Hockey Standings (March 16) Team Pts. GP ECAC Win% GF-GA GP Overall Win% GF-GA 1. Union 32 22 14-4-4 .727 76-38 36 22-7-7 .708 126-66 2. Cornell 30 22 12-4-6 .682 66-46 31 17-7-7 .661 92-69 3. Harvard 25 22 8-5-9 .568 61-59 32 12-9-11 .547 99-96 4. Colgate 23 22 11-10-1 .523 72-67 37 19-15-3 .554 119-104 Quinnipiac 23 22 9-8-5 .523 60-57 40 20-14-6 .575 122-98 6. Yale 22 22 10-10-2 .500 74-61 35 16-16-3 .500 123-106 Clarkson 22 22 9-9-4 .500 57-60 39 16-17-6 .487 105-109 8. St. Lawrence 21 22 10-11-1 .477 50-64 36 14-19-3 .431 88-120 9. Dartmouth 19 22 8-11-3 .432 63-74 33 13-16-4 .455 93-102 10. Rensselaer 17 22 7-12-3 .386 43-61 39 12-24-3 .346 78-111 11. Princeton 16 22 6-12-4 .364 58-72 32 9-16-7 .391 85-105 12. Brown 14 22 5-13-4 .318 54-75 32 9-18-5 .359 75-97

Recapping the Quarterfinals• Game 1: Kenny Agostino scored at 3:49 of overtime to overcome a then-career-high 42 saves from Raphael Girard (Saint-Hyacinthe, Que.) and lift Yale to a 2-1 win. Luke Greiner (Faribault, Minn.) scored Harvard’s goal in the final minute of the second period. Neither team scored in the end-to-end third period. The Crimson had three of the first four shots of overtime before Agostino sent Harvard to the brink of elimination.

• Game 2: Dan Ford scored at 9:20 of the second overtime to give the Crimson a 4-3 win in the fourth-longest playoff game in program history Saturday. Harvard came back from two goals down, scored three power-play goals and killed all 11 of Yale’s power plays, including two in overtime. Danny Biega (Montreal, Que.) scored twice, Patrick McNally (Glen Head, N.Y.) logged three assists and Raphael Girard made 48 saves for Harvard. Biega’s second goal, a rocket one-timer from his point spot on the power play, gave the Crimson a third-period lead, but Antoine Laganiere scored with just 27 seconds remaining to send the game to overtime. Marshall Everson (Edina, Minn.) also scored, and linemate Alex Killorn (Montreal, Que.) set up both Biega goals while firing nine shots on net.

• Game 3: The Crimson scored four times in the second period and rolled to an 8-2 win Sunday. David Valek (Zagreb, Croatia) registered his first career hat trick, while Alex Killorn (2-2-4) and Marshall Everson (1-3-4) notched four points each and Raphael Girard logged 39 saves. Alex Fallstrom (Stockholm, Sweden) and Daniel Moriarty (Bienfait, Sask.), two of 11 Crimson skaters to earn a point, added a goal and an assist each. Tommy O’Regan (Needham, Mass.) had two helpers. After each team scored in the first period, Harvard took control as soon as the puck dropped to start the second. Killorn won the opening faceoff, and 35 seconds later, the Crimson had a 2-1 lead on Fallstrom’s wraparound. Harvard began to pull away with Valek’s first goal midway through the frame. The eight goals marked Harvard’s greatest output since defeating Quinnipiac, 11-0, to open the ECAC quarterfinals March 14, 2008.

Quarterfinal Notables• Harvard killed 17 of Yale’s 18 power plays (94.4 percent) during the series. The only man-advantage goal for the Bulldogs, who had the league’s No. 2 power play in the ECAC regular season, came four minutes, 26 seconds into a five-minute power play in the third period of Game 3. The Crimson was 5 for 16 on its own power plays (31.3 percent).

• Fourteen of the 19 Harvard skaters who played against Yale registered a point. Alex Killorn led the way with six points on two goals and four assists. Marshall Everson had five points (2-3-5) while Danny Biega (2-2-4) and Patrick McNally (0-4-4) each chipped in four points from the blue line.

• Harvard’s top line of Alex Killorn, Marshall Everson and Alex Fallstrom totaled 10 points on four goals and six assists in Game 3. Each member of the trio was +4 in the game, and they combined for 16 shots. For the series, they totaled five goals, nine assists and 40 shots on goal.

• Raphael Girard totaled 129 saves on 136 shots, missing his third consecutive 40-save game by one stop Sunday. He posted a .949 save percentage and 1.97 goals-against average during the weekend.

• Patrick McNally was named ECAC Hockey Rookie of the Week following his four-assist weekend. It was his second such selection this season and the fourth of the year for Harvard.

• Defensive partners Dan Ford and Danny Biega combined for three goals and 10 shots Saturday. They also blocked four shots each. Ford, David Valek and Ryan Grimshaw (Rochester, N.Y.) led Harvard with seven blocks each in the series.

• Yale scored first in each game of the series and outscored Harvard by a 4-1 margin in first periods. The Crimson erased all three leads, thanks in part to a 7-0 edge in second-period goals and a 4-2 advantage in third-period play.

ElsewhereNo. 4 seed Colgate reached Atlantic City by handling Quinnipiac, 4-0, in Game 3. Cornell played a double-overtime game of its own, downing Dartmouth, 4-3, in the first game of its sweep. Top-seeded Union took two close games from local rival Rensselaer.

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ECAC Hockey Championship Weekend • March 16-17, 2012

Ivy League Standings (March 16) Team Pts. GP Ivy Win% GF-GA GP Overall Win% GF-GA 1. Cornell 16 10 7-1-2 .800 39-23 31 17-7-7 .661 92-69 2. Yale 12 10 6-4-0 .600 44-35 35 16-16-3 .500 123-106 3. Harvard 10 10 3-3-4 .500 27-32 32 12-9-11 .547 99-96 4. Dartmouth 9 10 3-4-3 .450 35-31 33 13-16-4 .455 93-102 5. Princeton 7 10 2-5-3 .350 25-37 32 9-16-7 .391 85-105 6. Brown 6 10 2-6-2 .300 27-39 32 9-18-5 .359 75-97

2012 ECAC Hockey ChampionshipFriday, March 2

(9) Dartmouth 6, (8) St. Lawrence 3(10) Rensselaer 5, (7) Clarkson 1(6) Yale 4, (11) Princeton 2(12) Brown 4, (5) Quinnipiac 1

Saturday, March 3Dartmouth 4, St. Lawrence 1Clarkson 4, Rensselaer 3 (3ot)Princeton 5, Yale 4 (ot)Quinnipiac 3, Brown 0

Sunday, March 4Rensselaer 4, Clarkson 1Yale 7, Princeton 3Quinnipiac 4, Brown 2

Friday, March 9(4) Colgate 4, Quinnipiac 2Yale 2, (3) Harvard 1 (ot)(2) Cornell 4, Dartmouth 3 (2ot)(1) Union 3, Rensselaer 2

Saturday, March 10Quinnipiac 4, Colgate 2Harvard 4, Yale 3 (2ot)Cornell 3, Dartmouth 1Union 4, Rensselaer 2

Sunday, March 11Colgate 4, Quinnipiac 0Harvard 8, Yale 2

Friday, March 16Colgate vs. Union, 4:30 p.m.Harvard vs. Cornell, 7:30 p.m.

Saturday, March 17Consolation, 4:30 p.m.Championship, 7:30 p.m.

Survey SaysHarvard’s No. 19 ranking in the USCHO.com Division I Men’s Poll marks its first appearance in the national poll since receiving a No. 18 ranking Nov. 17, 2008. The Crimson has received votes in the poll in 17 of the 23 weeks of voting this season.

Power LiftingThe Crimson owns the nation’s top power play at 28.4 percent (37 for 131). Harvard has scored a power-play goal in 25 of its 32 games and netted multiple power-play goals in 10 games.

Leading the CrimsonAlex Killorn leads Harvard with 42 points and 20 goals. He ranks 11th nationally with 1.31 points per game and eighth with 0.62 goals per game. Danny Biega ranks second nationally among defensemen at 1.06 points per game (10-24-34).

Award FinalistsTed Donato has been named a finalist for the Tim Taylor Award for ECAC coach of the year, while Danny Biega is a finalist for Player of the Year and Best Defensive Defenseman and Patrick McNally is up for Rookie of the Year. Donato led the Crimson to a third-place ECAC finish after Harvard was chosen seventh by the coaches and 12th by the media in the preseason. The awards will be presented at Thursday’s league banquet.

Point MenThe Crimson captured its best league finish since taking third in 2008 by earning at least one standings point in 17 of its 22 ECAC Hockey games. With a 3-2-6 record in league road games, Harvard took points from nine of its 11 away contests. The Crimson’s last ECAC loss at Bright Hockey Center came Nov. 11 against Cornell.

Between the PipesRaphael Girard ranks fifth nationally in save percentage at .932 and 19th in goals-against average at 2.25. He has started each of Harvard’s last five games and seven of the 10 since he stopped all 26 shots he faced in a relief win at Quinnipiac Feb. 3.

Closing TimeThe Crimson holds a 38-21 advantage against its opponents in third-period goals, including 20-8 over the last 15 games and 4-0 on the final weekend of the regular season. Harvard is 9-2-4 when entering the third period leading or tied.

LockdownHarvard has held 19 of its 20 opponents in 2012 to three or fewer goals in regulation.

The KillersThe Crimson has killed 25 of its opponents’ last 27 power plays.

Tale of the TapeHarvard Cornell12-9-11 Overall record 17-7-7defeated Yale, 8-2 Last time out defeated Dartmouth, 3-219/receiving votes National ranking (USCHO.com/USA Today) 13/13

won two Streak won two8-5-3 Home record 10-3-23-3-8 Road record 6-2-51-1-0 Neutral record 1-2-08-5-9 (third, ECAC Hockey) League record (place) 12-4-6 (second, ECAC Hockey)1-2-11 Overtime record 3-2-04-1-0 Last five games 4-1-05-3-2 Last 10 games 6-1-3

3.09 (2.77) Goals per game (league) 2.97 (3.00)3.00 (2.68) Goals allowed per game (league) 2.23 (2.09)37/131, .282 (24/89, .270) Power play (league) 21/121, .174 (14/84, .167)107/136, .787 (66/88, .750) Penalty kill (league) 97/124, .782 (74/89, .831)

Killorn 20-22-42, Biega 10-24-34, Marshall Everson 11-19-30 Points leaders Miller 14-15-29, Collins 12-10-22, Ferlin 8-13-21Killorn 20, Fallstrom 13, Marshall Everson 11 Goals leaders Miller 14, Collins 12, two players 8Biega 24, Killorn 22, McNally 19 Assists leaders Lowry 15, Miller 15, Mowrey 14Michalek 24 GP, .894, 3.19, 7-7-8 Top goalies Iles 31 GP, .920, 2.08, 17-7-7, 5 SOGirard 14 GP, .932, 2.25, 5-2-3

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Situational RecordsOverall ................................................... 12-9-11ECAC Hockey ........................................... 8-5-9Ivy League .................................................. 3-3-4Postseason .................................................. 2-1-0Elimination games ...................................... 2-0-0Home ......................................................... 8-5-3Road .......................................................... 3-3-8Neutral ....................................................... 1-1-0Last five games ........................................... 4-1-0Last 10 games ............................................. 5-3-2One-goal games .......................................... 7-4-0

Two-goal games .......................................... 2-3-0Three-or-more-goal games .......................... 3-2-0Overtime games ....................................... 1-2-11Scoring four or more goals ......................... 8-0-2Scoring three goals ..................................... 4-4-3Scoring two or fewer goals .......................... 0-5-6Allowing four or more goals ....................... 1-6-2Allowing three goals ................................... 4-1-3Allowing two or fewer goals ........................ 7-2-6

Scoring first ................................................ 4-3-3Opponent scoring first ............................... 8-6-8Leading after one period ............................. 3-1-2Trailing after one period ............................. 7-7-4Tied after one period .................................. 2-1-5Leading after two periods ........................... 5-1-2Trailing after two periods ............................ 3-7-7Tied after two periods ................................ 4-1-2Leading at any point ................................. 12-3-5Trailing at any point ................................. 9-8-10

Recording 10-19 shots ................................ 0-1-2Recording 20-29 shots ................................ 4-4-5Recording 30-39 shots ................................ 6-4-3Recording 40 or more shots ........................ 2-0-1Allowing 10-19 shots.................................. 0-0-2Allowing 20-29 shots.................................. 3-3-3Allowing 30-39 shots.................................. 6-5-6Allowing 40 or more shots .......................... 3-1-0Outshooting opponent ............................... 4-2-5Outshot by an opponent ............................ 7-7-6Shots are even ............................................. 1-0-0

November .................................................. 3-3-2December ................................................... 1-1-2January ....................................................... 2-2-5February ..................................................... 4-2-2March ........................................................ 2-1-0

Friday games .............................................. 4-4-7Saturday games ........................................... 5-4-3Sunday games ............................................. 1-0-0Midweek games .......................................... 2-1-1First of back-to-back games ........................ 4-4-4Second of back-to-back games .................... 5-4-3Following a win .......................................... 4-3-4Following a loss .......................................... 4-1-4Following a tie ............................................ 4-4-3

vs. Atlantic Hockey teams .......................... 0-0-0vs. CCHA teams ........................................ 0-0-0vs. Hockey East teams ................................ 2-2-1vs. WCHA teams ....................................... 0-1-1vs. ranked teams ......................................... 1-4-5vs. current USCHO.com top 20 ................ 0-5-3vs. current teams under consideration ......... 4-5-5vs. other ECAC semifinalists ...................... 1-2-3

Comeback CrimsonHarvard has trailed during play in 27 games, but has rallied to win or tie 19 of those contests (9-8-10), including the last two games of the quarterfinals and victories against St. Lawrence and Clarkson to cap the regular season. Harvard has entered the final period trailing in 17 games but has rallied to win or tie in 10 of those (3-7-7). Harvard has trailed 37 times during play this season and has come back to tie 30 times. The Crimson trailed twice each in its win against No. 18 Colgate (Nov. 12) and its ties against No. 19 Quinnipiac (Nov. 5), Dartmouth (Nov. 25), No. 18 North Dakota (Dec. 30), No. 14 Union (Jan. 6) and No. 9 Cornell (Jan. 21). Harvard scored seven goals over the final two periods to rally from a four-goal deficit and defeat New Hampshire, 7-6 (Nov. 22), and erased four separate one-goal deficits in a 4-4 tie at Massachusetts (Dec. 2).

Magic NumbersHarvard is unbeaten when scoring four goals or more (8-0-2) and has lost just three times in 23 games when allowing three or fewer (11-3-9).

The Drawing BoardThe Feb. 17 tie at Brown was Harvard’s 11th of the season, setting a new NCAA record. Before the Crimson this season, three teams recorded 10 ties in a season: Minnesota State in 2002-03, Colorado College in 2008-09 and Western Michigan last season. Those MSU and WMU teams both made the NCAA tournament. The Feb. 10 tie against Rensselaer was Harvard’s eighth in ECAC play, eclipsing the league record held by the 1991-92 Yale, 2003-04 Dartmouth and 2010-11 Quinnipiac squads.

Time and a Half?Fourteen of Harvard’s 32 games have reached overtime, including 13 of the last 25. The Crimson has played 90 minutes, 17 seconds of overtime. Saturday’s double-overtime thriller was the Crimson’s first extra-session win since Nov. 20, 2007 at Boston University. Harvard’s last playoff win in overtime had been March 18, 2005, when Kevin Du ’07 scored to give the Crimson a double-overtime win against Colgate in the semifinals.

Crimson CalendarHarvard is 24-3-2 in February home games under Ted Donato. The Crimson is 24-10-6 in post-Beanpot ECAC games and 48-24-16 in all post-exam league games in Donato’s seven-plus seasons. (Harvard’s first-semester exams took place in January until being moved to December in 2009.)

Back in the SemifinalsHarvard is playing an ECAC semifinal for the first time since 2008, when the Crimson defeated Cornell, 3-1, and fell to Princeton, 4-1, in the league title game. Harvard reached the semifinals in six straight years from 2001-06, advancing to the final in the last five of those tournaments.

Playoffs Under Ted DonatoHarvard is 19-13-0 in playoff games in Ted Donato’s eight years as head coach. His Crimson previously reached the semifinals in 2005, ’06 and ’08 and won the 2006 league championship.

Flashback to 2006The Crimson’s last ECAC title run, in 2006, started in similar fashion to this year’s playoffs. Harvard earned a first-round bye but lost its quarterfinal opener at home to St. Lawrence. The Crimson rallied to win a close game the following night and erupted for eight goals to take Game 3, 8-4.

As the No. 3 SeedIn six previous tournaments as the ECAC’s No. 3 seed, Harvard has reached five semifinals and three finals, winning the 1963 and 2002 titles.

Pairing UpHarvard is tied for 22nd in the PairWise Ranking. The Crimson is 4-5-5 against its fellow teams under consideration for the NCAA tournament (Ratings Percentage Index of .500 or better).

All-Ivy HonoreesAlex Killorn and Danny Biega were unanimously to the All-Ivy League first team, while goaltender Steve Michalek (Glastonbury, Conn.) was named to the second team. Biega earned his second straight first-team selection by ranking second in the Ancient Eight with 14 points and 11 assists in Ivy games. Killorn, a second-team pick last season, led all players with eight goals against Ivy competition in 2011-12.

The Century MarkWith his first assist Saturday, Alex Killorn became the first Crimson player to register 100 career points since Tom Cavanagh ’05 totaled 117 (48-69-117) from 2001-05. His second goal Sunday was the 50th of his career, making him Harvard’s first 50-goal scorer since Tim Pettit ’04, who scored 57 from 2000-04. Killorn has 55 assists. The last 50-assist Harvard men before him were his former teammates, Alex Biega ’10 and Doug Rogers ’10, who also had 55 each.

MilestonesAlex Killorn is Harvard’s first 20-goal scorer since current San Jose Shark Dominic Moore ’03 scored 24 in 2002-03. He is the first to hit the 40-point mark since Moore (24-27-51), Tim Pettit (17-30-47) and Brett Nowak ’03 (12-29-41) all did so in 2002-03.

Turning 30Danny Biega is the first Harvard defenseman to log 30 points in consecutive seasons since Mark Benning ’87 registered 38 points in 1985-86 and 32 in 1986-87. Biega’s 34 points are the most by a Crimson defenseman since Sean McCann ’94 in 1993-94 (22-17-39). Biega’s 10 goals match his total from last year, the greatest from the Harvard blue line since Jeremiah McCarthy ’98 in 1997-98 (11).

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30/30 VisionAlex Killorn, Danny Biega and Marshall Everson (11-19-30) are the first Crimson trio to notch 30 points each since Tom Cavanagh (16-20-36), Tim Pettit (10-24-34), Tyler Kolarik ’04 (12-18-30) and Brendan Bernakevitch ’05 (11-19-30) all put up 30 points in 2003-04.

Climbing the ChartsAlex Killorn is tied for 17th all-time at Harvard with 128 career games played and is set to become the 13th Crimson player to skate in 130 games.

Hobey HopefulsAlex Killorn and Danny Biega were among the nominees in fan balloting for the 2012 Hobey Baker Memorial Award, which went from Jan. 9 through March 4 at hobeybakeraward.com. The fans’ vote accounts for one percent of the total ballot in each phase. Three Harvard players have won the Hobey Baker Memorial Award: Mark Fusco ’83 in 1982-83, Scott Fusco ’85-86 in 1985-86 and Lane MacDonald ’88-89 in 1988-89. Only Minnesota and Minnesota Duluth have captured more Hobey trophies, with four each.

Walter Brown Award SemifinalistsMarshall Everson and Colin Blackwell (North Andover, Mass.) have been named semifinalists for the 60th Walter Brown Award, presented annually to the best United States-born college hockey player in New England, Gridiron Club of Greater Boston president Paul Stewart announced last month. Everson and Blackwell are among 21 semifinalists from 14 schools and three conferences, including six candidates from ECAC Hockey. Harvard is one of five schools with multiple nominees. Nine Crimson players have combined to win the award 10 times, most recently Dov Grumet-Morris ’05 in 2004-05. Everson ranks third on the Crimson with 30 points and 11 goals in 27 games and ranks fourth on the Crimson with 19 assists. Blackwell has registered 15 points, including five goals.

Goaltender of the MonthRaphael Girard was named ECAC Hockey/Fischer Hockey Goaltender of the Month for February. He was unbeaten at 3-0-2 in seven February appearances, posting a 1.75 goals-against average and .944 save percentage.

Award-Winning WeekendFor its strong finish to the season Feb. 24-25, Harvard was recognized by College Hockey News as its national Team of the Week. Along with the first two multiple-goal games of his career, David Valek played his usual strong defensive game against St. Lawrence and Clarkson and was subsequently named ECAC Hockey Player of the Week and Inside College Hockey National Player of the Week. Raphael Girard was named ECAC Hockey Goaltender of the Week. He stopped 58 of the 61 shots he faced, with two of the three goals he allowed coming on power plays.

Nov. 11 at Bright Hockey CenterA bad start and a host of penalties left the Crimson with a three-goal deficit midway through the first period. Harvard battled back to within one on power-play goals by Alex Fallstrom and Marshall Everson, but Cornell sealed a 4-2 win with a goal in the final minutes. Danny Biega and Luke Greiner assisted on both Harvard goals. Nick D’Agostino scored twice for the Big Red.

Jan. 21 at Lynah RinkAlex Killorn scored the tying goal with less than eight minutes remaining as Harvard rallied to tie No. 9 Cornell in front of a fish-throwing, sellout crowd. Marshall Everson scored a tying, power-play goal late in the first period and assisted on Killorn’s tally. Steve Michalek made 17 saves, and Cornell’s Andy Iles logged 31 stops to combat Harvard’s 33-19 shots advantage.

Championship QualityThe Crimson and Big Red have combined for three NCAA titles, with Cornell capturing two and Harvard one. They rank first and third in ECAC regular-season championships (Harvard 13, Cornell 9) and first and second in league tournament crowns (Cornell 12, Harvard 8). The rivals have accounted for nine of the 20 ECAC regular-season and tournament titles awarded over the last 10 seasons. For six of those nine championships, the other rival was the runner-up. Including the Big Red’s title this season, either Harvard or Cornell has won or shared the Ivy League crown in 38 of the league’s 55 seasons, with Harvard totaling 21 titles and Cornell 19. The teams shared the honor in 1983-84 and 1984-85.

Series HistoryCornell holds a 71-59-8 all-time lead in a series noted for the quality of the teams, intensity of the games and passion of the fans. The teams first met Jan. 8, 1910, a 5-0 Harvard win in New York City. The games have been closer in recent years, with 19 of the last 24 being decided by two goals or fewer.

Playoff Series HistoryThe Crimson and Big Red have faced off in eight of the last 12 ECAC tournaments. In each of Harvard’s three championship-weekend appearances under Ted Donato, the Crimson has met Cornell, winning in the 2006 final and ’08 semifinals after losing in the 2005 final. The Big Red has won four of the six title-game meetings and leads the all-time playoff series, 14-7-1. The teams have split their four semifinal meetings:1970: Cornell 6, Harvard 51975: Harvard 6, Cornell 42001: Cornell 5, Harvard 22008: Harvard 3, Cornell 1

Current Crimson vs. CornellDanny Biega has seven points on a goal and six assists in eight career games against the Big Red, while Alex Killorn has four goals and five points in 10 games.

Crimson in the ECAC Hockey Top 20, League GamesPoints5. Alex Killorn 10-14-24 6t. Danny Biega 8-15-23Goals7t. Alex Killorn 10 18t. Danny Biega 8Assists8. Danny Biega 15 9t. Alex Killorn 14Power-play points1. Danny Biega 2-12-14 2t. Alex Killorn 4-9-13 9t. Marshall Everson 5-4-9 Patrick McNally 3-6-9Power-play goals4t. Marshall Everson 5 9t. Alex Fallstrom 4 Alex Killorn 4 14t. Eric Kroshus 3 Patrick McNally 3Game-winning goals3t. Alex Killorn 3 8t. Danny Biega 2Points, defensemen1. Danny Biega 8-15-23 4t. Patrick McNally 4-11-15 14t. Dan Ford 1-9-10Points, freshmen5t. Patrick McNally 4-11-15 14t. Colin Blackwell 3-8-11Points, freshman defensemen1. Patrick McNally 4-11-15 13t. Max Everson 0-2-2Goals-against average10. Steve Michalek 2.77Save percentage11. Steve Michalek .906Winning percentage3. Steve Michalek .533 (5-4-6)Team6t. Goals per game 2.77 4. Goals allowed per game 2.68 4. Fewest PIM per game 13.0 1. Power play .270 (24 for 89) 11. Penalty kill .750 (66 for 88) 5. Combined special teams .508 (90 for 177) 4t. Special teams net goals +2

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Scouting the Big RedCornell has lost just once (6-1-3) since the start of February. That defeat, 2-1 in overtime at Rensselaer, came in the regular-season finale and cost the Big Red a share of the ECAC regular-season title. Cornell bounced back with a sweep of Dartmouth in the league quarterfinals. Sean Whitney’s first goal of the season lifted the Big Red to a double-overtime win in Game 1, and three first-period goals were enough for a 3-1 victory in Game 2. Greg Miller, one of Cornell’s six 20-point scorers, paces the squad with 14 goals, 15 assists and 29 points. Brian Ferlin (8-13-21) was this season’s Ivy League Rookie of the Year, and Nick D’Agostino (8-12-20) is a standout defenseman. Andy Iles is the backbone of a strong defense with his 2.08 goals-against average and .920 save percentage.

Harvard vs. Union in 2011-12The Crimson and Dutchmen played two closely contested games on consecutive Fridays in January. Union held a 3-1 edge on Harvard heading into the final frame in Schenectady, N.Y., Jan. 6, but Alex Killorn and Danny Biega scored to draw the Crimson even, 3-3. Each player added an assist, Alex Fallstrom also scored and Steve Michalek made 33 saves. In an outdoor game at Fenway Park as part of the Sun Life Frozen Fenway 2012 event, an ECAC Hockey conference-game-record crowd of 8,981 saw No. 14 Union shut out Harvard, 2-0, Jan. 13. The Crimson had a would-be go-ahead goal by Peter Starrett (Bellingham, Mass.) disallowed early in the second period and fell victim to a riccocheting point-shot goal with 3.6 seconds left in the frame. Union’s Troy Grosenick made 18 saves, and Michalek logged 30.

Harvard vs. Colgate in 2011-12Harvard’s season-series win against the Raiders proved to be the difference between the teams in the regular-season standings. In the Nov. 12 game at Bright, Patrick McNally and Alex Killorn scored goals 79 seconds apart late in the second period to bring Harvard back from a goal down. Colin Blackwell and Rence Coassin (Hamden, Conn.) also scored, while Killorn and McNally added assists. Steve Michalek made 30 saves for his first collegiate win. Michalek made 34 saves, including 15 in the third period, as the teams tied, 2-2, Jan. 20 in Hamilton, N.Y. Marshall Everson tied the score at 1-1 in the final minute of the first period and set up Peter Starrett to give the Crimson the lead in the second, before Austin Smith rallied the Raiders in the third. Alex Killorn assisted on both Crimson goals.

Career Playoff LeadersDanny Biega has piled up 13 points (5-8-13) in 12 career postseason games, while Alex Killorn has notched 11 points (4-7-11) in 13 games. Biega, Alex Fallstrom and Daniel Moriarty share the team lead with five playoff goals. Fallstrom is a team-high +7 in 11 games.

Last Season’s PlayoffsTenth-seeded Harvard came within one goal of reaching the 2011 ECAC semifinals. The Crimson swept a first-round series at No. 7 seed Clarkson, 2-1 and 6-4, as Michael Biega ’11 netted the game-winning goals each night. Daniel Moriarty scored the tying and go-ahead goals 44 seconds apart, during a five-minute power play, in the third period of Game 2. The Crimson held off No. 3 seed Dartmouth, 3-2, in the opener of its quarterfinal series and reached overtime in Game 2 before the Big Green stayed alive with a shot off a skate. Alex Fallstrom scored twice in the deciding game, but Dartmouth hung on to win the game, 4-3, and the series, 2-1.

2011 Playoff LeadersAlex Fallstrom tied for second in ECAC Hockey with four playoff goals last season, while Michael Biega tied for fifth with six points (3-3-6).

League LeadersIn ECAC Hockey play this season, Danny Biega led league defensemen in points (8-15-23). Patrick McNally (4-11-15) tied for sixth among freshmen, first among rookie defensemen, in scoring. Harvard’s power play operated at a league-high 27 percent (24 for 89) in ECAC play.

Close CallsOnly five of Harvard’s 32 games have been decided by more than two goals. Twenty-three have been tied in the third period. At a point in every third period but five, the score has been tied or the teams have been separated by one goal.

Crimson CaptainsRyan Grimshaw is Harvard’s 119th captain and is assisted by Alex Killorn and Daniel Moriarty.

Balancing ActHarvard has 11 players with double-digit point totals, more than it has had in any season since 2007-08. The Crimson had seven such players all of last season.

Roaring TwentiesFive Harvard players have reached the 20-point plateau this season, the first time a Crimson team has achieved that since boasting six 20-point skaters in 2005-06, its last ECAC title season.

Magic Eight BallSeven Harvard players, compared to three last season, have scored eight goals or more. The last Crimson team with as many eight-goal scorers was the 2005-06 squad with nine.

The Bright StuffHarvard is 67-38-7 (.629) at Bright Hockey Center under Ted Donato and 289-131-32 (.675) all-time at Bright, which opened in 1979-80.

Helping HandTommy O’Regan has eight assists in the last eight games. Six of those helpers have come on goals by David Valek.

Crimson in the NCAA Top 30 (March 15)Points per game11. Alex Killorn 1.31 (20-22-42)Goals per game8. Alex Killorn 0.62 (20) 25t. Alex Fallstrom 0.50 (13)Assists per game18. Danny Biega 0.75 (24) 30. Alex Killorn 0.69 (22)Power-play goals7t. Alex Killorn 9Points per game, defensemen2. Danny Biega 1.06 (10-24-34) 7. Patrick McNally 0.81 (5-21-26)Points per game, freshmen13t. Patrick McNally 0.81 (5-21-26)Points per game, freshman defensemen2. Patrick McNally 0.81 (5-21-26)Goals-against average19. Raphael Girard 2.25Save percentage5. Raphael Girard .932Winning percentage14t. Raphael Girard .650 (5-2-3)Team16. Goals per game 3.09 29. Scoring margin 0.09 21. Fewest penalty minutes 12.7 1. Power play .284 (37 for 131) 7. Combined special teams .539 (144 for 267) 24. Winning percentage .547 (12-9-11) 11t. Current unbeaten streak 2 (2-0-0)

Multiple-Point Games 12 Biega, Killorn 8 Marshall Everson 7 McNally 6 Fallstrom 5 Kroshus, Valek 3 Blackwell, O’Regan 2 Ford 1 Greiner, MoriartyHat tricks 1 ValekTwo (or more)-goal games 5 Killorn 3 Valek 2 Biega 1 Blackwell, Marshall Everson, FallstromThree-assist games 2 McNally 1 Killorn, Marshall EversonTwo (or more)-assist games 7 Biega 6 McNally 5 Killorn 2 Ford, Killorn, O’Regan 1 Blackwell, Marshall Everson, Fallstrom, Greiner, Valek

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Crimson in the ECAC Hockey Top 10, Playoff Games (March 16)Points3t. Alex Killorn 2-4-6 9t. Marshall Everson 2-3-5Goals5t. David Valek 3 7t. Danny Biega 2 Marshall Everson 2 Alex Killorn 2Assists3t. Alex Killorn 4 Patrick McNally 4Power-play points6t. Danny Biega 2-1-3 Patrick McNally 0-3-3Power-play goals3t. Danny Biega 2 7t. Marshall Everson 1 Daniel Moriarty 1 David Valek 1Game-winning goals2t. Dan Ford 1 David Valek 1Points, defensemen4t. Danny Biega 2-2-4 Patrick McNally 0-4-4Points, freshmen3t. Patrick McNally 0-4-4Goals-against average2. Raphael Girard 1.97Save percentage1. Raphael Girard .949Winning percentage3t. Raphael Girard .667 (2-1-0)Team1. Goals per game 4.33 4. Scoring defense 2.33 9. Fewest penalty minutes 17.7 2. Power play .312 (5 for 16) 1. Penalty kill .944 (17 for 18) 1. Combined special teams .647 (22 for 34) 2. Special teams net goals +4

Offensive ExplosionDavid Valek has scored seven goals in the last five games after netting five in the first 84 games of his career.

Marshall PlanMarshall Everson registered two points each in four straight games in January and has six goals and 14 assists in his last 14 games. He had scored or assisted on 15 of Harvard’s previous 25 goals before missing the Feb. 17-18 games at Brown and Yale with an injury.

The RegularsDaniel Moriarty played his 100th game for Harvard Feb. 10 against Rensselaer. Colin Moore (Medfield, Mass.) reached that milestone Feb. 3 at Quinnipiac, while Alex Killorn and Ryan Grimshaw did so earlier this season. With 98 games played so far in his career, Danny Biega is set to become the first Harvard player since Jon Pelle ’08 to skate in his 100th game by the end of his junior season.

Combined Shutout?Raphael Girard came off the bench and stopped every shot he faced in two straight games before starting Feb. 10. He made 26 saves in two periods at Quinnipiac and eight stops after entering the Beanpot semifinal in the second stanza. He played 80 minutes, 26 seconds consecutively without allowing goal before Rensselaer’s first goal.

Power PlayersDanny Biega recorded a league-high 14 ECAC power-play points (2-12-14). Alex Killorn is tied for seventh nationally with nine power-play goals, two fewer than the NCAA leaders.

Clutch KillornAlex Killorn scored the game-winning goal in the third period of each game of Harvard’s Jan. 27-28 sweep of Yale and Brown for his second and third game-winners of the season. He also netted the game-tying goal in the Crimson’s 2-2 draw at No. 9 Cornell Jan. 21. Killorn has totaled six game-winning goals in his career. Three have come in the third period, including the lone goal with 8.2 seconds left last season against Rensselaer.

Ask Questions LaterAlex Killorn ranked second in ECAC Hockey with 95 shots on goal in league play and paces Harvard with 156 overall shots, 4.88 per game. He is averaging 5.67 shots per playoff game.

Weekly WinnerAlex Killorn has twice been named ECAC Hockey Player of the Week this season. Killorn was honored Nov. 29, after totaling two goals and two assists in a win and tie against New Hampshire and Dartmouth, respectively. He earned the distinction again Jan. 31, after scoring three goals, including the tie-breaking tally in the third period of each game, in a weekend sweep of Yale and Brown. Killorn has totaled three selections as Player of the Week during his career.

Reunited, and It Feels So GoodDating back to Feb. 11, 2011, Harvard is 15-8-8 when Marshall Everson, Alex Killorn and Alex Fallstrom have skated together on a line. They accounted for all three goals and three assists Jan. 14 against Boston University. Fallstrom was injured Jan. 20 at Colgate, but he returned against Quinnipiac and the trio totaled two goals and six assists in that game. Everson set up Killorn on Harvard’s goal in the Beanpot opener and Fallstrom Feb. 10 against RPI. Everson, Killorn and Fallstrom led Harvard’s late charge once they were put together last season and were back together for 11 games before Jan. 21, helping Harvard win or tie eight of those contests by combining for 18 goals and 19 assists. This season, the trio has totaled 96 points on 44 goals and 52 assists in 87 individual games played.

Breaking OutMarshall Everson’s 11 goals, 19 assists and 30 points all at least double his career totals entering the season (4-7-11). Eric Kroshus has 18 points (8-10-18) to exceed the total from his first three seasons (5-12-17). With a line of 9-5-14, Luke Greiner has surpassed his career goals and points totals entering this season (4-6-10).

On the DotAlex Killorn has won a team-high 273 faceoffs and owns a .545 winning percentage at the dot (273-228), highlighted by a 29-10 performance in Harvard’s two-game New Year’s-weekend set at North Dakota. Alex Fallstrom owns a 128-100 record for a team-high .561 percentage.

Double TakeDanny Biega has registered 12, two-point games, including a stretch of five straight games with two points each Nov. 19-Dec. 10. Alex Killorn has also registered multiple points in 12 games, and Marshall Everson has eight multi-point outings. Biega has notched two assists in seven games, and Killorn has scored twice in five games. Patrick McNally has a pair of three-assist outings.

Youth MovementHarvard has two 18-year-olds on its roster. The Crimson had four 18-year-olds, the most of any of the 51 schools making their players’ ages available, until Max Everson (Edina, Minn.) and the injured Mark Luzar (Oakville, Ont.) recently turned 19. The Crimson youngsters are Steve Michalek, who has started 22 games in goal; Colin Blackwell and Everson, who have played in every game, and Luzar.

Teen SpiritSteve Michalek, 18, is the youngest goaltender in the nation. He is one of five freshmen to lead his squad in starts.

Veteran WorkloadSteve Michalek’s 22 starts are the third-greatest total by a Harvard freshman. J.R. Prestifilippo ’00 notched 31 starts in 1996-97. Grant Blair ’86 started 26 games in 1982-83.

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ThirtysomethingSteve Michalek has recorded 30 or more saves in 11 of his 22 starts.

On-the-Job TrainingRaphael Girard and Steve Michalek have provided the Crimson with strong goaltending despite entering the season with one collegiate start between them, by Girard last year at Northeastern.

Block PartyMax Everson has recorded a team-high 49 blocked shots on the season. David Valek ranks second on the squad, first among forwards, with 43 blocks. Dan Ford has blocked 42 shots, and Ryan Grimshaw has blocked 41. Blocked‑shots totals do not include all games because some home teams do not track individual blocks.

Colin Comes ThroughEach of Colin Blackwell’s five goals have been third-period tallies, including the tying and go-ahead goals in the Crimson’s comeback from a 4-0 deficit to defeat UNH, 7-6, Nov. 22 and the tying goals at Rensselaer Jan. 7 and at home against Dartmouth Jan. 31. Blackwell posted the lone assist on Luke Greiner’s game-winning goal in the third period of the comeback win at Quinnipiac. He notched the primary assist on each of Harvard’s two third-period goals Jan. 27 against Yale and on the tying goal Jan. 21 at Cornell.

Triple ThreatTommy O’Regan was named ECAC Hockey Rookie of the Week Feb. 21, following a three-assist, +3 week. His selection made Harvard the only team this season to have three different players selected as ECAC Rookie of the Week. Colin Blackwell (Nov. 29) and Patrick McNally (Dec. 13, March 14) have also been chosen. McNally was also the ECAC Hockey/Fischer Rookie of the Month for December.

Rated RookiesHarvard’s nine-player freshman class has been ranked among the nation’s best and is arguably its deepest. Red Line Report ranked the class as NCAA Division I’s fourth-best, while Inside College Hockey ranked the class 12th nationally. INCH named four incoming players among the best at their positions: Steve Michalek, second among goaltenders; Patrick McNally and Max Everson, 14th and 17th, respectively, among defensemen, and Petr Placek (Rakovnik, Czech Republic), 20th among forwards.

Next Stop ... the Next LevelThe five NHL draftees in Harvard’s freshman class match Minnesota and North Dakota for the nation’s most. Patrick McNally was a fourth-round pick of the Vancouver Canucks in 2010. Four other Crimson rookies were chosen in 2011: Steve Michalek (Minnesota Wild, sixth round), Petr Placek (Philadelphia Flyers, sixth), Colin Blackwell (San Jose Sharks, seventh) and Max Everson (Toronto Maple Leafs, seventh).

NHL Draft Picks by NCAA Team, Top 101. Minnesota 172. North Dakota 143. Boston University 124. Michigan 115. Notre Dame 106. Boston College 9 Denver 9 Miami 99. Harvard 8 Wisconsin 8

Harvard’s NHL Draft PicksDanny Biega, CAR ’10 - third round, 67th overallColin Blackwell, SJS ’11 - seventh round, 194thMax Everson, TOR ’11 - seventh round, 203rdAlex Fallstrom, MIN ’09 to BOS - fourth round, 116thAlex Killorn, TBL ’07 - third round, 77thPatrick McNally, VAN ’10 - fourth round, 115thSteve Michalek, MIN ’11 - sixth round, 161stPetr Placek, PHI ’11 - sixth round, 176th

Delayed DebutRyan McGregor (Ebmatingen, Switzerland) made his Harvard debut Jan. 27 against Yale after missing 18 games with an injury.

They Were Rookies OnceThe last time Harvard welcomed a freshman class as heralded as this year’s group was in 2009. Those players are now juniors. Three rank fifth or better on the Crimson scoring chart, and five rank among the top 10. A junior has scored or assisted on 41 of Harvard’s last 43 goals. A former member of the current junior class, first-round pick Louis Leblanc, plays for the Montreal Canadiens.

Big StagesThe attendance of 17,565 at the Feb. 13 Beanpot games was a season-high for Harvard. The Crimson skated before five-digit crowds in the opening round of the Beanpot (16,005) and both of its games at North Dakota (11,500 Dec. 30 and 10,980 Dec. 31). An ECAC regular-season-record 8,891 fans attended the Frozen Fenway game against Union (Jan. 13). Three Harvard home games and three road games have been sold out.

Frozen FenwayHarvard fell to No. 14 Union, 2-0, at Fenway Park Jan. 13. The game was part of Sun Life Frozen Fenway 2012, a 16-day ice event featuring two free community skate days, eight high school hockey games and six college hockey games. It marked the start of the celebration of the 100th anniversary of Major League Baseball’s oldest ballpark. The first baseball game played at Fenway was an exhibition between the Boston Red Sox and Harvard April 9, 1912.

Back to the BeginningHockey at Harvard began outdoors. The school played its first game, against Brown, at Franklin Park Jan. 19, 1898 and continued to play home games outdoors until the opening of the Boston Arena in 1910. The team played at Harvard Stadium from 1905 until 1910.

Awards and HonorsDanny Biega• Finalist, ECAC Hockey Player of the Year • Finalist, ECAC Hockey Best Defensive Defenseman • All-Ivy League first team (unanimous) • ECAC Hockey Preseason All-League (coaches) • ECAC Hockey Preseason All-League (media) • Fan-balloting nominee, Hobey Baker Memorial AwardColin Blackwell• Semifinalist, Walter Brown Award • ECAC Hockey Rookie of the Week (Nov. 29)Ted Donato• Finalist, Tim Taylor AwardMarshall Everson• Semifinalist, Walter Brown Award • Harvard COOP Athlete of the Week (Jan. 23)Raphael Girard• ECAC Hockey Goaltender of the Month (Feb.) • ECAC Hockey Goaltender of the Week (Feb. 28)Alex Killorn• All-Ivy League first team (unanimous)• Fan-balloting nominee, Hobey Baker Memorial Award • ECAC Hockey Player of the Week (Nov. 29, Jan. 31) • Harvard COOP Athlete of the Week (Jan. 3)Patrick McNally• Finalist, ECAC Hockey Rookie of the Year • ECAC Hockey Rookie of the Month (Dec.) • ECAC Hockey Rookie of the Week (Dec. 13, March 14))Steve Michalek• All-Ivy League second teamTommy O’Regan• ECAC Hockey Rookie of the Week (Feb. 21)David Valek• INCH National Player of the Week (Feb. 28) • ECAC Hockey Player of the Week (Feb. 28)

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Looking Out for No. 1Peter Starrett scored his first collegiate goal at Colgate Jan. 20. Starrett is listed as a defenseman but has skated at forward for much of the season. A week earlier, he had what would have been his first goal called back for a dislodged net against Union at Fenway Park.

Instant ImpactBrendan Rempel (Willington, Conn.), who missed the first 18 games with an injury, registered assists in two of his first three games back, beginning with the Jan. 27 win against Yale.

Crimson InternationalThe Harvard roster features players from an NCAA-high six countries, including Europeans Ryan McGregor, Petr Placek, Alex Fallstrom and David Valek. Tommy O’Regan was born in Germany, and Conor Morrison represented Germany in the 2009 International Ice Hockey Federation World Junior Championship. McGregor has played in two World Juniors for Switzerland, and 22 total Harvard players have been chosen to represent their countries at the tournament, most recently Louis Leblanc for Canada and McGregor for Switzerland in 2011.

Power SurgeDating back to 2010-11, Harvard has netted 35 power-play goals in its last 28 ECAC games. The Crimson has had three man-advantage goals in three games and two in nine others. The Jan. 13 shutout loss to Union ended a Harvard streak of 18 games with a power-play goal. Harvard has 10 goals in its eight playoff games in 2011 and ’12.

Firing LineThe Crimson put a then-season-high 44 shots on goal at UMass, including a combined 27 from the line of Marshall Everson, Alex Killorn and Alex Fallstrom. Killorn logged 11 shots, while Everson had nine and Fallstrom added seven. Harvard has held nine opposing teams to fewer than 27 shots.

Goals, Goals, GoalsHarvard’s seven goals against New Hampshire marked, at the time, its greatest output since 2008. The Crimson last scored seven or more goals in a regular-season game in an 8-1 win at Union Feb. 1, 2005. The victory against UNH featured the most combined goals in a Harvard game since an 8-6 home win against Princeton Nov. 13, 2004.

Not Your Average ComebackBefore Nov. 22, Harvard last rallied from a four-goal deficit to win Feb. 6, 2004, when the Crimson trailed Yale 4-0 after one period and 5-1 in the second before coming back to win, 7-5, in New Haven, Conn.

Conference CallECAC Hockey teams combined to go 43-42-14 against teams from outside the league in the 2011-12 regular season. ECAC squads posted a combined record of 50-33-15 against teams from outside the conference last season.

Newcomer NotablesColin Blackwell was the 2010-11 Massachusetts High School Hockey Coaches Association Robbie Ftorek Player of the Year ... Max Everson was a finalist for Minnesota’s Mr. Hockey award ... Mark Luzar was named to Team East for the Canadian Junior Hockey League Prospects Game ... Ryan McGregor played in the World Junior Championship in 2010 and ’11 ... Patrick McNally captained Milton Academy to the 2011 New England prep title ... Steve Michalek skated in the U.S. National Junior Team Evaluation Camp over the summer ... Tommy O’Regan was an all-league selection in senior year of 2009-10 at St. Sebastian’s School and played last season in the United States Hockey League ... Petr Placek was ranked as high as No. 54 among North American skaters by NHL Central Scouting before being slowed by an injury ... Mike Seward (Winchester, Mass.) graduated ranked second on Winchester High School’s all-time scoring list with 133 points on 70 goals and 63 assists in 78 games.

Preseason PickDanny Biega was named to the ECAC Hockey Preseason All-League teams by the conference’s coaches and covering media members.

Adding OffenseDating back to his strong finish to 2009-10, Danny Biega has 69 points (25-44-69) in the last 73 games after logging one goal and three assists in the first 25 games of his rookie season.

Award WinnersDanny Biega earned selection to the All-Ivy League first team, ECAC Hockey second team and New England All-Star team last season. Alex Killorn was a second-team All-Ivy pick.

Last Year’s LeadersDanny Biega led the Crimson with 30 points and 19 assists last season and paced ECAC defensemen with 21 points and nine goals in league play. Killorn netted a team-high 15 goals, and Harvard returned 73 percent of its 2010-11 goal-scoring.

Veteran ScorersThe players who scored 56 of Harvard’s 77 goals (72.7 percent) last year are back in Cambridge this season. In addition to top goal-scorer Alex Killorn, a number of other returning forwards were key factors in Harvard’s late season surge, including Conor Morrison, who totaled 19 points in 2009 10, and Alex Fallstrom, who tied for second in ECAC Hockey with four playoff goals.

Family TraditionThis is the sixth straight season that the Harvard roster has featured at least one Biega. A Biega brother has led Harvard in assists in each of the last three seasons: Alex with 16 in 2008-09, Michael with 15 in 2009-10 and Danny with 19 last season. Danny’s 24 helpers this season are the most by a Harvard player since Tim Pettit in 2003-04. Alex is now playing for the Rochester Americans, the AHL affiliate of the Buffalo Sabres.

All-America Candidate • Defense• One of two finalists for ECAC Hockey Player of the Year and one of three finalists for ECAC Hockey Best Defensive Defenseman• A first-team All-Ivy League selection• Leads Harvard with 24 assists and has 10 goals and 34 points• Ranks second nationally among defensemen with 1.06 points per game• Ranks 31st overall

nationally in scoring• Plays point on the nation’s No. 1 power play (28.4 percent)• Ranks 18th nationally, third among defensemen, with 0.75 assists per game• Led ECAC Hockey defensemen in league scoring with 23 points (8-15-23)• Has two goals, two assists and a +3 rating in three playoff games• Has scored two game-winning goals• Was on the ice for just nine even-strength goals against in ECAC play• Leads Harvard in plus/minus at +12 and was +10 in league games• Has recorded highest point total by a Harvard defenseman since 1993-94 and highest assist total by any Crimson player since 2003-04• Shares Harvard lead with 12 multiple-point games• Tied for sixth in ECAC scoring among all players, the only defenseman in the top 19• Led ECAC Hockey in league power-play points (2-12-14)• Ranked eighth in ECAC Hockey in league assists and tied for eighth in league game-winning goals and 18th in league goals• Harvard’s first defenseman since 1986-87 to post a second consecutive 30-point season

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Oh, BrotherThe Biega brothers played together for the Crimson in 2009-10, Danny’s freshman year, becoming the second trio of brothers to suit up for the same Harvard team (joining Mark Moore ’00, Steve Moore ’01 and Dominic Moore in 1999-00). After four years with at least two Biega brothers on the Crimson, there is a new pair of Harvard brothers in 2011-12. Junior forward Marshall Everson and freshman defenseman Max Everson were previously teammates at Edina High School. Connor Riley is the brother of former Crimson goalie John Riley ’10. At least 41 sets of brothers have lettered for Harvard.

New Faces Behind the BenchTwo assistant coaches are in their first year with the Crimson. Albie O’Connell comes to Cambridge following three years at Northeastern. He also previously coached at Merrimack, Holy Cross, Niagara and Colby. O’Connell played at Boston University, where he won four Beanpots and a Hockey East Championship and advanced to the NCAA Frozen Four twice. Jerry Forton was an assistant coach at UMass Lowell for two seasons after 13 years at Niagara. He coached or recruited five River Hawks and seven to the Purple Eagles who were drafted or signed NHL free-agent contracts.

Well PreparedThanks to new ice compressors installed in summer 2010, the 2011 summer was the first in which the Bright Hockey Center ice was available for members of the Crimson to use. The team took advantage, as most players were able to spend time skating together in the summer. The entire squad was able to take part in captains’ practices together upon arrival on campus for classes, rather than waiting until mid-September.

A Strong FinishThe Crimson played its best hockey at the end of last season. Harvard won six straight games, including a sweep at Clarkson in the first round of the playoffs and a defeat of Dartmouth in Game 1 of the teams’ quarterfinal series. That win against the Big Green completed a run of eight wins and a tie in a 10-game span for the Crimson. Dartmouth won the last two games of the series by a goal each, with Game 2 reaching overtime, to earn a trip to the ECAC semifinals.

Crimson, White and BlueHarvard men’s hockey equipment manager John O’Donnell spent part of the summer working with the U.S. National Women’s Team at the IIHF World Women’s Championship. Team USA, led by Harvard women’s head coach Katey Stone, won the gold medal.

Crimson, Black and GoldThere is a strong Harvard presence in the front office of the Stanley Cup-champion Boston Bruins. Former Crimson captain Peter Chiarelli ’87 is the Bruins’ general manager, and former All-American Don Sweeney ’88 is the team’s assistant general manager. Sweeney played alongside Chiarelli at Harvard and was a teammate of Ted Donato with both the Crimson and the Bruins. Another of Donato’s Harvard teammates, John Weisbrod ’91, was Boston’s director of collegiate scouting before being named assistant general manager/player personnel for the Calgary Flames in summer 2011. Dr. Lars Richardson, a Crimson team physician, serves in the same capacity with the Bruins.

A Harvard TradeAlex Fallstrom was traded from one Harvard alum to another in October 2009. Minnesota Wild general manager Chuck Fletcher ’90 played on the Harvard junior varsity team, and Boston general manager Peter Chiarelli was the Crimson’s 91st captain. Chiarelli acquired Fallstrom’s draft rights from Fletcher in a deal involving forward Chuck Kobasew. Fletcher and Chiarelli are two of the three NHL general managers with Harvard degrees. The other is Brian Burke LAW ’81 of the Toronto Maple Leafs.

PairWise Ranking (March 15) Rk Team PWR W-L-T Win % Win % Rk RPI RPI Rk vs. TUC TUC % 1. Boston College 31 27-10-1 .7237 1 .5750 1 16-8-1 .6600 2. Michigan 30 23-11-4 .6579 6 .5636 2 18-9-4 .6452 3. Minnesota Duluth 29 24-8-6 .7105 2 .5525* 3 10-5-3 .6389 4. Miami 27 23-13-2 .6316 13 .5518* 5 17-13-1 .5645 Boston University 27 23-13-1 .6351 10t .5506 6 17-10-0 .6296 6. Union 25 22-7-7 .7083 3 .5499* 7 7-4-6 .5882 Ferris State 25 23-11-5 .6538 7 .5492 8 12-7-4 .6087 8. Minnesota 24 26-12-1 .6795 4 .5520* 4 14-10-1 .5800 9. UMass Lowell 23 23-12-1 .6528 8 .5435 12 10-7-1 .5833 10. Maine 22 22-12-3 .6351 10t .5456 10 11-10-2 .5217 11. North Dakota 21 22-12-3 .6351 10t .5463 9 15-11-2 .5714 Denver 21 23-12-4 .6410 9 .5436* 11 14-10-2 .5769 13. Cornell 20 17-7-7 .6613 5 .5393 13 6-3-3 .6250 14. Michigan State 17 19-15-4 .5526 23 .5364 14 12-15-4 .4516 14. Western Michigan 17 19-13-6 .5789 18 .5351 15 13-11-4 .5357 16. Northern Michigan 16 17-14-6 .5405 25 .5319 16 11-12-5 .4821 17. Merrimack 15 18-12-7 .5811 17 .5301 17 8-9-6 .4783 18. Notre Dame 14 19-18-3 .5125 28t .5245 18 12-16-3 .4355 19. St. Cloud State 12 17-16-5 .5132 27 .5153 21 11-11-4 .5000 20. Ohio State 11 15-15-5 .5000 30t .5187 19 11-15-2 .4286 Lake Superior State 11 18-17-5 .5125 28t .5157 20 10-15-4 .4138 22. Colorado College 10 18-16-2 .5278 26 .5148 22 9-11-2 .4545 Harvard 10 12-9-11 .5469 24 .5148 23 4-5-5 .4643 24. Colgate 9 19-15-3 .5541 22 .5109 24 7-9-2 .4444 25. Wisconsin 8 17-18-2 .4865 36 .5104 25 11-14-2 .4444 26. Quinnipiac 5 20-14-6 .5750 19 .5083 26 3-8-2 .3077 Northeastern 5 13-16-5 .4559 39 .5068 27 8-15-1 .3542 28. Air Force 4 19-10-7 .6250 14 .5067 28 5-4-1 .5500 29. Niagara 3 17-10-9 .5972 15 .5058 29 2-6-4 .3333 30. Bemidji State 2 17-18-3 .4868 35 .5034 30 7-16-1 .3125 RIT 2 19-12-6 .5946 16 .5010 31 3-6-2 .3636 32. New Hampshire 0 15-19-3 .4459 42 .5003 32 7-16-2 .3200Crimson opponents in italics *RPI adjusted to remove negative effect from defeating weak opponent.The PairWise Ranking is a system which attempts to mimic the method used by the NCAA Selection Committee to determine participants for the NCAA Division I men’s hockey tournament. The PWR compares the teams with a Ratings Percentage Index (RPI) of .500 or better, judging them by four criteria: record against common opponents, head-to-head competition, record against other teams under consideration (TUC) and the RPI.For each comparison won, a team receives one point. The final PWR ranking is based on the number of points (comparisons) won against TUC. Ties are settled by the RPI. A team’s record is based only on games against other Division I hockey schools which are eligible for the NCAA tournament.Courtesy U.S. College Hockey Online (USCHO.com)

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All-America Candidate • Forward• A first-team All-Ivy League selection• Leads Harvard with 42 points and 20 goals• Ranks eighth nationally with 0.62 goals per game and 11th with 1.31 points per game• A key player on the nation’s No. 1 power play (28.4 percent) and part of the Crimson’s penalty-kill unit• Has two goals, four assists and a +4 rating

in three playoff games, including a four-point performance in Game 3 of the quarterfinal series against Yale• Scored tie-breaking, game-winning goals in third period of each game of home weekend sweep of Yale and Brown (Jan. 27-28) and tying goal in third period at No. 9 Cornell (Jan. 21)• Averages 4.88 shots on goal per game (156 total) and ranked second in ECAC Hockey with 95 shots in league games• Leads Harvard with 273 faceoff wins and has won 54.5 percent of his faceoffs (273-228)• Leads Harvard forwards in plus/minus at +9• Two-time ECAC Hockey Player of the Week (Nov. 29, Jan. 31)• Has recorded three points in a game on four occasions and two points in six other games• Tied for sventh nationally in power-play goals (nine), two off the national lead• Tied for third in ECAC Hockey in league game-winning goals (three), ranked fifth in points (10-13-23), tied for seventh in goals, tied for ninth in assists, tied for second in power-play points (4-8-12) and tied for ninth in power-play goals• Harvard’s first 20-goal scorer and first 40-point scorer since 2002-03

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“Harvard Hulk”Danny Biega was one of the top performers at the 2010 NHL Draft Combine. He had the top overall numbers in the right-hand grip (185 pounds), left-hand grip (176), push strength (329), pull strength (328), bench press (20 reps of 150 pounds) and upper-body power (tossed four-kilogram medicine ball 261 inches). Biega ranked in the top 10 in more than half of the 31 strength and conditioning tests, earning him the nickname “Harvard Hulk,” in a Yahoo! Sports article.

Wearing No. 19 for Tampa BayFormer Harvard captain and All-America selection Dominic Moore played center for the Tampa Bay Lightning, wearing jersey No. 19, until being traded to the San Jose Sharks last month. Harvard’s current No. 19 is Lightning draft pick Alex Killorn, also a center.

Ringing EndorsementAlex Killorn was recently profiled on TampaBayLightning.com. The article quoted Tampa Bay Lightning rookie Brett Connolly, Killorn’s roommate at last summer’s prospects camp as saying, “He’s a smart hockey player and he’s got one of the best shots, releases, I’ve ever seen.” Lightning player development consultant Steve Thomas said, “I see a guy that is ready to make the jump to the professional ranks ... He’s a big, strong kid who can really shoot the puck. He goes out and makes a difference every night for his team.”

In the NHLFour former Harvard players have skated in the NHL this year. Craig Adams ’99 is a 10-year NHL veteran and two-time Stanley Cup champion. Dominic Moore has recorded 178 points in seven-plus NHL seasons. Louis Leblanc made his NHL debut Nov. 30, and Dylan Reese ’07 plays defense for the New York Islanders. Their stats, through March 13:Player, Team GP G A PCraig Adams ’99, PIT 68 4 9 13Louis Leblanc, MON 30 3 5 8Dominic Moore ’03, TBL 56 4 15 19Dominic Moore ’03, SJS 10 0 2 2Dylan Reese ’07, NYI 16 1 2 3

Pro BloodlinesConor Morrison’s father, Dave, played in the NHL for the Los Angeles Kings and Vancouver Canucks and is the director of amateur scouting for the Toronto Maple Leafs. His grandfather, Jim, was a three-time NHL All-Star, playing for the Maple Leafs, Boston Bruins, Detroit Red Wings and New York Rangers. Tommy O’Regan’s father, Tom, played hockey at Boston University, serving as co-captain of the Terriers in 1982-83, and went on to play for the Pittsburgh Penguins.

Crimson MiscellanyHarvard has the largest Division I athletics program in the country with 41 varsity sports and nearly 1,200 student-athletes ... Crimson teams have won 140 national championships in 18 sports, most recently the 2012 women’s squash title ... Five Crimson teams have won Ivy League championships so far this season: men’s basketball, football, women’s squash, women’s soccer and women’s swimming and diving. Five Harvard squads won Ivy titles in 2010-11: men’s basketball, men’s heavyweight crew, men’s lightweight crew, men’s fencing and softball.

About HarvardHarvard, founded in 1636, is the nation’s oldest university ... Five graduates of Harvard College, more than any other school, have gone on to become U.S. presidents. Barack Obama LAW ’91 is the eighth overall Harvard alumnus (undergraduate or graduate) to serve in the nation’s highest office ... A total of 336 Harvard students and 52 Harvard student-athletes, most recently football’s Zar Zavala in November 2010, have been named Rhodes Scholars. More students from have earned the Rhodes Scholarship from Harvard than from any other school. Yale is second with 222. Only five schools have had more winners from their whole student body than Harvard has had among student-athletes alone.

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Current Crimson vs. CornellPlayer GP G A Pts.Danny Biega 8 1 6 7Alex Killorn 10 4 1 5Marshall Everson 7 2 1 3Alex Fallstrom 5 2 1 3Daniel Moriarty 8 1 2 3Conor Morrison 6 1 1 2Luke Greiner 8 0 2 2Ryan Grimshaw 9 0 1 1Colin Blackwell 2 0 1 1Colin Moore 8 0 0 0David Valek 8 0 0 0Eric Kroshus 5 0 0 0Rence Coassin 4 0 0 0Danny Fick 4 0 0 0Dan Ford 4 0 0 0Peter Starrett 3 0 0 0Max Everson 2 0 0 0Tommy O’Regan 2 0 0 0Patrick McNally 2 0 1 1Petr Placek 2 0 0 0

Goalie (W-L-T) GP Min. GA Svs.Steve Michalek (0-0-1) 2 99:29 3 24Raphael Girard (0-1-0) 1 20:00 3 15

About the Big RedSchool InformationLocation: Ithaca, N.Y.Founded: 1865President: David J. SkortonAthletic director: J. Andrew Noel, Jr.Enrollment: 13,700Colors: Carnelian Red and White

Sports InformationContact: Brandon ThomasPhone: (607) 255-5627Fax: (607) 255-9791Email: [email protected] box phone: (607) 255-3533

Team InformationHead coach: Mike Schafer (Cornell ’86) Record at school: 330-180-63 (17th season) Overall record: 330-180-63 (17th season)Rink: Lynah Rink (4,267)

Series InfoRecord: Cornell leads, 71-59-8Last Harvard win:

Nov. 11, 2011 – 4-2, at Bright Hockey CenterLast Cornell win:

Jan. 29, 2011 – 2-1, at Bright Hockey CenterDonato vs. Cornell: 8-11-1

1/8/1910 N 1 5-0 W1/28/1911 H A 2-3 L1/27/1912 H A 3-2 W1/18/1913 H A 8-2 W1/9/1915 H A 8-1 W1/11/1916 H A 2-0 W2/17/1923 H A 6-0 W1/10/1959 H 18-0 W2/23/1959 A 13-0 W1/9/1960 H 9-0 W2/22/1960 A 12-2 W1/6/1961 A 3-1 W2/4/1961 H 2-1 W1/6/1962 H 5-1 W2/3/1962 A 1-2 L1/5/1963 H 8-1 W2/2/1963 A 5-1 W1/11/1964 A 4-3 W2/5/1964 H 1-2 L1/16/1965 H 2-3 L2/17/1965 A 2-9 L1/15/1966 A 6-7 L2/19/1966 H (ot) 5-4 W12/20/1966 A 3-4 L12/29/1966 N 1A 1-4 L2/22/1967 H 1-4 L12/18/1967 H 0-9 L2/28/1968 A 2-7 L1/11/1969 A 4-8 L2/27/1969 H 3-6 L3/8/1969 N EG 2-4 L1/10/1970 H 1-3 L2/25/1970 A 3-9 L3/13/1970 N EG 5-6 L1/9/1971 A (ot) 4-5 L3/3/1971 H 1-3 L1/8/1972 H 6-4 W2/21/1972 A 2-5 L1/6/1973 H 2-5 L2/17/1973 A 4-9 L1/16/1974 H (ot) 4-5 L2/16/1974 A 7-4 W1/10/1975 H 4-2 W2/19/1975 A 8-2 W3/7/1975 N EG 6-4 W2/11/1976 A 4-8 L2/25/1976 H 3-3 T

3/13/1976 N EG 6-7 L2/9/1977 H 4-7 L2/23/1977 A 2-6 L2/21/1978 A 3-6 L2/23/1978 H (ot) 3-4 L2/7/1979 H W 2-4 L2/21/1979 A 3-11 L2/8/1980 H 5-3 W2/19/1980 A 1-6 L1/9/1981 H 5-8 L2/28/1981 A 3-7 L2/12/1982 A (ot) 5-4 W2/27/1982 H 7-0 W12/12/1982 A 1-3 L2/12/1983 H (ot) 3-2 W12/10/1983 A 5-6 L2/24/1984 H 3-4 L12/8/1984 A 5-5 T2/16/1985 H (ot) 4-5 L12/8/1985 A 11-3 W2/14/1986 H (ot) 4-3 W12/7/1986 A 6-3 W2/14/1987 H 3-0 W12/4/1987 A 3-1 W2/13/1988 H 3-1 W12/4/1988 H 9-1 W2/10/1989 A 4-2 W3/11/1989 N EG 6-3 W12/3/1989 A 5-0 W2/9/1990 H 5-2 W3/2/1990 A E 2-6 L3/3/1990 A E 2-4 L11/30/1990 H 8-3 W2/9/1991 A 2-2 T12/8/1991 A (ot) 2-2 T2/14/1992 H (ot) 2-2 T12/5/1992 H 6-1 W2/19/1993 A 6-3 W11/19/1993 A 5-4 W2/12/1994 H 4-0 W3/11/1994 H E 5-4 W3/12/1994 H E 5-3 W11/18/1994 H 4-2 W2/10/1995 A 2-1 W11/11/1995 A 3-5 L2/16/1996 H 4-5 L3/16/1996 N E2 1-2 L

11/9/1996 H 2-3 L2/14/1997 A 1-2 L3/7/1997 A E (ot) 2-2 T3/8/1997 A E 1-4 L11/7/1997 A 2-5 L2/21/1998 H 2-3 L11/13/1998 H 2-7 L2/20/1999 A 5-3 W11/13/1999 A 2-1 W2/4/2000 H 2-6 L3/10/2000 A E 3-4 L3/11/2000 A E 3-4 L11/17/2000 A 1-1 T2/3/2001 H 1-2 L3/16/2001 N E2 2-5 L11/16/2001 H (ot) 4-3 W2/1/2002 A 3-6 L3/16/2002 N E2 (2ot) 4-3 W11/22/2002 A 2-5 L2/15/2003 H 3-4 L3/16/2003 N E3 (ot) 2-3 L12/6/2003 A 0-1 L1/9/2004 H 3-5 L11/5/2004 A 0-2 L1/8/2005 H 1-0 W3/19/2005 N E3 1-3 L11/11/2005 H 3-4 L2/18/2006 A 4-3 W3/18/2006 N E3 6-2 W11/10/2006 A 2-3 L2/24/2007 H 3-1 W11/16/2007 H 2-1 W3/1/2008 A 3-1 W3/21/2008 N E3 3-1 W11/21/2008 A 1-2 L2/14/2009 H 4-2 W11/7/2009 A 3-6 L2/19/2010 H 0-3 L3/12/2010 A E 1-5 L3/13/2010 A E 0-3 L1/29/2011 H 1-2 L2/18/2011 A 4-3 W11/11/2011 H 2-4 L1/21/2012 A (ot) 2-2 T1 New York, N.Y.2 Lake Placid, N.Y.3 Albany, N.Y.

HARVARD VS. CORNELL SERIES HISTORY

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11/15/1991 A 7-5 W2/1/1992 H 7-3 W11/13/1992 H 4-0 W1/15/1993 A 3-2 W12/3/1993 A 2-0 W2/26/1994 H (ot) 3-3 T11/26/1994 H 5-2 W2/25/1995 A 3-5 L1/12/1996 A 2-0 W2/3/1996 H 6-0 W12/11/1996 A 3-0 W1/10/1997 H 2-4 L1/10/1998 A (ot) 3-2 W2/6/1998 H 3-1 W1/9/1999 H 4-3 W2/5/1999 A (ot) 1-1 T12/4/1999 A 5-1 W3/3/2000 H 3-2 W1/5/2001 H 5-2 W2/24/2001 A 2-3 L1/4/2002 A 3-2 W2/23/2002 H 4-0 W

11/29/2002 H 7-4 W1/4/2003 A 3-1 W1/2/2004 A 3-2 W2/14/2004 H 3-2 W12/3/2004 H 4-1 W2/1/2005 A 8-1 W1/6/2006 A (ot) 1-1 T1/27/2006 H 1-2 L1/7/2007 A 3-2 W2/2/2007 H 5-2 W11/10/2007 H 4-0 W2/8/2008 A 3-2 W11/8/2008 A 1-3 L1/30/2009 H 3-1 W1/22/2010 A 4-1 W2/13/2010 H 4-3 W11/5/2010 H 1-2 L1/22/2011 A 1-2 L1/6/2012 A (ot) 3-3 T1/13/2012 H 1 0-2 L1 Sun Life Frozen Fenway 2012.

HARVARD VS. UNION SERIES HISTORYCurrent Crimson vs. UnionPlayer GP G A Pts.Alex Killorn 8 4 1 5Alex Fallstrom 6 3 2 5Danny Biega 7 2 2 4Conor Morrison 4 1 2 3Eric Kroshus 6 1 1 2David Valek 6 1 0 1Rence Coassin 6 0 1 1Marshall Everson 5 0 1 1Luke Greiner 5 0 1 1Daniel Moriarty 5 0 1 1Dan Ford 4 0 1 1Patrick McNally 2 0 1 1Ryan Grimshaw 8 0 0 0Colin Moore 7 0 0 0John Caldwell 2 0 0 0Danny Fick 2 0 0 0Colin Blackwell 2 0 0 0Max Everson 2 0 0 0Petr Placek 2 0 0 0Tommy O’Regan 1 0 0 0John Caldwell 1 0 0 0Brendan Rempel 1 0 0 0Peter Starrett 1 0 0 0

Goalie (W-L-T) GP Min. GA Svs.Steve Michalek (0-1-1) 2 123:00 5 63

About the DutchmenSchool InformationLocation: Schenectady, N.Y.Founded: 1795President: Stephen C. AinlayAthletics director: Jim McLaughlinEnrollment: 2,200Colors: Garnet and white

Sports InformationContact: Jeff WeinsteinPhone: (518) 388-6377Fax: (518) 388-6096Email: [email protected] box phone: (518) 388-8726

Team InformationHead coach: Rick Bennett (Providence ’90) Record at school: 22-7-7 (first season) Overall record: 22-7-7 (first season)Rink: Messa Rink (2,225)

Series InfoRecord: Harvard leads, 30-8-4Streak: Union, two winsLast Harvard win:

Feb. 13, 2010 – 4-3, at Bright Hockey CenterLast Union win:

Jan. 13, 2012 – 2-0, at Fenway ParkDonato vs. Union: 9-5-2

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Home games played at Watson Rink from 1954‑55 to 1977‑78 and at Bright Hockey Center from 1979‑80 to presentA Boston ArenaB BeanpotE ECAC/ECACHL

ChampionshipF FleetCenter/

TD Banknorth Garden/ TD Garden

G Boston GardenH Holmes FieldK Boston Skating ClubL LynnN NCAA ChampionshipO 10-minute overtime

(no dudden death)P Cambridge PavilionR Franklin ParkS Harvard StadiumT West NewtonW 1978-79 home games

played at Boston University’s Walter Brown Arena

HARVARD VS. COLGATE SERIES HISTORYCurrent Crimson vs. ColgatePlayer GP G A Pts.Alex Killorn 8 4 5 9Danny Biega 6 5 0 5Marshall Everson 5 2 3 5Eric Kroshus 4 1 2 3Conor Morrison 4 1 2 3Patrick McNally 2 1 2 3Ryan Grimshaw 7 0 2 2Daniel Moriarty 7 0 2 2David Valek 6 0 2 2Dan Ford 4 0 2 2Luke Greiner 6 1 0 1Rence Coassin 6 1 0 1Alex Fallstrom 5 1 0 1Peter Starrett 3 1 0 1Colin Blackwell 2 1 0 1John Caldwell 2 0 1 1Colin Moore 6 0 0 0Danny Fick 4 0 0 0Max Everson 2 0 0 0Petr Placek 2 0 0 0Tommy O’Regan 1 0 0 0Mike Seward 1 0 0 0

Goalie (W-L-T) GP Min. GA Svs.Steve Michalek (1-0-1) 2 124:45 4 64

About the RaidersSchool InformationLocation: Hamilton, N.Y.Founded: 1819President: Rebecca S. ChoppAthletic director: David RoachEnrollment: 2,800Colors: Maroon, White and Gray

Sports InformationContact: Matt FaulknerPhone: (315) 228-7860Fax: (315) 228-7977Email: [email protected] box phone: (315) 228-6820

Team InformationHead coach: Don Vaughan (St. Lawrence ’84) Record at school: 314-311-70 (19th season) Overall record: 314-311-70 (19th season)Rink: Starr Rink (2,246)

Series InfoRecord: Harvard leads, 46-21-7Last Harvard win:

Nov. 12, 2011 – 4-2, at Bright Hockey CenterLast Colgate win:

Feb. 19, 2011 – 2-1, at Starr RinkDonato vs. Colgate: 7-7-3

1/7/1961 A 4-1 W3/5/1963 H E 5-3 W2/15/1974 A 8-6 W1/11/1975 H 14-4 W2/24/1979 A 10-2 W2/24/1980 H 2-3 L12/6/1980 A 7-6 W11/27/1981 H 3-5 L12/11/1982 A 7-4 W1/29/1984 H 3-5 L12/9/1984 A (ot) 6-5 W2/15/1985 H 3-0 W3/8/1985 H E 4-2 W3/9/1985 H E 10-2 W12/6/1985 A 7-2 W2/15/1986 H 5-1 W3/7/1986 H E 2-0 W3/8/1986 H E 6-4 W12/5/1986 A 5-2 W2/13/1987 H 8-3 W12/6/1987 A 1-4 L2/12/1988 H 4-2 W12/2/1988 H 8-2 W2/11/1989 A (ot) 5-6 L12/1/1989 A 4-5 L2/10/1990 H 1-6 L

12/2/1990 H (ot) 9-8 W2/8/1991 A 5-5 T1/6/1992 A (ot) 5-4 W2/15/1992 H 2-1 W12/4/1992 H 5-4 W2/20/1993 A 4-3 W11/20/1993 A 6-7 L2/11/1994 H 4-1 W11/19/1994 H (ot) 3-3 T12/10/1994 A 3-2 W11/10/1995 A (ot) 2-2 T2/17/1996 H 1-2 L11/8/1996 H 1-2 L2/15/1997 A 5-2 W11/8/1997 A 6-5 W2/20/1998 H 6-1 W3/13/1998 H E 5-4 W3/14/1998 H E 4-2 W11/14/1998 H 3-6 L2/19/1999 A 2-6 L11/12/1999 A 4-5 L2/5/2000 H (ot) 4-4 T11/18/2000 A 3-2 W2/2/2001 H 4-1 W11/17/2001 H 6-1 W2/2/2002 A 3-5 L

11/23/2002 A 7-1 W12/30/2002 N 1 8-1 W2/14/2003 H 7-0 W12/5/2003 A 4-2 W1/10/2004 H 3-1 W11/6/2004 A 1-4 L1/7/2005 H 1-3 L3/18/2005 N E2 (ot) 4-3 W11/12/2005 H 6-4 W2/17/2006 A 1-4 L11/11/2006 A 4-1 W2/23/2007 H 4-1 W11/17/2007 H 1-2 L2/29/2008 A (ot) 3-3 T11/22/2008 A (ot) 2-2 T2/13/2009 H 3-2 W11/6/2009 A 4-5 L2/20/2010 H 2-4 L1/28/2011 H 6-2 W2/19/2011 A 1-2 L11/12/2011 H 4-2 W1/20/2012 A (ot) 2-2 T1 BankOne Badger Showdown2 Albany, N.Y.

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ECAC HOCKEY CHAMPIONSHIP HISTORYYear Round Opponent Result1962 Q ARMY W, 2-1 (ot) S vs. St. Lawrence L, 5-6 Co vs. Colby W, 2-0

1963 Q COLGATE W, 5-3 S vs. Clarkson W, 6-4 Ch BOSTON COLLEGE W, 4-3 (ot)

1964 Q at Clarkson L, 4-6

1967 Q at Boston University L, 2-6

1968 Q BOSTON UNIVERSITY L, 3-6

1969 Q NEW HAMPSHIRE W, 4-3 (ot) S vs. Clarkson W, 8-6 Ch vs. Cornell L, 2-4

1970 Q at Boston College W, 10-5 S vs. Cornell L, 5-6 Co vs. Boston University L, 2-8

1971 Q BROWN W, 4-3 S vs. Boston University W, 4-2 Ch vs. Clarkson W, 7-4

1972 Q CLARKSON W, 6-5 (ot) S vs. Boston University L, 1-3 Co vs. New Hampshire L, 1-4

1973 Q CLARKSON L, 4-7

1974 Q PROVIDENCE W, 9-3 S vs. Rensselaer W, 7-2 Ch vs. Boston University L, 2-4

1975 Q CLARKSON W, 10-5 S vs. Cornell W, 6-4 Ch vs. Boston University L, 3-7

1976 Q NEW HAMPSHIRE W, 4-3 S vs. Boston University L, 4-8 Co vs. Cornell L, 6-7

1982 Q BOSTON COLLEGE W, 2-0 S vs. Clarkson W, 7-1 Ch vs. Northeastern L, 2-5

1983 Q RENSSELAER W; 5-1, 4-2 S vs. New Hampshire W, 6-3 Ch vs. Providence W, 4-1

1984 Q CLARKSON L; 1-3, 2-2 (ot)

1985 Q COLGATE W; 4-2, 10-2 S vs. Clarkson W, 2-1 Ch vs. Rensselaer L, 1-3

1986 Q COLGATE W; 2-0, 6-4 S vs. Clarkson L, 2-4 Co vs. Yale W, 6-3

1987 Q BROWN W; 6-2, 5-2 S RENSSELAER W, 4-1 Ch vs. St. Lawrence W, 6-3

1988 Q RENSSELAER W; 5-4, 6-4 S vs. Clarkson L, 4-6 Co vs. Vermont W, 7-1

1989 Q RENSSELAER W; 7-3, 5-4 S vs. Vermont L, 2-3 (ot) Co vs. Cornell W, 6-3

Year Round Opponent Result1990 Q at Cornell L; 2-6, 2-4

1991 Q RENSSELAER W; 7-3, 3-3 (ot) S vs. Clarkson L, 2-3

1992 Q RENSSELAER L, 3-4 (ot)

1993 Q PRINCETON W; 6-2, 8-0 S vs. Brown L, 1-3 Co vs. Rensselaer W, 6-3

1994 Q CORNELL W; 5-4, 5-3 S vs. Brown W, 5-1 Ch vs. Rensselaer W, 3-0

1995 Q RENSSELAER L; 2-2 (ot), 1-3

1996 Q at St. Lawrence W; 5-2, 2-3, 8-4 S vs. Vermont W, 4-3 Ch vs. Cornell L, 1-2

1997 P ST. LAWRENCE W, 4-2 Q at Cornell L; 2-2 (ot), 1-4

1998 Q COLGATE W; 5-4, 4-2 S vs. Clarkson L, 2-6 Co vs. Yale W, 4-1

1999 Q at Rensselaer L; 2-1, 0-4, 2-4

2000 Q at Cornell L; 3-4, 3-4

2001 Q YALE W; 5-4, 7-4 S vs. Cornell L, 2-5 Co vs. Dartmouth W, 3-2 (ot)

2002 Q BROWN W; 4-1, 2-1 (2ot) S vs. Clarkson W, 3-2 (ot) Ch vs. Cornell W, 4-3 (2ot)

2003 Q VERMONT W; 4-2, 5-1 S vs. Dartmouth W, 5-3 Ch vs. Cornell L, 2-3 (ot)

2004 F VERMONT W; 3-0, 5-3 Q at Brown W; 4-2, 3-2 (ot) S vs. Dartmouth W, 2-1 Ch vs. Clarkson W, 4-2

2005 Q ST. LAWRENCE W; 2-0, 3-2 S vs. Colgate W, 4-3 (2ot) Ch vs. Cornell L, 1-3

2006 Q ST. LAWRENCE W; 1-5, 3-2, 8-4 S vs. Dartmouth W, 10-1 Ch vs. Cornell W, 6-2

2007 F YALE W; 5-2, 2-1 Q at Clarkson L; 0-3, 1-2

2008 Q QUINNIPIAC W; 11-0, 4-7, 3-1 S vs. Cornell W, 3-1 Ch vs. Princeton L, 1-4

2009 F BROWN L; 0-1, 0-2

2010 F at Princeton W; 4-2, 3-0 Q at Cornell L; 1-5, 0-3

2011 F at Clarkson W; 2-1, 6-4 Q at Dartmouth L; 3-2, 1-2 (ot), 3-4

2012 Q YALE W; 1-2 (ot), 4-3 (2ot), 8-2

Harvard Results Champions1962................................................St. Lawrence1963 ..................................................... Harvard1964...................................................Providence1965............................................Boston College1966......................................................Clarkson1967........................................................Cornell1968........................................................Cornell1969........................................................Cornell1970........................................................Cornell1971..................................................... Harvard1972........................................Boston University1973........................................................Cornell1974........................................Boston University1975........................................Boston University1976........................................Boston University1977........................................Boston University1978............................................Boston College1979..........................................New Hampshire1980........................................................Cornell1981...................................................Providence1982............................................... Northeastern1983..................................................... Harvard1984....................................................Rensselaer1985....................................................Rensselaer1986........................................................Cornell1987..................................................... Harvard1988................................................St. Lawrence1989................................................St. Lawrence1990........................................................Colgate1991......................................................Clarkson1992................................................St. Lawrence1993......................................................Clarkson1994..................................................... Harvard1995....................................................Rensselaer1996........................................................Cornell1997........................................................Cornell1998.....................................................Princeton1999......................................................Clarkson2000................................................St. Lawrence2001................................................St. Lawrence2002..................................................... Harvard2003........................................................Cornell2004..................................................... Harvard2005........................................................Cornell2006..................................................... Harvard2007......................................................Clarkson2008.....................................................Princeton2009............................................................. Yale2010........................................................Cornell2011............................................................. Yale

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Harvard Career StatisticsPlayer GP G A Pts Pen.-Min. +/-Danny Biega 12 5 8 13 8-16 +5Alex Killorn 13 4 7 11 3-6 +6Alex Fallstrom 11 5 3 8 2-4 +7Marshall Everson 11 2 6 8 0-0 +6Conor Morrison 12 0 7 7 1-2 +4Daniel Moriarty 14 5 1 6 4-8 -6Luke Greiner 12 2 2 4 6-12 -2Ryan Grimshaw 14 0 4 4 1-2 0Patrick McNally 3 0 4 4 1-2 0David Valek 9 3 0 3 2-4 +2Colin Moore 13 0 2 2 3-6 -3Tommy O’Regan 3 0 2 2 1-2 0Dan Ford 7 1 0 1 0-0 +3Brendan Rempel 7 0 1 1 2-4 0Eric Kroshus 4 0 1 1 2-4 -3Rence Coassin 5 0 0 0 0-0 -1Danny Fick 4 0 0 0 0-0 +1Max Everson 3 0 0 0 0-0 -1Colin Blackwell 3 0 0 0 2-15 -2Peter Starrett 2 0 0 0 1-2 0Mike Seward 1 0 0 0 0-0 -1

Goaltender Record GP GA Svs GAA Sv%Raphael Girard 2-1-0 3 7 129 1.97 .949

Harvard Coaching RecordsCoach Years W L T Win % TitlesCooney Weiland 1962-71 11 7 0 .611 2Bill Cleary 1972-90 28 15 1 .648 2Ronn Tomassoni 1991-99 16 10 3 .603 1Mark Mazzeloni 2000-04 16 4 0 .800 2Ted Donato 2005-12 19 13 0 .594 1Total 1962-2012 90 49 4 .643 8

Harvard All-Tournament Selections

ECAC HOCKEY CHAMPIONSHIP HISTORYHarvard History by SeedNo. 1 Seed (eight seasons); 22-6-0 record, 2 titles Year Result Record 1975 L-Final 2-1-0 1986 L-Semifinals 3-1-0 1987 CHAMPION 4-0-0 1988 L-Semifinals 3-1-0 1989 L-Semifinals 3-1-0 1992 L-Quarterfinals 0-1-0 1993 L-Semifinals 3-1-0 1994 CHAMPION 4-0-0

No. 2 Seed (eight seasons); 19-7-0 record, 1 title 1962 L-Semifinals 2-1-0 1969 L-Final 2-1-0 1973 L-Quarterfinals 0-1-0 1974 L-Final 2-1-0 1983 CHAMPION 4-0-0 1985 L-Final 3-1-0 2003 L-Final 3-1-0 2005 L-Final 3-1-0

No. 3 Seed (seven seasons); 16-7-1 record, 2 titles 1963 CHAMPION 3-0-0 1972 L-Semifinals 1-2-0 1995 L-Quarterfinals 0-1-1 2001 L-Semifinals 3-1-0 2002 CHAMPION 4-0-0 2008 L-Final 3-2-0 2012 2-1-0

No. 4 Seed (six seasons); 10-5-2 record, 2 titles 1968 L-Quarterfinals 0-1-0 1971 CHAMPION 3-0-0 1982 L-Final 2-1-0 1984 L-Quarterfinals 0-1-1 1991 L-Semifinals 1-1-1 2006 CHAMPION 4-1-0

No. 5 Seed (four seasons); 4-6-0 record 1964 L-Quarterfinals 0-1-0 1970 L-Semifinals 1-2-0 1998 L-Semifinals 3-1-0 2009 L-First round 0-2-0

No. 6 Seed (three seasons); 9-4-0 record, 1 title 1990 L-Quarterfinals 0-2-0 1996 L-Final 3-2-0 2004 CHAMPION 6-0-0

No. 7 Seed (three seasons); 3-6-0 record 1976 L-Semifinals 1-2-0 2000 L-Quarterfinals 0-2-0 2007 L-Quarterfinals 2-2-0

No. 8 Seed (three seasons); 2-4-1 record 1967 L-Quarterfinals 0-1-0 1997 L-Quarterfinals 1-1-1 1999 L-Quarterfinals 1-2-0

No. 9 Seed (one season); 2-2-0 record 2010 L-Quarterfinals 2-2-0

No. 10 Seed (one season); 3-2-0 record 2011 3-2-0

1962 Dave Johnston 1 Tim Taylor 1 Gene Kinasewich 2

1963 Gene Kinasewich 1 (MOP) Dave Johnston 1 Tim Taylor 2 Godfrey Wood 2

1969 Joe Cavanagh 1 Chris Gurry 1 Terry Flaman 2

1970 Joe Cavanagh 1 Bruce Durno 2 George McManama 2

1971 Dave Hynes 1 (MOP) Joe Cavanagh 1 Bruce Durno 2

1972 Mark Noonan1973 Bob McManama1983 Mitch Olson (MOP)1987 Lane MacDonald (MOP)1988 Peter Ciavaglia1989 Lane MacDonald1993 Matt Mallgrave

1994 Sean McCann (MOP) Aaron Israel Derek Maguire Steve Martins1996 Tommy Holmes Jeremiah McCarthy2001 Tyler Kolarik2002 Tyler Kolarik (MOP) Tim Pettit2003 Brendan Bernakevitch Dov Grumet-Morris Dominic Moore2004 Brendan Bernakevitch (MOP) Tom Cavanagh Dov Grumet-Morris Dave McCulloch2005 Kevin Du2006 John Daigneau (MOP) Kevin Du Jimmy Fraser Dan Murphy Dylan Reese2008 Alex Biega Jon Pelle

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ECAC HOCKEY CHAMPIONSHIP HISTORYHarvard vs. All Opponents, by RoundOPPONENT Preliminary * First Round** Quarterfinals Play-In *** Semifinals Consolation Final TOTALBrown - 0-2 7-0 - 1-1 - - 8-3Clarkson - 2-0 2-5-1 - 5-4 - 2-0 11-9-1Colgate - - 7-0 - 1-0 - - 8-0Cornell - - 2-7-1 - 2-2 1-1 2-4 7-14-1Dartmouth - - 1-2 - 3-0 1-0 - 5-2Princeton - 2-0 2-0 - - - 0-1 4-1Quinnipiac 2-1 - - - - 2-1Rensselaer - - 8-4-2 - 2-0 1-0 1-1 12-5-2St. Lawrence 1-0 - 6-2 - 0-1 - 1-0 8-3Yale - 2-0 4-1 - - 2-0 - 8-1# Army - - 1-0 - - - - 1-0# Boston College - - 2-0 - - - 1-0 3-0# Boston University - - 0-2 - 1-2 0-1 0-2 1-7# Colby - - - - - 1-0 - 1-0# New Hampshire - - 2-0 - 1-0 0-1 - 3-1# Northeastern - - - - - - 0-1 0-1# Providence - - 1-0 - - - 1-0 2-0# Vermont - 2-0 2-0 - 1-1 1-0 6-1TOTAL 1-0 8-2 49-24-4 0-0 17-11 7-3 8-9 90-49-4

* Preliminary game (1990-1997): In these seasons, the No. 10 seed played the No. 7 seed and No. 9 played No. 8 to advance into the quarterfinals. Harvard made just one appearance in this round, in the final season under the format.

** ECAC first round games were instituted with the 2003 tournament, as the playoff format changed to a 12-team tournament in which the top four teams receive byes.

*** The Lake Placid play-in game was instituted in the 1997-98 season, when the league went to a “final five” format in Lake Placid. In this format, quarterfinal winners advanced to the final five and were reseeded (if necessary) according to their regular-season finish. The No. 5 and No. 4 seeds played the preliminary game, with the winner advancing to the semifinal against the top seed. This format was abandoned after the 2002 championship.

# Indicates teams no longer affiliated with ECAC Hockey

TeamGoals, period 6^ vs. Boston College, 3/10/70

vs. Colgate, 3/8/86Goals, period, both teams 10* vs. Boston College, 3/10/70Goals, game 11 vs. Qunnipiac (0), 3/14/08Goals, game, both teams 15 vs. Boston College (10-5), 3/10/70 vs. Clarkson (10-5), 3/4/75Goals, tournament 28* 2006, 5 gamesMargin of victory 11^ vs. Qunnipiac (0), 3/14/08Fastest consecutive goals 0:05* vs. Rensselaer, 1988

(Andy Janfaza, Peter Ciavaglia)Consecutive games with a goal 88* 1962-99Fewest penalties 0^ vs. Boston University, 3/12/71 Penalty minutes, game 66 vs. Yale, 3/21/98

Penalty minutes, game, both teams 134* vs. Yale, 3/21/98Longest game 96:01 vs. Colgate (2ot), 3/18/05Shots, game 68 vs. Brown, 3/9/02Shots, Game, both teams 104 vs. Yale (53-51), 3/10/12

IndividualGoals, game 5* Jack Turco

vs. Boston College, 3/10/70Goals, tournament 6 Gene Kinasewich (3 games), 1963

Henry Higdon (5 games), 1996 Lane MacDonald (4 games), 1989

Goals, career 19* Lane MacDonald, 1985-87, 1989Fastest overtime goal 1:32 Dominic Moore vs. Dartmouth,

3/17/01Fastest consecutive hat trick 3:22* Danny Bolduc vs. Clarkson, 3/4/75

Assists, game 7* George McManama

vs. Boston College, 3/10/70Assists, tournament 10 Lane MacDonald, 1987Assists, career 20* Lane MacDonald, 1985-87, 1989Points, game 7* George McManama

vs. Boston College, 3/10/70, 7aPoints, tournament 15* Lane MacDonald, 1987Points, career 39* Lane MacDonald, 1985-87, 1989Saves, tournament 158 Tripp Tracy, 1996, 5 gamesWins, tournament 6* Dov Grumet-Morris, 2004, 6-0Wins, career 16* Dov Grumet-Morris, 2002-05, 16-2-0

* also tournament record^ also tied for tournament record

Harvard ECAC Hockey Championship Records

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Following success as a player at the collegiate, professional and international levels, Ted Donato has accomplished much in seven-plus years as head coach at his alma mater. The 2011-12 Tim Taylor Award finalist and former Crimson captain has guided Harvard to its first consecutive 20-win seasons in more than a decade, captured ECAC and Ivy League titles, claimed two NCAA tournament bids, led his team to three league finals and coached two All-Americans and four National Hockey Leaguers.

The owner of a 115-119-32 career record, Donato accumulated a program-high 56 victories in his first three years. He is the fourth Harvard coach to total 100 wins, joining Bill Cleary ’56 (324 wins), who coached Donato at Harvard, Hockey Hall of Famer Ralph “Cooney” Weiland (315) and Ronn Tomassoni (140).

Donato, an NCAA champion as a Crimson player, Olympian and 13-year NHL veteran, was introduced as the Robert D. Ziff ’88 Head Coach for Harvard Men’s Ice Hockey July 2, 2004.

A 1991 graduate, Donato is just the Crimson’s sixth head coach since 1950. He is the eighth Harvard alum to serve as the program’s head coach. The appointment is his first coaching position.

Donato did not look like a rookie coach in his debut season in 2004-05, leading the Crimson to a 21-10-3 record, runner-up finishes in the ECAC Hockey League regular season and tournament and an NCAA tournament bid. His 2005-06 Harvard squad followed with another 21-win season, captured the ECACHL and Ivy League championships and made another NCAA appearance. Donato is the only head coach to take Harvard to the NCAA tournament in each of his first two years.

Donato’s teams have shown the tendency to come through in the clutch that was a trademark of his playing career. They have gone 22-3-1 in February home games and 42-22-9 in league games following the annual break for final exams. The 2007-08 Crimson closed the year on a 10-3-1 run, reaching the finals of the Beanpot and league playoffs. Harvard capped the 2008-09 regular season with a 4-0-2 spurt and then won seven of its final 10 games in 2010-11.

Noah Welch ’05 and Dov Grumet-Morris ’05 earned All-America selection under Donato in 2004-05. Welch went on to skate in the NHL, as did Tom Cavanagh ’05, Dylan Reese ’07 and Louis Leblanc.

As an undergraduate, Donato etched his name alongside Harvard’s all-time greats. He finished his career 11th on the Crimson’s career scoring chart (50 goals, 94 assists, 144 points) and remains 12th in that category.

He earned All-ECAC and All-Ivy accolades while serving as Harvard’s 95th captain in his senior season.

Donato was named Most O u t s t a n d i n g Player of the 1989 NCAA Frozen Four, where Harvard downed Minnesota, 4-3, in overtime in the NCAA championship game. He scored two goals in the title game, one that tied the game at 1-1 in the second period and another that gave the Crimson a 3-2 lead in the third. Donato logged three goals and a pair of assists in the tournament.

He earned the Donald Angier Hockey Trophy as the team’s most improved player in 1989 and accepted the Ralph “Cooney” Weiland Award for spirit and devotion to Harvard hockey in 1991

A native of Dedham, Mass., Donato was a member of seven U.S. national teams, including the 1992 Olympic team. He tied for the team lead in scoring with four goals and three assists in eight games in the Olympics and posted 11 goals and 22 assists in the pre-Games schedule. He also played in the World Championships in 1997 (4-2-6 in 8 GP), 1999 (2-6-8 in 8 GP) and 2002 (1-3-4 in 7 GP) and in the 1988 World Junior Championship (3-2-5 in 7 GP).

Donato was selected by the Boston Bruins in the fifth round of the 1987 NHL Entry Draft (98th overall), and he signed with his hometown club in March 1992 following the Olympic Games. His 13-year pro career included stops in New York (with the Rangers and Islanders), Los Angeles, Ottawa, Anaheim and St. Louis. He returned to the Bruins as a free agent in July 2003.

His NHL career spanned 796 games, in which he scored 150 goals with 197 assists for 347 points. Donato had eight goals and 18 assists in 58 career playoff games. With 25 goals in 1996-97, he became the first U.S.-born player to lead the Bruins in goals.

Donato graduated Catholic Memorial School as its all-time leading scorer. The son of Michael and Mary Donato, Ted and his three brothers were all active in athletics. Brother Michael played baseball at Princeton; Chris played hockey, baseball and football at Williams; and Dan played hockey and baseball at Boston University. Their sister, Paula, is a plastics engineer.

Donato is a resident of Scituate, Mass., with his wife, Jeannine, and their four children: Ryan, Jack, Nolan and Madelyn.

TED DONATO ’91The Robert D. Ziff ’88 Head Coach for Men’s Ice Hockey

All-Time Coaching RecordsCoach (Years) Seas. W L T Pct.Captains (1897-1905) 8 26 6 0 .813Alfred Winsor, Jr. (1905-17) 12 80 25 0 .762Captains (1918-21) 3 17 3 0 .850Winsor/Claflin (1921-22) 1 7 2 0 .778William H. Claflin, Jr. (1922-24) 2 14 10 0 .583Edward L. Bigelow (1924-25) 1 8 2 0 .800Bigelow/Stubbs (1925-27) 2 17 4 2 .783Joseph Stubbs (1927-38) 11 95 43 6 .681Clark Hodder (1938-42) 4 20 34 3 .377John P. Chase (1942-43, 1945-50) 6 53 43 3 .551“Cooney” Weiland (1950-71) 21 315 173 17 .641Bill Cleary (1971-90) 19 324 201 22 .612Ronn Tomassoni (1990-99) 9 140 115 26 .544Mark Mazzoleni (1999-04) 5 82 72 13 .536Ted Donato (2004-present) 7+ 115 119 32 .492

Ted Donato At A GlanceHarvard/Overall Record 115-119-32 (eighth season)

Coaching Highlights• Ranks fourth on Harvard’s all-time wins list.• Won more games (56) in first three seasons than any

previous Crimson coach.• Led Harvard to a 21-12-2 record and ECAC Hockey

League and Ivy League titles in 2005-06 and took the team to three ECAC playoff finals in first four years.

• Harvard went 21-10-3 in his first season, the most games won by a first-year Crimson head coach, and was second in the ECACHL regular season and tournament.

• First head coach to lead Harvard to the NCAA tournament in each of his first two seasons.

• Has coached two All-Americans and three players who went on to skate in the National Hockey League.

Collegiate Highlights• Four-year letterwinner as a forward.• 95th captain of Harvard hockey.• Ranks 12th on Harvard’s all-time scoring chart with 144

points and ninth with 94 goals. • An All-ECAC and All-Ivy selection as a senior.• Most Outstanding Player at the 1989 NCAA Frozen

Four, helping Harvard to the national title. Scored three goals and two assists in the tournament, including a pair of tallies in the title-game win over Minnesota.

• Earned the Donald Angier Hockey Trophy in 1989 and the Ralph “Cooney” Weiland Award in 1991.

International Highlights• 1992 U.S. Olympian (Albertville, France). Tied for the

team lead in scoring with four goals and three assists. • Played in the World Championships in 1997, 1999 and

2002 and in the 1988 World Junior Championships.

Professional Highlights• Drafted by the Bruins 1987 and signed in 1992.• Played for seven teams in 13-year career.• Recorded 347 points (150-197 assists) in 796 games.

Scored eight goals with 18 assists in 58 playoff games.• Bruins’ representative to the NHLPA from 1993-98.• Earned the Bruins Seventh Player Award in 1996-97 for

performance above and beyond expectations.• Boston Bruins 2003-04 nominee for the NHL’s

Masterson Trophy, given for perseverance and dedication to the sport of hockey.

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ROSTER No. Name Cl. Pos. Ht. Wt. S/C Hometown High School

1 Connor Riley So. G 6-1 190 L Lake Forest, Ill. Deerfield Academy (Mass.) 5 Dan Ford So. D 6-1 195 L Skaneateles, N.Y. Skaneateles 6 Ryan Grimshaw C Sr. D 6-0 200 R Rochester, N.Y. Ann Arbor Pioneer (Mich.) 7 Danny Fick So. D 5-11 180 R Marine on St. Croix, Minn. Forest Lake 8 Patrick McNally Fr. D 6-2 190 L Glen Head, N.Y. Milton Academy (Mass.) 9 Danny Biega Jr. D 6-0 205 R Montreal, Que. Salisbury School (Conn.) 10 Eric Kroshus Sr. F 6-2 203 R Calgary, Alta. Edge School 11 Daniel Moriarty A Sr. F 5-10 185 R Bienfait, Sask. Estevan Comprehensive School 12 Colin Moore Sr. F 5-10 183 R Medfield, Mass. Ann Arbor Pioneer (Mich.) 13 Tommy O’Regan Fr. F 6-0 198 L Needham, Mass. St. Sebastian’s School 14 Peter Starrett Sr. D 6-3 210 R Bellingham, Mass. Catholic Memorial School 15 John Caldwell So. D 6-3 210 L Charlestown, Mass. Belmont Hill School 16 Alex Fallstrom Jr. F 6-2 203 R Stockholm, Sweden Shattuck-St. Mary’s School (Minn.) 17 Rence Coassin Sr. F 6-1 200 L Hamden, Conn. Choate Rosemary Hall 18 Mike Seward Fr. F 6-2 206 L Winchester, Mass. Winchester 19 Alex Killorn A Sr. F 6-1 207 L Montreal, Que. Deerfield Academy (Mass.) 20 Ryan McGregor Fr. F 5-11 190 L Ebmatingen, Switzerland MNG Rämibühl 21 Marshall Everson Jr. F 6-2 220 L Edina, Minn. Edina 22 David Valek Jr. F 6-2 205 R Zagreb, Croatia Chelsea (Mich.) 26 Luke Greiner Jr. F 5-10 187 L Faribault, Minn. Shattuck-St. Mary’s School 27 Petr Placek Fr. F 6-4 215 R Rakovnik, Czech Republic Hotchkiss School (Conn.) 30 Raphael Girard So. G 5-11 185 L Saint-Hyacinthe, Que. Northwood School (N.Y.) 34 Steve Michalek Fr. G 6-2 196 L Glastonbury, Conn. Loomis Chaffee School 38 Conor Morrison Jr. F 5-8 165 L London, Ont. Northwood School (N.Y.) 42 Brendan Rempel Jr. D 6-3 220 R Willington, Conn. Ann Arbor Pioneer (Mich.) 44 Max Everson Fr. D 6-1 190 L Edina, Minn. Edina 57 Mark Luzar Fr. D 6-4 215 L Oakville, Ont. T.A. Blakelock 63 Colin Blackwell Fr. F 5-10 175 R North Andover, Mass. St. John’s Preparatory School C Captain A Assistant Captain

Head Coach Ted Donato, eighth season (Harvard ’91)Assistant Coaches Albie O’Connell, first season (Boston University ’99) Jerry Forton, first season (Buffalo ’86)Volunteer Assistant Bruce Irving, 10th season (Cornell ’85)Director of Hockey Operations Dave Cataruzolo, first season (Bowdoin ’98)Strength and Conditioning Coach Athletic Trainer Tim Mullen, sixth season Chad Krawiec, seventh seasonEquipment Manager Staff Assistant John O’Donnell, sixth season Annie Diedalis, second seasonVideo Coordinator Student Managers Joe Giantonio, third season Christine Hu ’13, second season Rob Bedetti ’15, first season

Danny Biega .................bee-AY-gahRence Coassin .RINSE COE-ah-sinLuke Greiner ..................GRINE-erMarshall/Max Everson . EEV-er-sonAlex Killorn ..................kill-LORNEric Kroshus .............CROW-shuss

Mark Luzar ...................... luh-ZARSteve Michalek .........MIKE-ah-leckPetr Placek PETT-er PLOTCH-eckBrendan Rempel ............rem-PELLPeter Starrett ....................STAIR-itDavid Valek....................... VAL-ick

Pronunciation Guide

Geographic BreakdownUnited States (17)Connecticut (3) ..........Rence Coassin, Steve Michalek, Brendan RempelIllinois (1) ......................................................................... Connor RileyMassachusetts (6) ...........Colin Blackwell, John Caldwell, Colin Moore,

Tommy O’Regan, Mike Seward, Peter StarrettMinnesota (4) .......................................Marshall Everson, Max Everson,

Danny Fick, Luke GreinerNew York (3)......................Dan Ford, Ryan Grimshaw, Patrick McNally

Canada (7)Alberta (1) ..........................................................................Eric KroshusOntario (2) ...............................................Mark Luzar, Conor MorrisonQuebec (3) ...........................Danny Biega, Raphael Girard, Alex KillornSaskatchewan (1) .......................................................... Daniel Moriarty

Croatia (1)Zagreb (1) ............................................................................David Valek

Czech Republic (1)Středočeský (1) ......................................................................Petr Placek

Sweden (1)Uppland (1) ..................................................................... Alex Fallstrom

Switzerland (1)Zurich (1) ......................................................................Ryan McGregor

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TeamHarvard shut out an opponent ....................................................Nov. 6, 2010 vs. Rensselaer (W, 1-0)Harvard shut out an opponent at home ........................................Nov. 6, 2010 vs. Rensselaer (W, 1-0)Harvard shut out an opponent on the road ................................March 6, 2010 vs. Princeton (W, 3-0)Harvard posted shutouts in consecutive games . Nov. 9-10, 2007 vs. Rensselaer (W, 3-0), vs. Union (W, 4-0)Harvard was shut out .................................................Jan. 13, 2012 vs. Union at Fenway Park (L, 2-0)Harvard was shut out at home ....................................Jan. 13, 2012 vs. Union at Fenway Park (L, 2-0)Harvard was shut out on the road ............................................................Feb. 4, 2011 vs. Yale (L, 1-0)Harvard was shut out in consecutive games .. Feb. 4-7, 2011 vs. Yale (L, 1-0) and Northeastern (L, 4-0)Harvard played a scoreless tie .....................................................Dec. 22, 2004 vs. Northern MichiganHarvard played an overtime contest.............................................March 10, 2012 vs. Yale (W, 4-3 2ot)Harvard won an overtime contest ................................................March 10, 2012 vs. Yale (W, 4-3 2ot)Harvard lost an overtime contest ..........................................................March 9, 2012 vs. Yale (L, 2-1)Harvard defeated a ranked team ........................................Nov. 12, 2011 vs. No. 18 Colgate (W, 4-2)Harvard defeated a top-10 team .................................................. Jan. 12, 2010 vs. No. 5 Yale (W, 3-2)Harvard defeated a top-five team ................................................. Jan. 12, 2010 vs. No. 5 Yale (W, 3-2)Harvard defeated a No. 1 team ................................. Nov. 17, 2004 vs. No. 1 Boston College (W, 3-1)

ScoringHarvard scored 10 or more goals in a game ......................... March 14, 2008 vs. Quinnipiac (W, 11-0)Harvard allowed 10 or more goals in a game ........................Dec. 5, 2008 vs. North Dakota (L, 10-1)A Harvard player had a hat trick ............................. March 11, 2012 vs. Yale(W, 8-2): David Valek ’13A Harvard defenseman had a hat trick ................Jan. 28, 2011 vs. Colgate (W, 6-2): Danny Biega ’13A Harvard player had a natural hat trick ................Jan. 7, 2011 vs. Brown (L, 4-3): Michael Biega ’11An opposing player had a hat trick ....................... Nov. 26, 2010 vs. Dartmouth (L, 8-2): Nick WalshA Harvard player scored four goals in a game Nov. 24, 2009 vs. Boston U. (L, 6-5 ot): Conor Morrison ’13A Harvard player had three assists in a game ..... March 11, 2012 vs. Yale (W, 8-2): Marshall Everson ’13A Harvard player had four assists in a game .......... Dec. 6, 2002 vs. Princeton (W, 6-3): Tim Pettit ’04A Harvard player had five assists in a game ............ Dec. 6, 2002 vs. Princeton (W, 6-3): Tim Pettit ’04Harvard had two, two-goal scorers in one game............................... March 11, 2012 vs. Yale (W, 8-2): David Valek ’13 (three goals) and Alex Killorn ’12A Harvard player had five points in a game .......................... March 14, 2008 vs. Quinnipiac (W, 11-0): Dave Watters ’08 (3-2-5)An opposing player had five points in a game .Dec. 5, 2008 vs. North Dakota (L, 10-1): Ryan Martens (2-3-5)Harvard scored a shorthanded goal ...........Feb. 13, 2012 vs. Northeastern (W, 3-2): Luke Greiner ’13An opponent scored a shorthanded goal .....Dec. 30, 2011 vs. North Dakota (T, 4-4 ot): Nick MattsonHarvard scored on a penalty shot ........................Jan. 12, 2002 vs. Yale (W, 4-2): Dominic Moore ’03An opponent scored on a penalty shot ............ March 21, 2003 vs. Dartmouth (W, 5-3): Mike MurrayA Harvard goalie stopped a penalty shot ............................ Nov. 16, 2004 vs. Boston College (W, 3-1): Dov Grumet-Morris ’05/Dave SpinaAn opposing goalie stopped a penalty shot ............................... Nov. 13, 2009 vs. Quinnipiac (L, 5-1): Dan Clarke/Alex Killorn ’12Harvard was involved in a shootout ....Dec. 22, 2004 vs. Northern Michigan (T, 0-0; lost shootout, 3-2)

GoaltendingA Harvard goaltender made 40+ saves . March 10, 2012 vs. Yale (W, 4-3 2ot): Raphael Girard ’13 (48)A Harvard goaltender made 50+ saves ..Dec. 21, 1984 vs. Boston College (T, 6-6 ot): Grant Blair ’86 (60)An opposing goaltender made 40+ saves ....March 10, 2012 vs. Yale (W, 4-3 2ot): Nick Maricic (49)An opposing goalie made 50+ saves ...................... Jan. 9, 2009 vs. Brown (T, 1-1 ot): Dan Rosen (50)An opposing goalie made 60+ saves ..............March 9, 2002 vs. Brown (W, 2-1 2ot): Yann Danis (66)A Harvard goaltender scored a goal ......................Feb. 22, 2008 vs. Yale (W, 6-1): Kyle Richter ’10-11

GeneralHarvard played in the NCAA tournament .................................................................................. 2006Harvard played in the Frozen Four ............................................................................................... 1994Harvard won the NCAA championship ....................................................................................... 1989Harvard won the ECAC Hockey regular-season championship .................................................... 1994Harvard won the ECAC Hockey Championship ......................................................................... 2006Harvard won the Ivy League championship .................................................................................. 2006Harvard won the Beanpot ........................................................................................................... 1993

THE LAST TIME IT HAPPENED Longest StreaksA Goal—Season 3 Marshall Everson (2), Fallstrom, Killorn (2)A Goal—Active 2 Marshall Everson An Assist—Season 5 BiegaAn Assist—Active 2 Fallstrom, Killorn, McNally, MorrisonA Point—Season 8 KillornA Point—Active 3 Biega

Game Highs, IndividualGoals 3 Valek vs. Yale, March 11Assists 3 McNally vs. Masschusetts, Dec. 2 Killorn vs. Quinnipiac, Feb. 3 McNally vs. Yale, March 10 Marshall Everson vs. Yale, March 11Points 4 Everson vs. Yale, March 11 Killorn vs. Yale, March 11Saves 48 Girard vs. Yale, March 11Penalties 3 Moriarty vs. Yale, Feb. 18Pen. Min. 20 McNally vs. St. Lawrence, Nov. 19

Game Highs, TeamGoals 8 vs. Yale, March 11 Goals allowed 7 vs. North Dakota, Dec. 31 Goals in a period 4 2nd vs. New Hampshire, Nov. 22 2nd vs. Yale, March 11Goals all. in a pd. 4 1st vs. New Hampshire, Nov. 22 2nd vs. North Dakota, Dec. 30 1st vs. North Dakota, Dec. 31Shots 53 vs. Yale, March 10Shots allowed 51 vs. Yale, March 10Penalties 15 vs. Yale, Feb. 18Penalty minutes 38 vs. Yale, Feb. 18 Penalty kills 11 vs. Yale, March 10PK Pct. 1.000 10 times, most kills: 11 for 11 vs. Yale, March 10PP pct. .667 2 for 3 vs. St. Lawrence, Nov. 19Power-play goals 3 3 for 4 vs. Princeton, Dec. 10 3 for 9 vs. Yale, March 10PPG allowed 3 vs. Princeton, Nov. 4Shorthanded goals 1 vs. Northeastern, Feb. 13SHG allowed 1 vs. New Hampshire, Nov. 22 1 vs. North Dakota, Dec. 30

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Game-winning goal-scorers, winning goalies in boldHome games in bold CAPS All times Eastern Schedule subject to changeX Exhibition E ECAC Hockey game I Ivy League game O Frozen Fenway, Boston, Mass. (Fenway Park) B 59th Beanpot, Boston, Mass. (TD Garden)Q ECAC Hockey Championship quarterfinals C ECAC Hockey Championship, Atlantic City, N.J. (Boardwalk Hall)R Predetermined sites F Tampa, Fla. (St. Pete Times Forum)

Date Opponent Time/Result Shots PP PK Goal Scorers Goaltenders (saves/GA) Att.Fri, Oct. 21 WESTERN ONTARIO X W, 7-4 43-31 4-9 6-8 Greiner 2, Killorn 2, Morrison 2, Girard (15/1), 250 Marshall Everson Michalek (12/3)Fri, Nov. 4 PRINCETON E I L, 3-4 28-38 1-4 1-4 Killorn 2, Greiner Michalek (34/4) 2,306Sat, Nov. 5 No. 19 QUINNIPIAC E T, 2-2 (ot) 25-26 1-4 3-3 Morrison, Valek Girard (24/2) 1,732Fri, Nov. 11 CORNELL E I L, 2-4 20-26 2-6 2-4 Fallstrom, Marshall Everson Girard (15/3), 3,076 Michalek (7/1)Sat, Nov. 12 No. 18 COLGATE E W, 4-2 33-32 2-8 5-6 Coassin, McNally, Killorn, Blackwell Michalek (30/2) 2,305Fri, Nov. 18 at Clarkson E W, 3-2 27-32 1-9 6-7 Kroshus, O’Regan, Biega Michalek (30/2) 2,241Sat, Nov. 19 at St. Lawrence E L, 3-4 33-32 2-3 2-4 McNally, Biega, Ford Michalek (28/4) 1,517Tue, Nov. 22 NEW HAMPSHIRE W, 7-6 30-34 1-4 2-3 Killorn 2, Blackwell 2, Kroshus, Girard (4/2) 2,016 Fallstrom, Valek Michalek (24/4)Fri, Nov. 25 at Dartmouth E I T, 3-3 (ot) 37-26 2-4 1-1 Seward, Fallstrom, Greiner Michalek (23/3) 4,163Fri, Dec. 2 at Massachusetts T, 4-4 (ot) 44-35 2-6 1-1 Marshall Everson 2, Killorn, O’Regan Michalek (31/4) 4,618Sat, Dec. 10 at Princeton E I W, 4-3 26-34 3-5 1-2 McNally, Marshall Everson, Kroshus, Michalek 31/3) 2,021 BiegaFri, Dec. 30 at No. 18 North Dakota T, 4-4 (ot) 18-37 1-3 5-5 McNally, Killorn, Fallstrom, Michalek (33/4) 11,550 Marshall EversonSat, Dec. 31 at No. 18 North Dakota L, 3-7 32-25 1-3 3-5 Killorn, Kroshus, Greiner Michalek (17/6) 10,980 Girard (1/1)Fri, Jan. 6 at No. 14 Union E T, 3-3 (ot) 26-36 2-2 1-2 Fallstrom, Killorn, Biega Michalek (33/3) 1,778Sat, Jan. 7 at Rensselaer E T, 2-2 (ot) 27-13 1-2 1-1 Kroshus, Blackwell Michalek (11/2) 3,141Fri, Jan. 13 No. 14 UNION E O L, 0-2 18-32 0-2 3-4 Michalek (30/2) 8,891Sat, Jan. 14 No. 6 BOSTON U. L, 3-4 (ot) 26-34 2-5 7-8 Fallstrom 2, Killorn Michalek (30/4) 2,622Fri, Jan. 20 at No. 18 Colgate E T, 2-2 (ot) 19-36 1-2 3-3 Marsahall Everson, Starrett Michalek (34/2) 1,426Sat, Jan. 21 at No. 9 Cornell E I T, 2-2 (ot) 33-19 1-5 2-3 Marshall Everson, Killorn Michalek (17/2) 4,267Fri, Jan. 27 YALE E I W, 4-3 35-39 1-4 1-1 Killorn 2, Greiner, Marshall Everson Michalek (36/3) 3,095Sat, Jan. 28 BROWN E I W, 3-1 22-25 0-4 5-5 Kroshus, Killorn, Biega Michalek (24/1) 3,095Tue, Jan. 31 DARTMOUTH E I T, 2-2 (ot) 28-31 1-5 2-3 Greiner, Blackwell Michalek (29/2) 1,748Fri, Feb. 3 at Quinnipiac E W, 6-3 33-46 0-1 1-2 Biega 2, Marshall Everson, Kroshus Michalek (17/3) 3,796 Greiner, Fallstrom Girard (26/0)Mon, Feb. 6 No. 1 Boston University B L, 1-3 30-25 1-4 4-5 Killorn Michalek (14/3) 16,005 Girard (8/0)Fri, Feb. 10 RENSSELAER E T, 2-2 (ot) 31-29 0-2 3-3 Fallstrom, Greiner Girard (27/2) 2,227Mon, Feb. 13 Northeastern B W, 3-2 39-26 0-1 2-3 Killorn, Fallstrom, Greiner Michalek (24/2) 17,565Fri, Feb. 17 at Brown E I T, 3-3 (ot) 29-35 1-3 6-7 Killorn 2, Fallstrom Girard (32/3) 1,805Sat, Feb. 18 at Yale E I L, 1-7 26-37 1-4 8-11 Biega Michalek (11/5) 3,500 Girard (19/2)Fri, Feb. 24 ST. LAWRENCE E W, 4-1 27-32 0-5 5-6 Valek 2, Kroshus, McNally Girard (31/1) 2,523Sat, Feb. 25 CLARKSON E W, 3-2 34-29 1-5 3-4 Valek 2, Fallstrom Girard (27/2) 2,417Fri, March 9 YALE Q L, 1-2 (ot) 33-44 0-2 3-3 Greiner Girard (42/2) 1,551Sat, March 10 YALE Q W, 4-3 (2ot) 53-51 3-9 11-11 Biega 2, Marshall Everson, Ford Girard (48/3) 1,853Sun, March 11 YALE Q W, 8-2 41-41 2-5 3-4 Valek 3, Killorn 2, Fallstrom, Girard (39/2) 801 Marshall Everson, MoriartyFri, March 16 No. 13 Cornell C 7:30 p.m.Sat, March 17 No. 6 Union/No. 20 Colgate C 4 :30/7:30 p.m.Fri-Sun, March 23-25 NCAA Regionals R

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SCHEDULE/RESULTS12-9-11 overall, 8-5-9 ECAC Hockey, 3-3-4 Ivy League, 8-5-3 home, 3-3-8 road, 1-1-0 neutral

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Exh: Harvard 7, Western Ontario 4Oct. 21, 2011 • Bright Hockey Center 1 2 3 FWestern Ontario 0 4 0 4Harvard 3 2 2 7

1st period - 1, HARV, Everson, Marshall (Fallstrom, Alex) 4:33. 2, HARV, Greiner, Luke (Fick, Danny, O’Regan, Tommy) 10:50. 3, HARV, Killorn, Alex (Biega, Danny, Morrison, Conor) 13:48 (pp).2nd period - 4, HARV, Morrison, Conor (Fallstrom, Alex, Killorn, Alex) 4:00 (pp). 5, HARV, Greiner, Luke (O’Regan, Tommy, Rempel, Brendan) 5:24. 6, WEST, Shaun Furlong (Chris Corbeil, Jason Furlong) 7:23. 7, WEST, Jason Furlong (Brandon Greenside) 12:08. 8, WEST, Tyler Peters (Keaton Turkiewicz, Matt Ashman) 13:36 (pp). 9, WEST, Kevin Baker (Keaton Turkiewicz, Andrew Eastman) 19:39 (pp). 3rd period - 10, HARV, Morrison, Conor (McNally, Patrick) 9:23 (pp). 11, HARV, Killorn, Alex (Morrison, Conor, McNally, Patrick) 13:15 (pp).Shots on goal - WEST 13-10-8 31; HARV 18-9-16 43.Power plays - WEST 2 of 8; HARV 4 of 9.Penalties - WEST 9 (29 min); HARV 8 (16 min).Goalies - WEST, Alain Valiquette (59:44, 43 shots-36saves), empty net (00:16, 0-0); HARV, Girard, Raphael (30:49, 16-15) , Michalek, Steve (29:05, 15-12), empty net (00:06, 0-0).A-250 T-2:12 Officials - Referees: Cameron Lynch; Scott Whittemore Linesmen: Todd Whittemore; Christopher PitiNotes - Conor Morrison logged two goals and two assists ... Luke Greiner and Alex Killorn also scored twice.

Gm. 1: Princeton 4, Harvard 3Nov. 4, 2011 • Bright Hockey Center 1 2 3 FPrinceton 1 1 2 4Harvard 0 1 2 3

1st period - 1, PRIN, Carlson, Eric/1 (Zuk, Brodie/1, Rush, Alec/1) 19:05 (pp).2nd period - 2, PRIN, Sdao, Michael/3 (Calof, Andrew/1, Ave, Aaron/1) 5:52 (pp). 3, HARV, Killorn, Alex/1 (Fallstrom, Alex/1, Grimshaw, Ryan/1) 9:00. 3rd period - 4, PRIN, Kesselman, Aaron/1 (Meland, Eric/2, Goodwin, Jeremy/1) 5:43. 5, HARV, Killorn, Alex/2 (Morrison, Conor/1, Biega, Danny) 7:29 (pp). 6, PRIN, Carlson, Eric/1 (Pallis, Derrick/1, Meland, Eric/2) 11:15 (pp). 7, HARV, Greiner, Luke/1 (Fallstrom, Alex/1) 11:47.Shots on goal - PRIN 11-12-15 38; HARV 10-11-7 28.Power plays - PRIN 3 of 4; HARV 1 of 4.Penalties - PRIN 4 (8 min); HARV 4 (8 min).Goalies - PRIN, Bonar, Sean 1-1-1 (59:57, 28 shots-25 saves), empty net (00:03, 0-0); HARV, Michalek, Steve 0-1-0 (59:21, 38-34), empty net (00:39, 0-0).A-2306 T-2:05 Officials - Referees: Scott Whittemore; Jean-Yves Roy Linesmen: Martin Hughes; CJ HanafinNotes - Harvard cut the Princeton lead to one goal on three occasions but could not draw even ... Alex Killorn scored two goals, and Alex Killorn logged two assists ... Steve Michalek made 34 saves in his collegiate debut ... Princeton scored on its first three power plays.

Gm. 2: No. 19 Quinnipiac 2, Harvard 2 (ot)Nov. 5, 2011 • Bright Hockey Center 1 2 3 ot FQuinnipiac 1 1 0 0 2Harvard 0 2 0 0 2

1st period - 1, QU, Jeremy Langlois/9 (Scott Zurevinski/7, Matthew Peca/8) 18:11.2nd period - 2, HARV, Morrison, Conor/1 (Killorn, Alex/1, Fallstrom, Alex/3) 1:19 (pp). 3, QU, Cory Hibbeler/3 (Loren Barron/4, Ben Arnt/1) 7:28. 4, HARV, Valek, David/1 (Moriarty, Daniel/1, Starrett, Peter/3) 13:03. 3rd period - No scoring.Overtime - No scoring.Shots on goal - QU 8-10-8-0 26; HARV 4-10-9-2 25.Power plays - QU 0 of 3; HARV 1 of 4.Penalties - QU 5 (10 min); HARV 4 (8 min).Goalies - QU, Eric Hartzell (65:00, 25 shots-23 saves); HARV, Girard, Raphael (65:00, 26-24).A-1732 T-2:24 Officials - Referees: Kevin Graber; Cameron Lynch Linesmen: Richard Patry; Tom CroninNotes - Harvard trailed twice and rallied to tie twice ... Raphael Girard made 24 saves in his second career start ... David Valek scored the game-tying goal in the second period.

Gm. 3: Cornell 4, Harvard 2Nov. 11, 2011 • Bright Hockey Center 1 2 3 FCornell 3 0 1 4Harvard 0 2 0 2

1st period - 1, COR, Bardreau, Cole/1 (MacDonald, Jacob/1) 5:09. 2, COR, D’Agostino, Nick/1 (Ryan, Joakim/2, Ferlin, Brian/4) 9:04 (pp). 3, COR, D’Agostino, Nick/2 (Miller, Greg/4, Esposito, John/3) 10:00 (pp). 2nd period - 4, HARV, Everson, Marshall/1 (Biega, Danny/2, Greiner, Luke/1) 6:16 (pp). 5, HARV, Fallstrom, Alex/1 (Biega, Danny/2, Greiner, Luke/2) 19:49 (pp).3rd period - 6, COR, Esposito, John/3 (Ferlin, Brian/5) 16:30. Shots on goal - COR 18-4-4 26; HARV 3-10-7 20.Power plays - COR 2 of 4; HARV 2 of 6.Penalties - COR 7 (14 min); HARV 5 (21 min).Goalies - COR, Iles, Andy 2-2-0 (60:00, 20 shots-18 saves); HARV, Girard, Raphael 0-1-1 (20:00, 18-15) , Michalek, Steve (39:39, 8-7), empty net (00:21, 0-0)A-3076 T-2:12 Officials - Referees: Jean-Yves Roy; Dean Gilbert Linesmen: Landon Bathe; Kenneth GatesNotes - Cornell held off Harvard’s comeback attempt after going up by three goals in the first period ... Danny Biega and Luke Greiner registered two assists each.

Gm. 4: Harvard 4, No. 18 Colgate 2Nov. 12, 2011 • Bright Hockey Center 1 2 3 FColgate 1 1 0 2Harvard 0 3 1 4

1st period - 1, CU, Bourdon, Robbie/4 (Wagner, Chris/7, Smith, Austin/5) 7:31.2nd period - 2, HARV, Coassin, Rence/1 (McNally, Patrick/1, Valek, David/1) 3:54. 3, CU, Smith, Austin/10 (Wagner, Chris/8, Price, Jeremy/4) 5:24 (pp). 4, HARV, McNally, Patrick/1 (Killorn, Alex/2, Kroshus, Eric/1) 16:32 (pp). 5, HARV, Killorn, Alex/3 (Ford, Dan/1, Michalek, Steve/1) 17:51 (pp). 3rd period - 6, HARV, Blackwell, Colin/1 (Valek, David/2, Ford, Dan/2) 2:43.Shots on goal - CU 14-6-12 32; HARV 9-14-10 33.Power plays - CU 1 of 6; HARV 2 of 8.Penalties - CU 10 (34 min); HARV 11 (33 min).Goalies - CU, Mihalik, Eric 5-3-0 (58:23, 33 shots-29 saves), empty net (01:37, 0-0); HARV, Michalek, Steve 1-1-0 (59:45, 32-30), empty net (00:15, 0-0).A-2305 T-2:22 Officials - Referees: Dean Gilbert; Chip McDonald Linesmen: Landon Bathe; Martin HughesNotes - Harvard registered its first win of the season and improved to 1-0-1 against ranked opponents ... Alex Killorn scored a goal while playing in his 100th career game ... Patrick McNally and Colin Blackwell scored their first collegiate goals.

Gm. 5: Harvard 3, Clarkson 2Nov. 18, 2011 • Cheel Arena 1 2 3 FHarvard 1 1 1 3Clarkson 1 0 1 2

1st period - 1, HARV, Kroshus, Eric/1 (Moriarty, Daniel/2, McNally, Patrick/2) 6:18 (pp). 2, CLARKSON, Tremblay, Nick/7 (Oakley, Louke/7) 6:47.2nd period - 3, HARV, O’Regan, Tommy/1 7:15. 3rd period - 4, CLARKSON, Zarbo, Matt/2 (Cayer, Julien/3, McPherson, Allan/5) 12:04 (pp). 5, HARV, Biega, Danny/1 (Everson, Marshall/1) 13:05.Shots on goal - HARV 10-9-8 27; CLARKSON 11-10-11 32.Power plays - HARV 1 of 9; CLARKSON 1 of 7.Penalties - HARV 8 (27 min); CLARKSON 9 (18 min).Goalies - HARV, Michalek, Steve 2-1-0 (59:48, 32 shots-30 saves), empty net (00:12, 0-0); CLARKSON, Karpowich, Paul 6-4-3 (59:10, 27-24), empty net (00:50, 0-0).A-2241 T-1:26 Officials - Referees: Jack Millea; Kenneth Gates Linesmen: Brad Leblanc; Jason ShattieNotes - Danny Biega broke a third-period tie, and Harvard killed a major penalty over the game’s final five minutes ... Tommy O’Regan netted his first collegiate goal.

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Gm. 6: St. Lawrence 4, Harvard 3Nov. 19, 2011 • Appleton Arena 1 2 3 FHarvard 1 1 1 3St. Lawrence 2 1 1 4

1st period - 1, HARV, McNally, Patrick/2 (Biega, Danny) 5:06 (pp). 2, SLU, Chris Martin/2 (George Hughes, Patrick Doherty) 7:19 (pp). 3, SLU, Jacob Drewiske/2 (Justin Bruckel, Kyle Essery) 14:49 (pp). 2nd period - 4, HARV, Biega, Danny/4 (Killorn, Alex, Everson, Marshall) :36 (pp). 5, SLU, Chris Martin/3 (Riley Austin, Jacob Drewiske) 10:18.3rd period - 6, HARV, Ford, Dan/1 (Grimshaw, Ryan, Seward, Mike) 8:20. 7, SLU, Gunnar Hughes/1 (Patrick Raley, Justin Bruckel) 11:52. Shots on goal - HARV 9-14-10 33; SLU 10-11-11 32.Power plays - HARV 2 of 3; SLU 2 of 4.Penalties - HARV 7 (30 min); SLU 4 (19 min).Goalies - HARV, Michalek, Steve L, 2-2-0 (59:12, 32 shots-28 saves), empty net (00:48, 0-0); SLU, Matt Weninger W, 4-5-0 (59:46, 33-30), empty net (00:14, 0-0).A-1517 T-2:07 Officials - Referees: Tim Kotyra; Jack Millea Linesmen: Brad Leblanc; Jason ShattieNotes - The teams scored on the game’s first four power plays ... Defensemen scored all three Harvard goals ... Danny Biega scored for the second straight game ... Mike Seward registered his first career point, an assist.

Gm. 7: Harvard 7, New Hampshire 6Nov. 22, 2011 • Bright Hockey Center 1 2 3 FNew Hampshire 4 1 1 6Harvard 0 4 3 7

1st period - 1, UNH, Grayson Downing/3 (John Henrion/3, Greg Burke/3) 1:23. 2, UNH, Kevin Goumas/3 (Nick Sorkin/8, Connor Hardowa/5) 5:20 (pp). 3, UNH, Grayson Downing/4 (Greg Burke/4, John Henrion/4) 8:18. 4, UNH, Trevor van Riemsdyk/2 (Grayson Downing/5, John Henrion/5) 11:56.2nd period - 5, HARV, Killorn, Alex/4 (Everson, Marshall/3, Biega, Danny/5) 6:50 (pp). 6, HARV, Kroshus, Eric/2 (McNally, Patrick/3, O’Regan, Tommy/1) 8:21. 7, UNH, Kevin Goumas/4 (Trevor van Riemsdyk/4) 14:14 (sh). 8, HARV, Fallstrom, Alex/2 (Killorn, Alex/4) 18:00. 9, HARV, Killorn, Alex/5 (Fallstrom, Alex/4, McNally, Patrick/4) 19:55. 3rd period - 10, HARV, Blackwell, Colin/2 (Valek, David/3, Grimshaw, Ryan/3) 6:51. 11, HARV, Blackwell, Colin/3 (Ford, Dan/3, Fick, Danny/1) 12:02. 12, HARV, Valek, David/2 (Greiner, Luke/3, Biega, Danny/6) 18:35 (empty net). 13, UNH, Stevie Moses/6 (John Henrion/6, Grayson Downing/5) 19:57.Shots on goal - UNH 13-12-9 34; HARV 9-13-8 30.Power plays - UNH 1 of 3; HARV 1 of 4.Penalties - UNH 4 (8 min); HARV 3 (6 min).Goalies - UNH, Matt Di Girolamo 5-5-1 (58:26, 29 shots-23 saves) , empty net (01:34, 0-0); HARV, Girard, Raphael (05:20, 6-4), Michalek, Steve 3-2-0 (54:40, 28-24).A-2016 T-2:06

Officials - Ref: Nick Litterio; Jean-Yves Roy Line: CJ Hanafin; Martin HughesNotes - Harvard recorded its greatest goal output since an 11-0 win against Quinnipiac in an ECAC Hockeyfirst-round playoff game March 18, 2008 ... Colin Blackwell scored the tying and go-ahead goals in the third period as Harvard rallied from a four-goal deficit after one period ... Alex Killorn (2-1-3), Alex Fallstrom (1-1-2), David Valek (1-1-2), Danny Biega (0-2-2) and Patrick McNally (0-2-2) also had multiple points.

Gm. 8: Harvard 3, Dartmouth 3 (ot)Nov. 25, 2011 • Thompson Arena 1 2 3 ot FHarvard 1 2 0 0 3Dartmouth 1 2 0 0 3

1st period - 1, HARV, Seward, Mike (O’Regan, Tommy, Ford, Dan) 5:47. 2, DART, Sikura, Tyler 12:54.2nd period - 3, DART, Robinson, Eric (Lindblad, Matt, Gaudet, Jim) :36. 4, HARV, Fallstrom, Alex (Killorn, Alex, Biega, Danny) 8:37 (pp). 5, DART, Jones, Doug 12:20. 6, HARV, Greiner, Luke (Biega, Danny, Blackwell, Colin) 15:46 (pp).3rd period - No scoring.Overtime - No scoring.Shots on goal - HARV 12-15-7-3 37; DART 6-11-5-4 26.Power plays - HARV 2 of 4; DART 0 of 1.Penalties - HARV 1 (2 min); DART 4 (8 min).Goalies - HARV, Michalek, Steve (64:42, 26 shots-23 saves), empty net (00:18, 0-0); DART, Mello, James (65:00, 37-34).A-4163 T-2:10 Officials - Referees: Andy O’Brien; Robert St. Lawrence Linesmen: Jason Shattie; Jim BrigsNotes - Harvard went 2 for 4 on power plays to take over the national lead in power-play efficiency ... Harvard trailed twice, and neither team led by more than a goal.

Gm. 9: Harvard 4, UMass 4 (ot)Dec. 2, 2011 • Mullins Center 1 2 3 ot FHarvard 0 2 2 0 4Massachusetts 1 2 1 0 4

1st period - 1, UMASS, Conor Sheary/5 (T.J. Syner/13, Conor Allen/2) 1:39.2nd period - 2, HARV, Everson, Marshall/2 (Biega, Danny/9, McNally, Patrick/5) 7:34 (pp). 3, UMASS, Colin Shea/2 (Patrick Kiley/1) 8:46. 4, HARV, Killorn, Alex/6 (McNally, Patrick/5, Biega, Danny/10) 14:33 (pp). 5, UMASS, Danny Hobbs/4 (Michael Pereira/8, Steven Guzzo/4) 15:04.3rd period - 6, HARV, Everson, Marshall/2 (Fallstrom, Alex/5, McNally, Patrick/5) 7:26. 7, UMASS, Steven Guzzo/6 (Michael Pereira/10, Danny Hobbs/5) 8:31. 8, HARV, O’Regan, Tommy/2 (Fick, Danny/1, Blackwell, Colin/2) 12:04.Overtime - No scoring.Shots on goal - HARV 8-17-14-5 44; UMASS 9-13-10-3 35.Power plays - HARV 2 of 6; UMASS 0 of 1.Penalties - HARV 3 (6 min); UMASS 8 (16 min).Goalies - HARV, Michalek, Steve (64:53, 35 shots-31 saves), empty net (00:07, 0-0); UMASS, Kevin Boyle (65:00, 44-40).A-4618 T-2:23 Officials: Ref: Chris Federico; Scott Hansen Line: Matt Riegert; Wayne SilvaNotes - Harvard came back from four different one-goal deficits ... Marshall Everson scored twice, and Patrick McNally logged three assists.

Gm. 10: Harvard 4, Princeton 3Dec. 10, 2011 • Baker Rink 1 2 3 FHarvard 1 1 2 4Princeton 0 2 1 3

1st period - 1, HARV, McNally, Patrick/3 (Killorn, Alex/6, Fallstrom, Alex/6) 1:48 (pp).2nd period - 2, HARV, Everson, Marshall/4 (Greiner, Luke/4, McNally, Patrick/9) 9:18 (pp). 3, PRIN, Hagel, Marc/2 (Berger, Jack/4, Sdao, Michael/2) 19:04 (pp). 4, PRIN, Hagel, Marc/3 (Goodwin, Jeremy/3, Berger, Jack/5) 19:16.3rd period - 5, HARV, Kroshus, Eric/3 (Biega, Danny, Blackwell, Colin) 1:44 (pp). 6, HARV, Biega, Danny/3 (Kroshus, Eric/2, McNally, Patrick) 6:59. 7, PRIN, Mills, Kevin/1 7:40.Shots on goal - HARV 8-10-8 26; PRIN 11-8-15 34.Power plays - HARV 3 of 5; PRIN 1 of 2.Penalties - HARV 2 (4 min); PRIN 5 (10 min).Goalies - HARV, Michalek, Steve 4-2-2 (60:00, 34 shots-31 saves); PRIN, Bonar, Sean 4-6-2 (58:23, 26-22), empty net (01:37, 0-0).A-2021 T-2:03 Officials - Referees: Tom Steinel, Jr.; Harry Dumas Linesmen: Leo Boylan; David BrownNotes - Harvard scored a season-high three power-play goals and improved its record to better than .500 for the first time ... Patrick McNally recorded his second straight three-point game ... Eric Kroshus put Harvard ahead for good in the third period in a game against his younger brother, Tom ... Danny Biega extended his point streak to six games and his multi-point streak to five.

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Gm. 11 Harvard 4, No. 18 UND 4 (ot)Dec. 30, 2011 • Engelstad Arena 1 2 3 ot FHarvard 1 1 2 0 4North Dakota 0 4 0 0 4

1st period - 1, HARV, McNally, Patrick/4 (Killorn, Alex/7) 15:13 (pp).2nd period - 2, UND, Nick Mattson/4 (Carter Rowney/5, Taylor Dickin/1) 1:25. 3, UND, Brendan O’Donnell/4 (Dillon Simpson/8, Andrew Panzarella/2) 1:39. 4, HARV, Killorn, Alex/7 (Grimshaw, Ryan/4) 2:55. 5, UND, Nick Mattson/5 5:12 (sh). 6, UND, Connor Gaarder/1 (Carter Rowney/6, Brendan O’Donnell/1) 12:51. 3rd period - 7, HARV, Fallstrom, Alex/4 (Ford, Dan/5, Everson, Marshall/4) 10:16. 8, HARV, Everson, Marshall/5 (Killorn, Alex/8) 13:16.Overtime - No scoring.Shots on goal - HARV 2-9-7-0 18; UND 8-20-5-4 37.Power plays - HARV 1 of 3; UND 0 of 5.Penalties - HARV 5 (10 min); UND 3 (6 min).Goalies - HARV, Michalek, Steve (65:00, 37 shots-33 saves); UND, Aaron Dell (64:56, 18-14), empty net (00:04, 0-0).A-11550 T-2:30 Officials - Referees: Brian Thul; Johnathan Morrison Linesmen: David Spivey; Tom LundNotes - The Crimson extended its unbeaten streak to five games (2-0-3) ... Alex Fallstrom and Marshall Everson scored to rally Harvard from two goals down in the third period ... Alex Killorn posted a goal, two assists and a 17-4 faceoff record.

Gm. 12 No. 18 UND 7, Harvard 3Dec. 31, 2011 • Engelstad Arena 1 2 3 FHarvard 1 1 1 3North Dakota 4 2 1 7

1st period - 1, HARV, Killorn, Alex/8 (Biega, Danny/12, McNally, Patrick/10) 5:33 (pp). 2, UND, Brendan O’Donnell/5 (Connor Gaarder/4, Mark MacMillan/5) 7:02. 3, UND, Connor Gaarder/2 (Ben Blood/8, Joe Gleason/4) 8:47 (pp). 4, UND, Danny Kristo/10 (Stephane Pattyn/1, Joe Gleason/5) 13:31. 5, UND, Danny Kristo/11 (Nick Mattson/7, Dillon Simpson/9) 15:13 (pp). 6, HARV, Kroshus, Eric/4 (Placek, Petr/1, Ford, Dan/6) 19:40. 2nd period - 7, UND, Mark MacMillan/3 (Connor Gaarder/5, Carter Rowney/7) :57. 8, UND, Michael Parks/3 (Stephane Pattyn/2, Joe Gleason/6) 15:28. 3rd period - 9, HARV, Greiner, Luke/3 (Blackwell, Colin/4, Everson, Max/1) 5:23. 10, UND, Brock Nelson/15 (Danny Kristo/12) 16:41. Shots on goal - HARV 12-10-10 32; UND 15-8-2 25.Power plays - HARV 1 of 3; UND 2 of 5.Penalties - HARV 6 (12 min); UND 4 (19 min).Goalies - HARV, Girard, Raphael (20:00, 2 shots-1 saves), Michalek, Steve 4-3-3 (39:57, 23-17), empty net (00:03, 0-0); UND, Aaron Dell 7-7-2 (59:31, 32-29), empty net (00:29, 0-0).A-10980 T-2:23 Officials - Referees: Brian Thul; Jonathan Morrison Linesmen: Tom Lund; David SpiveyNotes - Max Everson and Petr Placek registered one assist each for their first collegiate points.

Gm. 13 Harvard 3, No. 14 Union 3 (ot)Jan. 6, 2012 • Messa Rink 1 2 3 ot FHarvard 0 1 2 0 3Union 1 2 0 0 3

1st period - 1, UNION, Simpson, Wayne/8 (Zajac, Kelly/16) 1:05. 2nd period - 2, HARV, Fallstrom, Alex/5 (Killorn, Alex/9, Everson, Marshall/5) 3:58 (pp). 3, UNION, Bodie, Mat/3 (Jooris, Josh/6, Welsh, Jeremy/6) 11:24 (pp). 4, UNION, Carr, Daniel/9 (Jooris, Josh/7, Bodie, Mat/14) 17:15 (pp).3rd period - 5, HARV, Killorn, Alex/9 (McNally, Patrick/11, Biega, Danny/13) 1:04 (pp). 6, HARV, Biega, Danny (Coassin, Rence, Ford, Dan) 7:03.Overtime - No scoring.Shots on goal - HARV 4-13-9-0 26; UNION 13-13-7-3 36.Power plays - HARV 2 of 2; UNION 2 of 4.Penalties - HARV 4 (8 min); UNION 2 (4 min).Goalies - HARV, Michalek, Steve (65:00, 36 shots-33 saves); UNION, Grosenick, Troy (65:00, 26-23).A-1778 T-2:17 Officials - Referees: Bob Ritchie; John Murphy Linesmen: David Brown; Justin PrusakNotes - Harvard ralled to tie the score twice, including coming back from two goals down in the third period ... Alex Killorn and Danny Biega each had a goal and an assist ... Killorn hit the post in the final minutes, and Steve Michalek made a tough save on Kelly Zajac.

Gm. 14 Harvard 2, RPI 2 (ot)Jan. 7, 2012 • Houston Field House 1 2 3 ot FHarvard 1 0 1 0 2Rensselaer 2 0 0 0 2

1st period - 1, RPI, Schroeder, Zach/3 (O’Grady, Marty/3, Bailen, Nick/9) 5:11. 2, RPI, Lee, C.J./2 (Higgs, Brock/10, Haggerty, Ryan/4) 5:37. 3, HARV, Kroshus, Eric/5 (Blackwell, Colin/5, Ford, Dan/8) 7:27 (pp).2nd period - No scoring.3rd period - 4, HARV, Blackwell, Colin/4 (Kroshus, Eric/3, Ford, Dan/8) 1:34.Overtime - No scoring.Shots on goal - HARV 12-9-5-1 27; RPI 4-1-5-3 13.Power plays - HARV 1 of 2; RPI 0 of 1.Penalties - HARV 2 (4 min); RPI 3 (6 min).Goalies - HARV, Michalek, Steve (65:00, 13 shots-11 saves); RPI, Diebold, Scott (65:00, 27-25).A-3141 T-2:15 Officials - Referees: Joe Carusone; Bob Ritchie Linesmen: Michael Emanatian; David BrownNotes - Harvard came back from two goals down tie for the second straight night, the third time in four games, the fifth time in seven games and a school-record-tying sixth time this season ... The Crimson extended its league unbeaten streak to four games (1-0-3) and finished its seven-game road swing with just one loss (1-1-5) ... The same three players factored in both Harvard goals: Colin Blackwell (1-1-2), Dan Ford (0-2-2) and Eric Kroshus (1-1-2). Blackwell’s highlight-reel goal tied the game early in the third period.

Gm. 15 No. 14 Union 2, Harvard 0Jan. 13, 2012 • Fenway Park • Frozen Fenway 2012 1 2 3 FUnion 0 1 1 2Harvard 0 0 0 0

1st period - No scoring.2nd period - 1, UNION, Bodie, Mat/4 (Zajac, Kelly/18, Gostisbehere, Shayne/6) 19:56 (pp). 3rd period - 2, UNION, Zajac, Kelly/5 (Simpson, Wayne/6, Julseth-White, Nolan/1) 5:37.Shots on goal - UNION 8-14-10 32; HARV 11-5-2 18.Power plays - UNION 1 of 4; HARV 0 of 2.Penalties - UNION 2 (4 min); HARV 5 (10 min).Goalies - UNION, Grosenick, Troy 10-3-3 (59:44, 18 shots-18 saves), empty net (00:16, 0-0); HARV, Michalek, Steve 4-4-5 (58:00, 32-30), empty net (02:00, 0-0).A-8981 T-1:52 Officials - Referees: Scott Whittemore; Chip McDonald Linesmen: Brett Reed; Kenneth GatesNotes - The game was played outdoors at Fenway Park as part of the Sun Life Frozen Fenway 2012 event ... The attendance sets a new record for a regular-season ECAC Hockey game ... Harvard had a goal called back early in the second period due to the net having been dislodged ... The Crimson was shut out for the first time this season and had its streak of 18 straight games with a power-play goal snapped.

Gm. 16 No. 6 BU 4, Harvard 3 (ot)Jan. 14, 2012 • Bright Hockey Center 1 2 3 ot FBoston University 1 0 2 1 4Harvard 3 0 0 0 3

1st period - 1, HARV, Fallstrom, Alex/6 (Everson, Marshall/6, Biega, Danny/14) 3:06 (pp). 2, BU, Chris Connolly/1 (Adam Clendening/13, Wade Megan/2) 16:32 (pp). 3, HARV, Fallstrom, Alex/7 (Everson, Marshall/7, Killorn, Alex/10) 17:36. 4, HARV, Killorn, Alex/10 (Kroshus, Eric/4, Biega, Danny/15) 19:51 (pp). Penalties - 2nd period - No scoring.3rd period - 5, BU, Chris Connolly/2 (Alex Chiasson/11, Adam Clendening/14) 8:41. 6, BU, Ben Rosen/1 (Adam Clendening/15, Alex Chiasson/12) 16:39.Overtime - 7, BU, Garrett Noonan/6 (Chris Connolly/16, Alex Chiasson/13) 2:08.Shots on goal - BU 9-5-16-4 34; HARV 9-13-4-0 26.Power plays - BU 1 of 8; HARV 2 of 5.Penalties - BU 6 (20 min); HARV 8 (16 min).Goalies - BU, Kieran Millan 11-6-1 (62:06, 26 shots-23 saves), empty net (00:02, 0-0); HARV, Michalek, Steve 4-5-5 (62:08, 34-30).A-2622 T-2:17 Officials - Referees: Chip McDonald; Mike Baker Linesmen: Kenneth Gates; Brad LeblancNotes -Boston University rallied from two goals down in the third period and won in overtime ... Alex Fallstrom scored twice for Harvard, while Alex Killorn (1-1-2), Danny Biega (0-2-2) and Marshall Everson (0-2-2) also had multiple points.

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Gm. 17 Harvard 2, No. 18 Colgate 2 (ot)Jan. 20, 2012 • Starr Rink 1 2 3 ot FHarvard 1 1 0 0 2Colgate 1 0 1 0 2

1st period - 1, CU, Wagner, Chris (Wilson, Joe, Price, Jeremy) 6:06. 2, HARV, Everson, Marshall (Killorn, Alex, McNally, Patrick) 19:41 (pp). 2nd period - 3, HARV, Starrett, Peter (Everson, Marshall, Killorn, Alex) 12:33. 3rd period - 4, CU, Smith, Austin (Wagner, Chris) 12:28. Overtime - No scoring.Shots on goal - HARV 12-6-1-0 19; CU 8-12-16-0 36.Power plays - HARV 1 of 2; CU 0 of 3.Penalties - HARV 4 (8 min); CU 3 (6 min).Goalies - HARV, Michalek, Steve (65:00, 36 shots-34 saves); CU, Mihalik, Eric (65:00, 19-17).A-1426 T-2:07 Officials - Referees: Tim Kotyra; Peter Feola Linesmen: Mihael Emanatian; Nick Demarte, Jr.Notes - Harvard set a new school record with its seventh tie of the season ... The Crimson won the regular-season series against Colgate, 1-0-1 ... Peter Starrett scored his first collegiate goal, one week after having a would-be goal disallowed in Harvard’s game against Union at Fenway Park ... Steve Michalek matched a career high in saves ... Marshall Everson registered a goal and an assist.

Gm. 18 Harvard 2, No. 9 Cornell 2 (ot)Jan. 21, 2012 • Lynah Rink 1 2 3 ot FHarvard 1 0 1 0 2Cornell 1 1 0 0 2

1st period - 1, COR, Lowry, Joel/5 (Ross, Keir/4, Brisson, Mathieu/1) 9:02. 2, HARV, Everson, Marshall/7 (Biega, Danny/16, McNally, Patrick/13) 18:15 (pp).2nd period - 3, COR, Ryan, Joakim/5 (Miller, Greg/11, D’Agostino, Nick/9) 10:34 (pp). 3rd period - 4, HARV, Killorn, Alex/11 (Blackwell, Colin/5, Everson, Marshall/9) 12:17. Overtime - No scoring.Shots on goal - HARV 8-13-8-4 33; COR 6-8-5-0 19.Power plays - HARV 1 of 5; COR 1 of 3.Penalties - HARV 3 (6 min); COR 5 (10 min).Goalies - HARV, Michalek, Steve (64:48, 19 shots-17 saves), empty net (00:12, 0-0); COR, Iles, Andy (65:00, 33-31).A-4267 T-2:27 Officials - Referees: Peter Feola; Tim Kotyra Linesmen: Andy Petrus; Michael EmanatianNotes - Harvard skated to its fourth tie in the last five league games and played overtime for the third straight game ... The Crimson became the first ECAC team this season to take points from each game of the Colgate/Cornell road trip ... It was the seventh time in 12 such games that Harvard came from behind to win or tie in the third period ... Marshall Everson recorded a goal and an assist for his third straight two-point game.

Gm. 19: Harvard 4, Yale 3Jan. 27, 2011 • Bright Hockey Center 1 2 3 FYale 2 0 1 3Harvard 1 1 2 4

1st period - 1, HARV, Greiner, Luke/4 (Kroshus, Eric/5, Rempel, Brendan/1) 3:40. 2, YALE, Jaskowiak, Nick/1 (Brockett, Charles/6) 15:11. 3, YALE, O’Neill, Brian/13 (Miller, Andrew/19, Agostino,Kenny/10) 15:24. 2nd period - 4, HARV, Killorn, Alex/12 (Biega, Danny/17, Ford, Dan/10) :55.3rd period - 5, HARV, Everson, Marshall/8 (Blackwell, Colin/7, Biega, Danny/18) 9:38 (pp). 6, YALE, Young, Gus/2 16:08. 7, HARV, Killorn, Alex/13 (Blackwell, Colin/8, Everson, Marshall/10) 18:41. Shots on goal - YALE 10-12-17 39; HARV 11-15-9 35.Power plays - YALE 0 of 1; HARV 1 of 4.Penalties - YALE 4 (8 min); HARV 1 (2 min).Goalies - YALE, Malcolm, Jeff 8-9-2 (59:22, 35 shots-31 saves), empty net (00:38, 0-0); HARV, Michalek, Steve 5-5-7 (59:43, 39-36), empty net (00:17, 0-0).A-3095 T-2:25 Officials - Referees: Dean Gilbert; Jean-Yves Roy Linesmen: Martin Hughes; Scott AnctilNotes - The game was televised nationally on NBC Sports Network ... Alex Killorn scored the game-winning goal, his second tally of the game, with 1:19 left and totaled 10 shots on goal ... Marshall Everson (1-1-2), Danny Biega (0-2-2) and Colin Blackwell (0-2-2) also recorded multiple points ... Steve Michalek made a career-high 36 saves, including 16 in the third period ... Brendan Rempel and Ryan McGregor made their season debuts.

Gm. 20: Harvard 3, Brown 1Jan. 28, 2012 • Bright Hockey Center 1 2 3 FBrown 0 1 0 1Harvard 0 0 3 3

1st period - No scoring.2nd period - 1, BRWN, Smith, Jarred/2 (Drolet, Francis/1, Wolff, Mike/3) 2:34.3rd period - 2, HARV, Kroshus, Eric/6 (Valek, David/4, Grimshaw, Ryan/5) 4:06. 3, HARV, Killorn, Alex/14 (Kroshus, Eric/6) 12:18. 4, HARV, Biega, Danny/5 19:21 (empty net).Shots on goal - BRWN 10-8-7 25; HARV 5-8-9 22.Power plays - BRWN 0 of 5; HARV 0 of 4.Penalties - BRWN 7 (22 min); HARV 6 (12 min).Goalies - BRWN, Clemente, Mike 7-8-1 (59:12, 21 shots-19 saves), empty net (00:48, 0-0); HARV, Michalek, Steve 6-5-7 (60:00, 25-24).A-3095 T-2:04 Officials - Referees: Peter Feola; Tim Kotyra Linesmen: Matt Brady; Brad LeblancNotes - Harvard scored three times in the third period after entering trailing by a goal ... Alex Killorn scored the game-winning goal for the second straight night ... Eric Kroshus scored the tying goal and assisted Killorn on the winning goal ... Brown became the second team to hold Harvard without a power-play goal ... Harvard completed a 6-for-6 weekend on the penalty kill.

Gm. 21: Dartmouth 2, Harvard 2 (ot)Jan. 31, 2012 • Bright Hockey Center 1 2 3 ot FDartmouth 0 2 0 0 2Harvard 0 1 1 0 2

1st period - No scoring.2nd period - 1, DART, McNally, Brandon/4 (Keenan, Mike/6, Robinson, Eric/7) 6:59 (pp). 2, DART, Goodship, Alex/3 (Goggin, Mark/3, Lee, Paul/5) 7:17. 3, HARV, Greiner, Luke/5 (Rempel, Brendan/2, Kroshus, Eric/7) 14:49.3rd period - 4, HARV, Blackwell, Colin/5 (Everson, Marshall/11, Biega, Danny/19) 13:36 (pp).Overtime - No scoring.Shots on goal - DART 7-11-10-3 31; HARV 6-11-7-4 28.Power plays - DART 1 of 3; HARV 1 of 5.Penalties - DART 5 (10 min); HARV 3 (6 min).Goalies - DART, O’Neill, Jody (65:00, 28 shots-26 saves); HARV, Michalek, Steve (64:55, 31-29), empty net (00:05, 0-0).A-1748 T-2:19 Officials - Referees: Dean Gilbert; Jack Millea Linesmen: Landon Bathe; Michael PleauNotes - Harvard equaled the record for most ECAC ties in a season with its seventh ... The Crimson trailed by two goals in the second period and by one entering the third ... Colin Blackwell scored the game-tying goal for the second time in eight games.

Gm. 22: Harvard 6, Quinnipiac 3Feb. 3, 2012 • TD Bank Sports Center 1 2 3 FHarvard 1 2 3 6Quinnipiac 3 0 0 3

1st period - QU, Bryce Van Brabant/3 (Jeremy Langlois/9) 2:01. 2, QU, Kellen Jones/6 (Zach Tolkinen/7, Matthew Peca/13) 3:27. 3, HARV, Everson, Marshall/9 (McNally, Patrick/14, Killorn, Alex/13) 15:22. 4, QU, Loren Barron/6 (Matthew Peca/14) 19:31 (pp). 2nd period - 5, HARV, Kroshus, Eric/7 (McNally, Patrick/15, Blackwell, Colin/9) 14:30. 6, HARV, Biega, Danny/6 (Everson, Marshall/12, Fallstrom, Alex/7) 14:49. 3rd period - 7, HARV, Greiner, Luke/6 (Blackwell, Colin/10) 5:42. 8, HARV, Fallstrom, Alex/8 (Killorn, Alex/14, Everson, Marshall/13) 14:44. 9, HARV, Biega, Danny/7 (Ford, Dan/12, Killorn, Alex/15) 19:43 (empty net). Shots on goal - HARV 8-11-14 33; QU 20-12-14 46.Power plays - HARV 0 of 1; QU 1 of 2.Penalties - HARV 2 (4 min); QU 1 (2 min).Goalies - HARV, Girard, Raphael 1-1-1 (39:48, 26 shots-26 saves) , Michalek, Steve (20:00, 20-17), empty net (00:12, 0-0); QU, Eric Hartzell 7-6-5 (45:42, 24-20), Dan Clarke (12:28, 8-7) , empty net (01:50, 0-0).A-3796 T-2:25 hrsOfficials - Referees: Tom Steinel, Jr.; Robert St. Lawrence Linesmen: Dan Taggart; Joe TestaNotes - Raphael Girard stopped all 26 shots he faced for his first career win ... Harvard scored five unanswered goals for its first win at Quinnipiac.

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Gm. 23: No. 1 BU 3, Harvard 1Feb. 6, 2012 • TD Garden • Beanpot semifinals 1 2 3 FHarvard 0 1 0 1Boston University 1 2 0 3

1st period - 1, BU, Matt Nieto/11 (Alex Chiasson/17, Sean Escobedo/7) 8:14.2nd period - 2, BU, Wade Megan/13 (Sean Escobedo/8, Sahir Gill/12) 7:30 (pp). 3, BU, Wade Megan/14 (Sahir Gill/13) 14:02. 4, HARV, Killorn, Alex/15 (Everson, Marshall/14) 15:27 (pp). 3rd period - Penalties -Shots on goal - HARV 9-11-10 30; BU 9-10-6 25.Power plays - HARV 1 of 4; BU 1 of 5.Penalties - HARV 6 (12 min); BU 5 (10 min).Goalies - HARV, Girard, Raphael (21:40, 8 shots-8 saves), Michalek, Steve 6-6-8 (36:15, 17-14), empty net (01:34, 0-0); BU, Kieran Millan 15-8-1 (59:29, 30-29).A-17565 T-2:27Officials - Referees: Tim Benedetto; Kevin Shea Linesmen: Chris Aughe; Brendan KelleherNotes - No. 1 Boston University defeated Harvard in the opening game of the 60th annual Beanpot tournament ... Alex Killorn scored his fourth Beanpot goal ... Harvard will meet Northeastern in the consolation game.

Gm. 24: RPI 2, Harvard 2 (ot)Feb. 10, 2012 • Bright Hockey Center 1 2 3 ot FRensselaer 1 0 1 0 2Harvard 1 0 1 0 2

1st period - 1, RPI, Lee, C.J./6 (O’Grady, Marty/6, McGowan, Mark/5) 15:39. 2, HARV, Fallstrom, Alex/9 (Everson, Marshall/15, Everson, Max/2) 17:22.2nd period - No scoring.3rd period - 3, HARV, Greiner, Luke/7 (Kroshus, Eric/8) 10:09. 4, RPI, Higgs, Brock/2 (Lee, C.J./7, Cullen, Patrick/5) 18:57.Overtime - No scoring.Shots on goal - RPI 7-7-11-4 29; HARV 7-11-11-2 31.Power plays - RPI 0 of 3; HARV 0 of 2.Penalties - RPI 2 (4 min); HARV 3 (6 min).Goalies - RPI, Merriam, Bryce (63:59, 31 shots-29 saves), empty net (01:01, 0-0); HARV, Girard, Raphael (65:00, 29-27).A-2227 T-2:11 Officials - Referees: Jack Millea; Dean Gilbert Linesmen: Christopher Piti; Landon BatheNotes - Harvard set an ECAC Hockey record and tied an NCAA record with its eighth tie in league play and 10th overall The Crismon extended its ECAC unbeaten streak to seven games (3-0-4) ... Luke Greiner scored for the third time in four games and the fourth time in six games.

Gm. 25: Harvard 3, Northeastern 2Feb. 13, 2012 • TD Garden • Beanpot consolation 1 2 3 FHarvard 1 1 1 3Northeastern 0 1 0 1

1st period - 1st period - 1, HARV, Killorn, Alex/16 (O’Regan, Tommy/3, Grimshaw, Ryan/6) 11:44. 2nd period - 2, NU, Vrolyk, Robbie/5 (Tuckerman, Alex/6, Eibler, Luke/5) 4:07. 3, HARV, Fallstrom, Alex/10 (O’Regan, Tommy/4, Ford, Dan/21) 18:13. 3rd period - 4, HARV, Greiner, Luke/8 (Moore, Colin/1, Everson, Max/3) 13:44 (sh). 5, NU, Eibler, Luke/1 (Ellement, Drew/6, Daniels, Justin/8) 14:07 (pp). Shots on goal - HARV 12-15-12 39; NU 6-11-9 26.Power plays - HARV 0 of 1; NU 1 of 3.Penalties - HARV 3 (6 min); NU 1 (2 min).Goalies - HARV, Michalek, Steve 7-6-8 (60:00, 26 shots-24 saves); NU, Witt, Clay 0-2-0 (59:01, 39-36), empty net (00:59, 0-0).A-17565 T-2:00 Officials - Referees: Jean-Yves Roy; Alex Dell Linesmen: Joe Testa; Todd WhittemoreNotes - Harvard placed third at the Beanpot for the third straight season ... Tommy O’Regan notched two assists ... Alex Killorn finished his Beanpot career with five goals in seven games ... Luke Greiner scored Harvard’s first shorthanded goal of the season.

Gm. 26: Harvard 3, Brown 3 (ot)Feb. 17, 2012 • Meehan Auditorium 1 2 3 ot FHarvard 2 1 0 0 3Brown 0 2 1 0 3

1st period - 1, HARV, Killorn, Alex (Biega, Danny, Greiner, Luke) 8:46 (pp). 2, HARV, Killorn, Alex (O’Regan, Tommy, Fallstrom, Alex) 16:46.2nd period - 3, BRWN, Smith, Jarred (Juola, Michael, Robertson, Dennis) 1:50. 4, HARV, Fallstrom, Alex (Killorn, Alex, Fick, Danny) 13:30. 5, BRWN, Maclellan, Jack (Buvinow, Jeff, Robertson, Dennis) 14:37 (pp). 3rd period - 6, BRWN, Lamacchia, Massimo (Lorito, Matt, Maclellan, Jack) 18:14.Overtime - No scoring.Shots on goal - HARV 6-8-11-4 29; BRWN 12-10-12-1 35.Power plays - HARV 1 of 3; BRWN 1 of 7.Penalties - HARV 8 (16 min); BRWN 4 (8 min).Goalies - HARV, Girard, Raphael 1-1-3 (64:47, 35 shots-32 saves), empty net (00:13, 0-0); BRWN, Clemente, Mike 7-12-2 (64:58, 29-26), empty net (00:02, 0-0).A-1805 T-2:27 Officials - Referees: Robert St. Lawrence; Jack Millea Linesmen: Glen Cooke; Jim BriggsNotes - Harvard set a new NCAA record with its 11th tie of the season ... Alex Killorn logged two goals and an assist.

Gm. 27: Yale 7, Harvard 1Feb. 18, 2012 • Ingalls Rink 1 2 3 FHarvard 0 1 0 1Yale 3 2 2 7

1st period - 1, YALE, Laganiere, Antoine/10 (O’Neill, Brian/16) 8:46. 2, YALE, Miller, Andrew/6 (Agostino,Kenny/14, O’Neill, Brian/17) 10:40. 3, YALE, Agostino,Kenny/12 (Laganiere, Antoine/13, Dueck, Colin/8) 18:09.2nd period - 4, HARV, Biega, Danny/8 (Killorn, Alex/17, McNally, Patrick/16) :23 (pp). 5, YALE, Limbert, Kevin/4 (Brockett, Charles/8, Young, Gus/6) 1:50. 6, YALE, Agostino,Kenny/13 (O’Neill, Brian/18, Peel, Kevin/6) 8:48 (pp).3rd period - 7, YALE, Limbert, Kevin/5 (Killian, Matt/5, Peel, Kevin/7) 18:31 (pp). 8, YALE, Day, Anthony/1 (Agostino,Kenny/15) 19:44 (pp).Shots on goal - HARV 3-14-9 26; YALE 12-9-16 37.Power plays - HARV 1 of 4; YALE 3 of 11.Penalties - HARV 15 (38 min); YALE 8 (27 min).Goalies - HARV, Girard, Raphael (31:12, 21 shots-19 saves), Michalek, Steve 7-7-8 (28:19, 16-11), empty net (00:29, 0-0); YALE, Maricic, Nick 2-1-2 (60:00, 26-25).A-3500 T-2:23 Officials - Referees: B. Hicks/S. Wheeler; Joe Testa Linesmen: David Brown; Bill GrahamNotes - Yale earned a split in the season series and snapped Harvard’s eight-game league unbeaten streak.

Gm. 28: Harvard, 4 St. Lawrence 1Feb. 24, 2012 • Bright Hockey Center 1 2 3 FSt. Lawrence 1 0 0 1Harvard 2 0 2 4

1st period - 1, SLU, Riley Austin/2 (Greg Carey/21, Kyle Flanagan/21) 6:10 (pp). 2, HARV, Valek, David/3 (Biega, Danny/21, Everson, Max/3) 7:15. 3, HARV, Kroshus, Eric/8 (McNally, Patrick/17, Biega, Danny/22) 15:39. 2nd period - No scoring.3rd period - 4, HARV, Valek, David/4 (Moriarty, Daniel/3, O’Regan, Tommy/6) 6:41. 5, HARV, McNally, Patrick/5 (Fallstrom, Alex/9, Kroshus, Eric/9) 19:26 (empty net).Shots on goal - SLU 13-14-5 32; HARV 8-8-11 27.Power plays - SLU 1 of 6; HARV 0 of 5.Penalties - SLU 5 (10 min); HARV 6 (23 min).Goalies - SLU, Matt Weninger 12-14-3 (59:16 minutes, 26 shots-23 saves), empty net (00:44, 0-0); HARV, Girard, Raphael 2-1-3 (60:00, 32-31).A-2523 T-2:06 Officials - Referees: Scott Whittemore; Andy O’Brien Linesmen: Martin Hughes; CJ HanafinNotes - Harvard clinched a home series in the ECAC Hockey Championship ... David Valek recorded the first two-goal game of his career to lead Harvard to a comeback win Raphael Girard made 15 of his 31 saves during SLU power plays. He stopped 14 shots while shutting out the Saints in the second period.

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Gm. 29: Harvard 3, Clarkson 2Feb. 25, 2012 • Bright Hockey Center 1 2 3 FClarkson 1 1 0 0Harvard 0 1 2 3

1st period - 1, CLARKSON, Tansey, Kevin/2 (Tremblay, Nick/18, Oakley, Louke/19) 19:12. 2nd period - 2, CLARKSON, Oakley, Louke/16 (Sexton, Ben/20, Labrecque, Sam/13) 5:20 (pp). 3, HARV, Fallstrom, Alex/12 (Killorn, Alex/18, Everson, Marshall/16) 12:46 (pp).3rd period - 4, HARV, Valek, David/5 (O’Regan, Tommy/7, Girard, Raphael/1) 2:07. 5, HARV, Valek, David/6 (O’Regan, Tommy/8) 7:42. Shots on goal - CLARKSON 10-9-10 29; HARV 9-9-16 34.Power plays - CLARKSON 1 of 4; HARV 1 of 5.Penalties - CLARKSON 6 (12 min); HARV 5 (10 min).Goalies - CLARKSON, Karpowich, Paul 15-13-6 (57:49, 34 shots-31 saves), empty net (02:11, 0-0); HARV, Girard, Raphael 3-1-3 (59:49, 29-27), empty net (00:11, 0-0).A-2417 T-2:12 Officials - Referees: Robert St. Lawrence; Scott Whittemore Linesmen: CJ Hanafin; Martin HughesNotes - Harvard came from behind on two third-period goals by David Valek to clinch an ECAC playoff bye ... The goals were Valek’s third and fourth of the weekend after entering with five career goals ... Tommy O’Regan assisted on both Valek goals ... Harvard improved to 24-3-2 in February home games under Ted Donato.

Gm. 30: (6) Yale 2, (3) Harvard 1 (ot)March 9, 2012 • Bright Hockey Ctr. • ECAC Qtr. G1 1 2 3 ot FYale 1 0 0 1 2Harvard 0 1 0 0 1

1st period - 1, YALE, Ruffolo, Trent/3 (Bourbonais, Clinton/12, Day, Anthony/2) 15:50. 2nd period - 2, HARV, Greiner, Luke/9 (Biega, Danny/23, Kroshus, Eric/10) 19:33. 3rd period - No scoring.Overtime - 3, YALE, Agostino,Kenny/14 (Laganiere, Antoine/14, Peel, Kevin/9) 3:49.Shots on goal - YALE 14-14-14-2 44; HARV 8-8-14-3 33.Power plays - YALE 0 of 3; HARV 0 of 2.Penalties - YALE 2 (4 min); HARV 3 (6 min).Goalies - YALE, Maricic, Nick 6-3-1 (63:49, 33 shots-32 saves); HARV, Girard, Raphael 3-2-3 (63:49, 44-42).A-1551 T-2:33 Officials - Referees: Scott Whittemore; Robert St. Lawrence Linesmen: Kenneth Gates; Brady LeblancNotes - Yale’s Kenny Agostino scored in overtime to send Harvard to the brink of elimination, overcoming a career-high 42 saves from Raphael Girard ... Luke Greiner’s goal in the second period tied the game for Harvard ... The Crimson had three of the four shots in overtime before Yale scored ... Yale beat Harvard n a playoff game for the first time.

Game 31: (3) Harvard 4, (6) Yale 3 (2ot)March 10, 2012 • Bright Hockey Ctr. • ECAC Qtr. G2 1 2 3 ot 2ot FYale 2 0 1 0 0 3Harvard 0 2 1 0 1 4

1st period - 1, YALE, Dueck, Colin/3 (Ziegler, Chad/4) 5:17. 2, YALE, Ziegler, Chad/8 (Miller, Andrew/28) 16:36.2nd period - 3, HARV, Biega, Danny/9 (Killorn, Alex/19, McNally, Patrick/18) 8:09 (pp). 4, HARV, Everson, Marshall/10 (Fallstrom, Alex/10, McNally, Patrick/19) 16:07 (pp).3rd period - 5, HARV, Biega, Danny/10 (Killorn, Alex/19, McNally, Patrick/20) 11:20 (pp). 6, YALE, Laganiere, Antoine/18 (Bourbonais, Clinton/13, Peel, Kevin/9) 19:33. Overtime - No scoring.2nd overtime - 7, HARV, Ford, Dan/2 (Morrison, Conor/2, Moore, Colin/2) 9:20.Shots on goal - YALE 10-10-11-16-4 51; HARV 15-16-8-11-3 53.Power plays - YALE 0 of 11; HARV 3 of 9.Penalties - YALE 9 (18 min); HARV 11 (22 min).Goalies - YALE, Maricic, Nick 6-4-1 (88:20 minutes, 53 shots-49 saves), empty net (01:00, 0-0); HARV, Girard, Raphael 4-2-3 (89:17, 51-48), empty net (00:03, 0-0).A-1853 T-3:28 Officials - Referess: Andy O’Brien; Peter Feola Linesmen: Kenneth Gates; Landon BatheNotes - Harvard won its fourth-longest playoff game ... Raphael made a career-high 48 saves to lead Harvard’s 11.-for-11 effort on the penalty kill.

Game 32: (3) Harvard 8, (6) Yale 2March 11, 2012 • Bright Hockey Ctr. • ECAC Qtr. G3 1 2 3 FYale 1 0 1 2Harvard 1 4 3 8

1st period - 1, YALE, Ziegler, Chad/9 (Bourbonais, Clinton/14, Weberg, Nicholas/4) 4:06. 2, HARV, Killorn, Alex/19 (Everson, Marshall/17) 6:49.2nd period - 3, HARV, Fallstrom, Alex/13 (Killorn, Alex/21, Everson, Marshall/18) :35. 4, HARV, Valek, David/7 (Morrison, Conor/3, O’Regan, Tommy/9) 10:00. 5, HARV, Killorn, Alex/20 (Grimshaw, Ryan/7) 12:26. 6, HARV, Everson, Marshall/11 (Killorn, Alex/22, Fallstrom, Alex/11) 17:15.3rd period - 7, HARV, Valek, David/7 (McNally, Patrick/21, O’Regan, Tommy/10) 1:50. 8, YALE, Laganiere, Antoine/19 (O’Neill, Brian/25, Miller, Andrew/29) 10:41 (pp). 9, HARV, Moriarty, Daniel/1 (Biega, Danny/24, Everson, Marshall/19) 15:10 (pp). 10, HARV, Valek, David/9 (Moriarty, Daniel/4, Moore, Colin/3) 19:41 (pp). Shots on goal - YALE 13-12-16 41; HARV 17-16-8 41.Power plays - YALE 1 of 4; HARV 2 of 5.Penalties - YALE 10 (36 min); HARV 7 (25 min).Goalies - YALE, Wilson, Connor (04:50, 3 shots-2 saves), Maricic, Nick 6-5-1 (40:00, 33-28) , Malcolm, Jeff (15:10, 5-3); HARV, Girard, Raphael 5-2-3 (59:58, 41-39), empty net (00:02, 0-0).A-801 T-2:15 Officials - Referees: Peter Feola; Chip McDonald Linesmen: Todd Whittemore; Richard PatryNotes - Harvard advanced to its first ECAC Hockey

Championship semifinal since 2008 ... David Valek scored his first career hat trick ... Linemates Alex Killorn (2-2-4), Marshall Everson (1-3-4) and Alex Fallstrom (1-1-2) combined for 10 points, and a +12 rating ... Harvard matched season highs with 17 shots in the first period and four goals in the second.

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2011-12Joined the varsity squad after playing goal for the Harvard club hockey team as a freshman.

PersonalThe younger brother of former Harvard goaltender John Riley ’10.

2011-12Assisted on tying goal at Massachusetts (Dec. 2) ... Assisted on winning goal in comeback from four goals down to defeat New Hampshire (Nov. 22).

CareerPlayed in 32 games as a rookie, registering three assists ... Entered game against Army (Jan. 1, 2011) without a collegiate point and with a -2 rating and logged two assists and a +3 mark in the game.

PersonalEarned all-state honorable mention while captaining Forest Lake High School to best season in school history with a Suburban East Conference

championship in 2009-10.

Career HighsPoints 2 two assists vs. Army, Jan. 1, 2011, Sheraton/TD Bank Catamount CupAssists 2 vs. Army, Jan. 1, 2011, Sheraton/TD Bank Catamount Cup

2011-12The 119th captain of Harvard men’s hockey ... Registered an assist and five blocked shots in ECAC quarterfinal clincher against Yale (March 11) ... Logged assist on Alex Killorn’s goal in Beanpot consolation defeat of Northeastern (Feb. 13) ... Assisted on tying goal by Eric Kroshus in third-period comeback to defeat Brown (Jan. 28) ... Picked up an assist in tie at No. 18 North Dakota (Dec. 30) ... Took point shot that led to tying goal in comeback from four goals down to defeat New Hampshire (Nov. 22) ... Registered assists against Princeton (Nov. 4) and at St. Lawrence (Nov. 19).

CareerA three-time ECAC Hockey All-Academic selection ... Recorded three points (1-2-3) in 23 games as a freshman, nine points (1-8-9) in 30 games as a sophomore and six points (2-4-6) in 34 games as a junior ... Logged first collegiate point with a goal to give Harvard a third-period lead in 5-5 tie at Dartmouth (Jan. 25, 2009).

PersonalWon three gold medals, one silver and one bronze with the U.S. National Team Development Program. Served as assistant captain of U.S. National Under-17 Team, along with Colin Moore.

Career HighsPoints 2 twice, most recently two assists vs. Clarkson, Feb. 25, 2011Goals 1 four times, most recently vs. Boston University, Feb. 14, 2011, Beanpot consolationAssists 2 twice, most recently vs. Clarkson, Feb. 25, 2011Point Streak 2 three times, most recently Nov. 19-Dec. 2, 2011

2011-12Kept season alive with double-overtime goal in Game 2 of ECAC quarterfinal series against Yale (March 10) ... Registered assists on both Harvard goals in 2-2 tie at Rensselaer (Jan. 7) ... Assisted on tying goal in rally to tie No. 14 Union (Jan. 6) ... Notched assists in each game of weekend series at No. 18 North Dakota (Dec. 30-31) ... Recorded an assist at Dartmouth (Nov. 25) for fifth point in five games ... Took shot that was redirected for go-ahead goal in comeback from four goals down to defeat New Hampshire (Nov. 22) ... Scored first goal of season at St. Lawrence (Nov. 19) ... Registered two assists in win against No. 18 Colgate (Nov. 12).

CareerEarned the George Percy Award as Harvard’s rookie of the year last season ... Skated in all 34 games as a rookie, totaling nine points (1-8-9) ... Scored first collegiate goal at Dartmouth (Jan. 27, 2011) ... Notched first career point when Alex Killorn redirected in his point shot for the game-winning goal at St. Lawrence (Nov. 12, 2010).

PersonalCo-host of the “Top Shelf ” intermission show on WHRB 95.3 FM ... Named EJHL Defensive Player of the Year in 2007-08.

Career HighsPoints 2 three times, most recently two assists at Rensselaer, Jan. 7, 2012Goals 1 three times, most recently vs. Yale, March 10, 2012 ECAC quarterfinalsAssists 2 three times, most recently at Rensselaer, Jan. 7, 2012Point streak 4 Dec. 30, 2011-Jan. 7, 2012

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7DannyFickSo. • D Marine on St. Croix, Minn.

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2011-12ECAC Hockey Rookie of the Year finalist ... ECAC Hockey/Fischer Hockey Rookie of the Month (December) ... ECAC Hockey Rookie of the Week (Dec. 13) ... Assisted on all three regulation goals in double-overtime defeat of Yale in ECAC quarterfinals (March 10) ... Registered a goal and an assist in defeat of St. Lawrence to clinch a home playoff series (Feb. 24) ... Posted two assists in comeback win at Quinnipiac (Feb. 3) ... Logged an assist in each game of two-tie weekend at No. 18 Colgate and No. 9 Cornell (Jan. 20-21) ... Gave Harvard a first-period lead in eventual tie at No. 18 North Dakota and added an assist against UND a night later (Dec. 30-31) ... Recorded three points each in back-to-back

games, logging three assists at Massachusetts (Dec. 2) and a goal and two assists at Princeton (Dec. 10) ... Registered two assists in comeback from four goals down to defeat New Hampshire (Nov. 22) ... Skated end to end to score power-play goal at St. Lawrence (Nov. 19) ... Logged an assist and broke the glass with a shot in win at Clarkson (Nov. 18) ... Registered first career goal in win against No. 18 Colgate (Nov. 12) after logging his first point on an assist earlier in the game ... Made Harvard debut in season opener against Princeton (Nov. 4).

PersonalCaptained Milton Academy to the New England prep championship last season ... Twice selected to the All-New England first team.

Career HighsPoints 3 three times, most recently three assists vs. Yale, March 10, 2012, ECAC quarterfinalsGoals 1 five times, most recently vs. St. Lawrence, Feb. 24, 2012Assists 3 twice, most recently vs. Yale, March 10, 2012, ECAC quarterfinalsPoint streak 4 twice, most recently Dec. 2, 2011-Jan. 7, 2012

2011-12ECAC Hockey Player of the Year finalist and Best Defensive Defenseman finalist ... A unanimous first-team All-Ivy League selection ... A preseason all-league selection by the ECAC Hockey coaches and media ... Greatest point total by a Harvard defenseman since 1993-94 (Sean McCann ’94, 22-17-39) and the greatest goal total since 1997-98 (Jeremiah McCarthy ’98, 11) ... Registered two goals, two assists and a +3 rating in ECAC quarterfinal series agaisnt Yale (March 9-11) ... Recorded two assists in defeat of St. Lawrence (Feb. 24) ... Scored twice in comeback win at Quinnipiac (Feb. 3) ... Assisted on Colin Blackwell’s tying goal in comeback to tie Dartmouth (Jan. 31) ... Notched two assists

in defeat of Yale (Jan. 27) ... Registered two assists against No. 6 Boston University (Jan. 14) ... Notched the tying goal and an assist in 3-3 tie at No. 14 Union (Jan. 6) ... Extended point streak to six games and multi-point streak to five with game-winning goal and an assist at Princeton (Dec. 10) ... Logged two assists in three straight games: comeback from four goals down to defeat New Hampshire (Nov. 22), 3-3 tie at Dartmouth (Nov. 25) and 4-4 tie at Massachusetts (Dec. 2) ... Registered a goal and an assist at St. Lawrence (Nov. 19) ... Broke third-period tie with game-winning goal at Clarkson (Nov. 18) ... Assisted on both Harvard goals against Cornell (Nov. 11).

CareerThe first Harvard defenseman since Mark Benning ’87 in 1985-86 and ’86-87 to record consecutive 30-point seasons ... A first-team All-Ivy League, second-team ECAC Hockey all-league and New England All-Star selection and recipient of the John Tudor Memorial Cup as Harvard’s most valuable player in 2010-11 ... Led Harvard in points (30) and assists (19) and tied for second in goals ... One of three defensemen in the nation to lead his team in scoring and the only one to also rank among team’s top three in plus/minus (+2) ... Led ECAC defensemen in points (21) and goals (nine) and ranked second in assists (12) in 22 league games ... First defenseman since Mark Fusco ’83 in 1981-82 to lead the Crimson in scoring ... Named Inside College Hockey national Player of the Week, ECAC Hockey Player of the Week, U.S. College Hockey Online’s national Third Star and Harvard COOP Athlete of the Week (Feb. 21-23) after totaling seven points (3-4-7) in three games ... Registered first career hat trick against Colgate (Jan. 28, 2011) ... ECAC Hockey Rookie of the Week (March 8, 2010) ... Led Harvard defensemen with five goals and added four assists as a freshman ... Led Harvard to two-game road sweep of Princeton in first round of ECAC Hockey playoffs (March 5-6, 2010), posting three points and a +4 rating ... Scored first career goal on an empty net at No. 13 Union (Jan. 22, 2010) ... Registered first career point with an assist in 3-1 win against Quinnipiac (Dec. 29, 2009).

PersonalIn 2009-10, was part of the second set of three brothers to play for the Crimson at the same time ... Had the top performance in six different strength tests at the 2010 NHL Entry Draft Combine.

Career HighsPoints 3 three times, most recently one goal, two assists at Cornell, Feb. 18, 2011Goals 3 vs. Colgate, Jan. 28, 2011Assists 2 11 times, most recently vs. St. Lawrence, Feb. 24, 2012Point streak 6 Nov. 19-Dec. 10, 2011

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2011-12Assisted on lone Harvard goal in Game 1 of ECAC quarterfinal series against Yale (March 9) ... Scored go-ahead goal in comeback win against St. Lawrence (Feb. 24) ... Stole the puck from an RPI player and set up Luke Greiner’s goal in tie (Feb. 13) ... Scored in comeback win at Quinnipiac (Feb. 3) ... Netted tying goal and assisted on Alex Killorn’s game-winner in defeat of Brown (Jan. 28) ... Scored one Harvard goal and assisted on the other in 2-2 tie at Rensselaer (Jan. 7) ... Registered an assist in second game at No. 18 North Dakota (Dec. 31) ... Scored the go-ahead goal in the third period and assisted on the game-winner later in the frame while playing against younger brother Tom and Princeton (Dec. 10) ... Scored in

comeback from four goals down to defeat New Hampshire (Nov. 22) ... Tallied first goal of season in win at Clarkson (Nov. 18) ... Assisted on Patrick McNally’s tying goal in comeback win against No. 18 Colgate (Nov. 11).

CareerA three-time ECAC Hockey All-Academic selection ... Recorded six assists in 26 games as a freshman, four points (2-2-4) in 17 games as a sophomore and seven points (3-4-7) as a junior ... Scored first career goal at Colgate (Nov. 6, 2009) ... Logged first point with an assist at No. 8 Princeton (Jan. 3, 2009).

PersonalCo-host of the “Top Shelf ” intermission show on WHRB 95.3 FM ... Brother, Tom, is a freshman defenseman for Princeton ... Sister and mother are both marathon winners.

Career HighsPoints 2 seven times, most recently one goal, one assist vs. St. Lawrence, Feb. 24, 2012Goals 2 at St. Lawrence, Nov. 12, 2010 Assists 2 at Dartmouth, Jan. 25, 2009Point streak 4 Jan. 27-Feb. 3, 2012

10EricKroshusSr. • F Calgary. Alta.

2011-12Assistant captain of the Crimson ... Logged a goal and an assist in ECAC quarterfinal Game 3 against Yale (March 11) ... Set up David Valek’s second goal in win against St. Lawrence (Feb. 24) ... Registered an assist in win at Clarkson (Nov. 18).

CareerRecipient of the George Percy Award as the Crimson’s top rookie in 2008-09 ... An ECAC Hockey All-Academic selection in 2010-11 ... Named ECAC Hockey Rookie of the Week (Feb. 16, 2009) ... Recorded 13 points (6-7-13) in 25 games as a freshman, 14 (6-8-14) in 24 games as a sophomore and nine (3-6-9) in 29 games as a junior ... Scored

Harvard’s first goal in both games of ECAC first-round sweep at Princeton (March 5-6, 2010) ... Scored tying and go-ahead goals 44 seconds apart in third period of 6-4 win at Clarkson to clinch ECAC first-round sweep (March 5) ... Recorded first collegiate point with a goal at Colgate (Nov. 22, 2008).

PersonalCaptained the Alberni Valley Bulldogs of the BCHL in 2007-08, leading the team in scoring (29-32-61 in 56 games).

Career HighsPoints 2 10 times, most recently one goal, one assist vs. Yale, March 11, 2012, ECAC quarterfinalsGoals 2 twice, most recently at Clarkson, March 5, 2011, ECAC Hockey first roundAssists 2 three times, most recently at Dartmouth, Nov. 27, 2010Point streak 4 twice, most recently Nov. 24-Dec. 9, 2009

11DanielMoriartySr. • F Bienfait, Sask.

2011-12Assisted on winning goal in double overtime against Yale and added another helper a night later in ECAC quarterfinals (March 10-11) ... Assisted on Luke Greiner’s shorthanded, game-winning goal in third period of Beanpot consolation win against Northeastern (Feb. 13) ... Blocked a team-high three shots in tie at No. 18 Colgate (Jan. 20) ... Posted a 7-2 record on faceoffs in win against No. 18 Colgate (Nov. 12).

CareerA three-time ECAC Hockey All-Academic selection ... Received the Iron Crimson Award as the team’s top performer in the weight room in 2009-10 ...

Recorded three points (1-2-3) in 28 games as a freshman, two (1-1-2) in 17 games as a sophomore and four (2-2-4) in 34 games as a junior ... Missed the final 13 games of sophomore season with an injury ... Scored first collegiate goal in 3-3 tie at Brown (Nov. 18, 2008) ... Recorded first point with an assist in 5-1 win against No. 16 Clarkson (Nov. 14, 2008).

PersonalWon three gold medals, one silver and one bronze with the U.S. National Team Development Program. Served as assistant captain of U.S. National Under-17 Team, along with Ryan Grimshaw.

Career HighsPoints 2 one goal, one assist at Quinnipiac, Nov. 20, 2010Goals 1 four times, most recently at Quinnipiac, Nov. 20, 2010Assists 1 eight times, most recently vs. Yale, March 11, 2012, ECAC quarterfinals

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2011-12Has skated in seven games, playing defense and forward.

CareerPlayed in eight games as a freshman ... Registered first career point with an assist on Alex Fallstrom’s goal against Colgate (Jan. 28, 2011) ... Made collegiate debut at Dartmouth (Nov. 27, 2010) ... Has played both defense and forward.

Career HighsPoints 1 one assist vs. Colgate, Jan. 28, 2011Assists 1 vs. Colgate, Jan. 28, 2011

15JohnCaldwellSo. • D Charlestown, Mass.

2011-12ECAC Hockey Rookie of the Week (Feb. 21) Notched two assists in Game 3 of ECAC quarterfinals against Yale (March 11) ... Registered assists on both of David Valek’s third-period goals, the tying and winning tallies, in Harvard’s comeback to defeat Clarkson and clinch a playoff bye (Feb. 25) ... Logged an assist on Valek’s second goal in win against St. Lawrence (Feb. 24) ... Assisted on Alex Killorn’s second goal in tie at Brown (Feb. 17) ... Registered first Beanpot points with two assists in 3-2 defeat of Northeastern in Beanpot consolation game ... Scored game-tying goal in third period at Massachusetts (Dec. 2) ... Assisted on Mike Seward’s first career goal at Dartmouth (Nov. 25) ... Notched first assist in comeback from

four goals down to defeat New Hampshire (Nov. 22) ... Scored first collegiate goal in win at Clarkson (Nov. 18) ... Made Harvard debut in season opener against Princeton (Nov. 4).

PersonalPlayed in 2010-11 with the Omaha Lancers and Sioux Falls Stampede of the United States Hockey League after previously starring for St. Sebastian’s School.

Career HighsPoints 2 twice, most recently two assists vs. Clarkson, Feb. 25, 2012Goals 1 twice, most recently at Massachusetts, Dec. 2, 2011Assists 2 three times, most recently vs. Clarkson, vs. Yale, March 11, 2012, ECAC quarterfinalsPoint streak 3 Nov. 22-Dec. 2, 2011

13TommyO’ReganFr. • F Needham, Mass.

2011-12Scored first collegiate goal to give Harvard a second-period lead in eventual 2-2 tie at No. 18 Colgate (Jan. 20) ... Assisted on David Valek’s game-tying goal in 2-2 tie with No. 19 Quinnipiac (Nov. 5).

CareerPlayed in 10 games as a freshman, four as a sophomore and seven as a junior ... Registered first two collegiate points with assists on tying and winning goals in final five minutes of Beanpot consolation win against No. 15 Boston University (Feb. 14, 2011).

PersonalLike Ted Donato, a former Catholic Conference All-Star at Catholic Memorial School, earning selection to the Boston Globe Dream Team and Boston Herald Super Team in 2007-08.

Career HighsPoints 2 two assists vs. Boston University, Feb. 14, 2011, Beanpot consolationGoals 1 at Colgate, Jan. 20, 2012Assists 2 vs. Boston University, Feb. 14, 2011, Beanpot consolation

14PeterStarrettSr. • DBellingham, Mass.

2011-12Out with an injury ... Registered an assist on game-tying goal in 3-3 tie at No. 14 Union (Jan. 6) ... Scored to tie game in second period of win against No. 18 Colgate (Nov. 12).

CareerAn ECAC Hockey All-Academic selection in 2009-10 and 2010-11 ... Became a regular in the lineup in 2010-11, registering five points (1-4-5) in 34 games ... Skated in 16 games as a rookie and 12 as a sophomore ... Scored first career goal, shorthanded, and added an assist at Quinnipiac (Nov. 20, 2010) while playing in his hometown ... Recorded first career point, one of two assists in his sophomore

season, on Ryan Grimshaw’s third-period goal at No. 8 Yale (Feb. 6, 2010).

PersonalWon two national championships with the New Hampshire Junior Monarchs of the EJHL ... Uncle, Joe Castiglione, is a Boston Red Sox radio announcer. Other uncles, Frank and Charles Castiglione, played baseball for Yale.

Career HighsPoints 2 one goal, one assist at Quinnipiac, Nov. 20, 2010Goals 1 twice, most recently vs. Colgate, Nov. 12, 2011Assists 1 five times, most recently at Union, Jan. 6, 2012

17RenceCoassinSr. • F Hamden, Conn.

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2011-12Registered a goal, an assist and a +4 rating in Game 3 of ECAC quarterfinals against Yale (March 11) ... Scored to start comeback from two goals down to defeat Clarkson in regular-season finale (Feb. 25) ... Registered a goal and an assist in tie at Brown (Feb. 13) ... Netted first goal on TD Garden ice in Beanpot consolation win against Northeastern (Feb. 13) .... Scored at Quinnipiac (Feb. 3) in first game back after missing four with an injury ... Tallied Harvard’s first two goals against No. 6 Boston University (Jan. 14) ... Started third-period comeback from two goals down with goal in tie at No. 18 North Dakota and went 7-2 on faceoffs a night later against UND (Dec. 30-31) ... Scored power-play goal at Dartmouth

(Nov. 25) ... Registered a goal and an assist in comeback from four goals down to defeat New Hampshire (Nov. 22) ... Scored power-play goal, his first tally of the year, against Cornell (Nov. 11) ... Logged two assists in season opener vs. Princeton and one more a night later vs. No. 19 Quinnipiac (Nov. 4-5).

CareerRecorded 12 points (4-8-12) in 32 games as a freshman and 12 (7-5-12) in 22 games as a sophomore ... Totaled five points (4-1-5) in five ECAC Hockey playoff games last season, scoring once in ECAC quarterfinal opener at No. 18 Dartmouth (March 11, 2011) and twice in series finale (March 13) ... Scored first career goal in 3-2 win against No. 5 Yale (Jan. 12, 2010) ... First career point came via an assist on a Doug Rogers ’10 goal at No. 5 Cornell (Nov. 7, 2009).

PersonalDrafted by the Minnesota Wild before rights were traded as part of deal for Chuck Kobasew ... Helped Shattuck-St. Mary’s School capture the 2008 USA Hockey Tier I 18 and Under National Championship, alongside Luke Greiner.

Career HighsPoints 2 11 times, most recently one goal, one assist vs. Yale, March 11, 2012, ECAC quarterfinalsGoals 2 twice, most recently vs. Boston University, Jan. 14, 2012Assists 2 four times, most recently vs. Princeton, Nov. 4, 2011Point streak 5 Nov. 22-Dec. 30, 2011

16AlexFallstromJr. • F • BOS ’09 Stockholm, Sweden

2011-12Made collegiate debut in defeat of Yale (Jan. 27) after missing the season’s first 18 games due to injury.

PersonalTwice played for Team Switzerland in the World Junior Championship, helping the Swiss finish fourth in Saskatoon, Sask., in 2010 and fifth in Buffalo, N.Y., in ’11 ... A two-year captain and three-year Elite Junior A champion with the ZSC Lions.20Ryan

McGregorFr. • F Ebmatingen, Switzerland

2011-12Made playoff debut in Game 2 of ECAC quarterfinal series against Yale (March 10) ... Netted first career goal at Dartmouth (Nov. 25) ... Registered first collegiate point with assist at St. Lawrence (Nov. 12) ... Made Harvard debut in win against No. 18 Colgate (Nov. 12).

PersonalSkated with the Boston Junior Bruins of the Eastern Junior Hockey League in 2010-11 after captaining Winchester High School to a league title in 2009-10 ... Winchester’s second-leading scorer all-time with 133 points on 70 goals and 63 assists in 78 games.

Career HighsPoints 1 twice, most recently one goal at Dartmouth, Nov. 25, 2011Goals 1 at Dartmouth, Nov. 25, 2011Assists 1 at St. Lawrence, Nov. 19, 2011

18MikeSewardFr. • F Winchester, Mass.

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2011-12Walter Brown Award semifinalist ... Harvard COOP Athlete of the Week (Jan. 23) ... Notched five points (2-3-5) in ECAC quarterfinal series win against Yale (March 9-11), including a goal, three assists and a +4 rating in Game 3 ... Caused turnover and passed to Alex Killorn to set up Harvard’s goal in Beanpot semifinal loss to No. 1 Boston University (Feb. 6) ... Recorded a goal and two assists in comeback win at Quinnipiac (Feb. 3) ... Set up tying goal against Dartmouth with pass to Colin Blackwell (Jan. 31) ... Scored a third-period goal and made long pass to set up Alex Killorn’s game-winner with 79 seconds left against Yale (Jan. 27) ... Notched a goal and an assist in each game of road trip to No. 18 Colgate and No.

9 Cornell (Jan. 20-21) ... Assisted Alex Fallstrom on two goals against No. 6 Boston University (Jan. 14) ... Scored tying goal and had an assist in tie at No. 18 North Dakota (Dec. 30) ... Netted third goal in two games with second-period tally at Princeton (Dec. 10) ... Scored twice and logged nine shots in 4-4 tie at Massachusetts (Dec. 2) ... Registered assists in both nights of road trip to Clarkson and St. Lawrence (Nov. 18-19) ... Scored first goal of season against Cornell (Nov. 11).

CareerSkated in 22 games in injury-shortened rookie season, totaling four points (3-1-4) and added 11 points (4-7-11) in 34 games as a sophomore ... Recorded the game-winning goal and an assist in collegiate debut at Dartmouth (Oct. 30) and added a goal at Colgate (Nov. 6) for three points in first two Harvard games.

PersonalCaptained Edina High School hockey team. Featured, along with senior Edina classmates, in 2009 Sports Illustrated article on the Minnesota state hockey tournament.

Career HighsPoints 4 one goal, three assists vs. Yale, March 11, 2012, ECAC quarterfinalsGoals 2 at Massachusetts, Dec. 2, 2011Assists 3 vs. Yale, March 11, 2012, ECAC quarterfinalsPoint streak 4 three times, most recently Jan. 31-Feb. 10, 2012

21MarshallEversonJr. • F Edina, Minn.

2011-12Assistant captain of the Crimson ... Unanimous selection to the All-Ivy League first team ... ECAC Hockey Player of the Week (Nov. 29, Jan. 31) ... Harvard COOP Athlete of the Week (Jan. 3) ... Led Harvard with six points (2-4-6) in ECAC quarterfinal series against Yale (March 9-11). Recorded two goals, two assists and a +4 rating in deciding Game 3 ... Notched two goals and an assist in 3-3 tie at Brown (Feb. 17) ... Netted first Crimson goal in Beanpot consolation defeat of Northeastern (Feb. 13) ... Scored in Beanpot semifinal loss to No. 1 Boston University (Feb. 6) ... Tallied the winning goal in the third period in each end of Ivy weekend sweep of Yale and Brown (Jan. 27-28) and scored another

goal against Yale ... Scored the tying goal in the third period of 2-2 draw at No. 9 Cornell (Jan. 21) ... Assisted on both Harvard goals in 2-2 tie at No. 18 Colgate (Jan. 20) ... Notched a goal and an assist against No. 6 Boston University (Jan. 14) ... Logged a goal and an assist in 3-3 tie at No. 14 Union (Jan. 6), his eighth straight game with a point ... Recorded a goal, two assists and a 17-4 faceoff record in 4-4 tie at No. 18 North Dakota and added a goal and 12-6 faceoff mark in second game of UND series (Dec. 30-31) ... Scored a goal and put 11 shots on goal in tie at Massachusetts (Dec. 2) ... Registered two goals and an assist in comeback from four goals down to defeat New Hampshire (Nov. 22) ... Netted the game-winning goal in win against No. 18 Colgate (Nov. 12) in his 100th career game ... Scored two goals in season opener against Princeton and added an assist a night later against No. 19 Quinnipiac (Nov. 4-5).

CareerAn All-Ivy League second-team Sheraton/TD Bank Catamount Cup All-Tournament honoree in 2010-11 ... HCA Rookie of the Month honorable mention (February 2009) ... Led Harvard with 15 goals and a +6 rating in 34 games, ranking second with 29 points as a junior ... ECAC Hockey Player of the Week (Nov. 2, 2009) ... ECAC Rookie of the Week (Nov. 24, 2008) ... Recorded 14 points (6-8-14) in 30 games as a freshman and 20 (9-11-20) in 32 games as a sophomore ... Scored first Harvard goal at Union (Nov. 8, 2008) ... Recorded assists in first two collegiate games, wins against Dartmouth (Oct. 31, 2008) and Rensselaer (Nov. 4, 2008).

PersonalAs a member of Team Quebec, won the World Under -17 Hockey Challenge in 2006.

Career HighsPoints 4 two goals, two assists vs. Yale, March 11, 2012, ECAC quarterfinalsGoals 2 nine times, most recently vs. Yale, March 11, 2012, ECAC quarterfinalsAssists 2 seven times, most recently vs. Yale, March 11, 2012, ECAC quarterfinalsPoint streak 10 Nov. 20, 2010-Jan. 15, 2011

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2011-12Logged lone Harvard goal in Game 1 of ECAC quarterfinal series against Yale (March 9) ... Scored the shorthanded, game-winning goal in Beanpot consolation defeat of Northeastern (Feb. 13) ... Gave Harvard a 2-1 lead in third period of home tie against Rensselaer (Feb. 10) ... Netted winning goal at Quinnipiac (Feb. 3) ... Tallied Harvard’s first goal in 4-3 defeat of Yale (Jan. 27) ... Scored in second game of series at No. 18 North Dakota (Dec. 31) ... Assisted on Marshall Everson’s second-period tally at Princeton (Dec. 10) ... Scored tying goal in 3-3 tie at Dartmouth (Nov. 25) ... Recorded an assist on game-winning goal in comeback from four goals down to defeat New Hampshire (Nov. 22) ... Assisted on both

Harvard goals against Cornell (Nov. 11) ... Scored third-period goal against Princeton (Nov. 4).

CareerRecorded seven points (3-4-7) in 28 games as a freshman and three (1-2-3) in 29 games as a sophomore ... Registered three points and a +4 rating and contributed to 9-for-9 penalty killing in two-game road sweep of Princeton in first round of 2010 ECAC Hockey playoffs (March 5-6) ... Scored first Harvard goal to give the Crimson a first-period lead in eventual 3-1 win against No. 8 Quinnipiac (Dec. 29, 2009).

PersonalLived in California before moving to Minnesota and attending Shattuck-St. Mary’s School ... Helped SSM win the USA Hockey Tier I 18 and Under National Championship in 2007 and 2008, playing alongside Alex Fallstrom in his final season.

Career HighsPoints 2 twice, most recently two assists vs. Cornell, Nov. 11, 2011Goals 1 13 times, most recently vs. Yale, March 9, 2012, ECAC quarterfinalsAssists 2 vs. Cornell, Nov. 11, 2011Point streak 3 Feb. 10-17, 2012

26LukeGreinerJr. • F Faribault, Minn.

2011-12Inside College Hockey National Player of the Week (Feb. 28) ... ECAC Hockey Player of the Week (Feb. 28) ... Netted hat trick in Game 3 of ECAC quarterfinals against Yale (March 11) ... Scored two goals in each game and totaled eight blocked shots in sweep of St. Lawrence and Clarkson to clinch playoff bye (Feb. 24-25) ... Set up tying goal by Eric Kroshus in third-period comeback to beat Brown (Jan. 28) ... Notched a goal and an assist in comeback from four goals down to defeat New Hampshire (Nov. 22) ... Recorded first multi-point game with two assists in win against No. 18 Colgate (Nov. 12) ... Scored the game-tying goal in 2-2 draw against No. 19 Quinnipiac (Nov. 5).

CareerRecorded three points (2-1-3) in 28 games as a freshman and two (1-1-2) in 29 games as a sophomore ... Scored first career goal to seal win against No. 8 Quinnipiac (Dec. 29, 2009).

PersonalHelped the United States win the gold medal at the 2009 IIHF World Under-18 Championship ... Born in Utah before moving to Europe, spending time in Croatia, Slovakia and the Czech Republic ... Father, Ivan, played professional basketball in the former Yugoslavia.

Career HighsPoints 2 four times, most recently two goals vs. Clarkson, Feb. 25, 2012Goals 2 twice most recently vs. Clarkson, Feb. 25, 2012Assists 2 vs. Colgate, Nov. 12, 2011Point streak 2 Feb. 24-25, 2012

22DavidValekJr. • F Zagreb, Croatia

2011-12Registered first collegiate point with assist to Eric Kroshus at No. 18 North Dakota (Dec. 31) ... Made Harvard debut in season opener against Princeton (Nov. 4).

PersonalPlayed three years of hockey at the Hotchkiss School, captaining the team as a senior … Was ranked as high as No. 54 among North American skaters by NHL Central Scouting before being slowed by an injury.

Career HighsPoints 1 one assist at North Dakota, Dec. 31, 2011Assists 1 at North Dakota, Dec. 31, 2011

27PetrPlacekFr. • F • PHI ’11Rakovnik, Czech

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2011-12Logged two assists in ECAC quarterfinal series against Yale (March 9-11), including the primary helper on Dan Ford’s double-overtime game-winner in Game 2 ... Missed final 27 games of regular season after suffering injury against Quinnipiac on opening weekend (Nov. 5) ... Registered an assist in season opener against Princeton (Nov. 4) and a goal a night later against No. 19 Quinnipiac.

CareerECAC Hockey Rookie of the Week (Nov. 30, 2009) ... Recorded 18 points (10-8-18) as a freshman and 19 (5-14-19) as a sophomore, skating in 33 games each year ... Scored four goals against Boston University

(Nov. 24, 2009) ... Netted first career goal at No. 5 Cornell (Nov. 7, 2009).

PersonalRepresented Germany at the 2009 IIHF World Junior Championship ... Father, Dave, played in the NHL for the Los Angeles Kings and Vancouver Canucks and is the director of amateur scouting for the Toronto Maple Leafs ... Grandfather, Jim, was a three-time NHL All-Star, playing for the Maple Leafs, Boston Bruins, Detroit Red Wings and New York Rangers.

Career HighsPoints 4 four goals vs. Boston University, Nov. 24, 2009Goals 4 vs. Boston University, Nov. 24, 2009Assists 2 four times, most recently at Dartmouth, March 13, 2011, ECAC quarterfinalPoint streak 3 twice, most recently Nov. 20-27, 2010

38ConorMorrisonJr. • F London, Ont.

2011-12Second-team All-Ivy League ... Recorded first Beanpot win with 24 saves on 26 shots in consolation game against Northeastern (Feb. 13) ... Allowed one goal on 25 shots in 3-1 win against Brown (Jan. 28) ... Stopped career-/season-high 36 shots, 16 in the final period, in 4-3 defeat of Yale (Jan. 27) ... Made 34 saves, including 15 in the third period, at No. 18 Colgate (Jan. 20) ... Registered 33 saves in ties at No. 18 North Dakota (Dec. 30) and No. 14 Union (Jan. 6) ... Made 31 saves, including several key stops down the stretch, to defeat Princeton, 4-3 (Dec. 10) ... Stopped 24 of 28 shots in relief in comeback from four goals down to defeat New Hampshire (Nov. 22) ... Recorded 30 saves in win at Clarkson (Nov.

18) ... Logged 30 saves and an assist in first collegiate win, against No. 18 Colgate (Nov. 12 ... Made 34 saves in Harvard debut in season opener against Princeton (Nov. 4).

PersonalPlayed in 2011 U.S. National Junior Evaluation Camp … Helped U.S. National Under-18 Team win silver medal at 2010 Ivan Hlinka Tournament ... Named a New England prep all-star as a senior at Loomis Chaffee after making more than 1,000 saves with a .918 save percentage.

Career HighsSaves 36 vs. Yale, Jan. 27, 2012Points 1 one assist vs. Colgate, Nov. 12, 2011Assists 1 vs. Colgate, Nov. 12, 2011

34SteveMichalekFr. • G • MIN ’11 Glastonbury, Conn.

2011-12ECAC Hockey/Fischer Hockey Goaltender of the Month (February) ... ECAC Hockey Goaltender of the Week (Feb. 28) ... Stopped 129 of 136 shots in ECAC quarterfinal series against Yale (March 9-11), setting career highs with 42 saves in Game 1 and then 48 in Game 2. Made 20 saves, seven while shorthanded, in the two overtimes of Game 2 ... Backstopped Harvard to wins against St. Lawrence and Clarkson to wrap up regular season and clinch playoff bye. Allowed three goals, two on power plays, on 61 shots. Of 31 saves against SLU, 15 came during power plays and 14 came in scoreless second period. Also recorded an assist in win against Clarkson ... Made 32 saves in 3-3 tie at Brown (Feb.

17) ... Stopped 27 shots in 2-2 tie against Rensselaer (Feb. 10) ... Entered in the second period of Beanpot semifinal against No. 1 Boston Unviersity and stopped all eight shots he faced (Feb. 6) ... Played the final two periods of comeback win at Quinnipiac (Feb. 3), stopping all 26 shots he faced for first collegiate win ... Made 24 saves in 2-2 tie against No. 19 Quinnipiac (Nov. 5).

CareerMade his first career start at Northeastern (Jan. 19, 2011), registering 34 saves in a 3-0 loss ... Debuted by saving three of the four shots he faced against in relief appearance against Dartmouth (Nov. 26, 2010).

PersonalWon the Ken Dryden Trophy as the most valuable goaltender in the Quebec midget AAA league after tying Patrick Roy’s record for wins in a season.

Career HighSaves 48 vs. Yale, March 10, 2012, ECAC quarterfinalsPoints 1 one asist vs. Clarkson, Feb. 25, 2012Assists 1 vs. Clarkson, Feb. 25, 2012

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2011-12Assisted on game-winning goal by Eric Kroshus against St. Lawrence (Feb. 24) ... Registered an assist on Luke Greiner’s shorthanded, game-winning goal in Beanpot consolation win against Northeastern (Feb. 13) ... Assisted on Alex Fallstrom’s goal in 2-2 tie against Rensselaer (Feb. 10) ... Notched season highs in blocked shots with five each at Dartmouth (Nov. 25) and against No. 6 Boston University (Jan. 14) ... Recorded first collegiate point with assist to Luke Greiner at No. 18 North Dakota (Dec. 31) ... Made Harvard debut in season opener against Princeton (Nov. 4).

PersonalA two-year captain and four-year Minnesota state tournament participant and sectional champion with Edina … Led the Hornets to 2009-10 state title and two Classic Lake Conference titles … In 2010-11, named a finalist for Mr. Hockey and team most valuable player while earning all-conference and All-Metro honors.

Career HighsPoints 1 four times, most recently one assist vs. St. Lawrence, Feb. 24, 2012Assists 1 four times, most recenlty vs. St. Lawrence, Feb. 24, 2012

44MaxEversonFr. • D • TOR ’11 Edina, Minn.

2011-12Has not played due to injury.

PersonalPlayed the last two seasons for the Burlington Cougars of the Ontario Junior Hockey League, leading the club to consecutive Western Conference championships … Selected to Team East for the Canadian Junior Hockey League Prospects Game.

57MarkLuzarFr. • D Oakville, Ont.

63ColinBlackwellFr. • F • SJS ’11 N. Andover, Mass.

2011-12Walter Brown Award semifinalist ... ECAC Hockey Rookie of the Week (Nov. 29) ... Logged two assists in comeback win at Quinnipiac (Feb. 3) ... Scored tying goal with less than seven minutes left in third period against Dartmouth (Jan. 31) ... Assisted on both third-period goals, including Alex Killorn’s game-winner with 79 seconds left, in win against Yale (Jan. 27) ... Passed to Killorn for the game-tying goal at No. 9 Cornell (Jan. 21) ... Assisted on Harvard’s first goal and scored tying goal in the third period as the Crimson came back from two goals down to tie Rensselaer (Jan. 7) ... Recorded an assist at No. 18 North Dakota (Dec. 31) ... Recorded an assist on go-ahead goal in third period at Princeton (Dec. 10) ...

Assisted on game-tying goal at Massachusetts (Dec. 2) ... Registered first assist on tying goal at Dartmouth (Nov. 25) ... Scored tying and go-ahead goals in third period of comeback from four goals down to defeat New Hampshire (Nov. 22) ... Registered first career goal in win against No. 18 Colgate (Nov. 12) ... Made Harvard debut in season opener against Princeton (Nov. 4).

Personal2010-11 Massachusetts High School Hockey Coaches Association Robbie Ftorek Player of the Year and ESPN Boston “Mr. Hockey” Player of the Year for St. John’s Prep.

Career HighPoints 2 four times, most recently two assists at Quinnipiac, Feb. 3, 2012Goals 2 vs. New Hampshire, Nov. 22, 2011Assists 2 vs. Yale, Jan. 27, 2012Point streak 4 Nov. 22-Dec. 10, 2011

2011-12Saw first action at forward at Brown (Feb. 17) ... Had his point shot deflected for an assist on first goal of two-goal comeback to tie Dartmouth (Jan. 31) ... Registered an assist in season debut against Yale (Jan. 27) after missing first 18 games due to injury.

CareerEarned the Donald Angier Award as Harvard’s most improved player in 2010-11 ... Recorded three assists in 26 games as a sophomore after skating in 10 games as a freshman.

PersonalHelped the United States win the gold medal at the

2009 IIHF World Under-18 Championship.

Career HighsPoints 1 five times, most recently one assist vs. Dartmouth, Jan. 31, 2012Assists 1 five times, most recently vs. Dartmouth, Jan. 31, 2012

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