Jay Back After Two-Year Hiatus
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The following article featuring Harvard assistant coach Bobby Jay appeared in the August 3 issue of the Harvard Crimson.
By COURTNEY D. SKINNER
Crimson Staff Writer
He’s back. After a two-season absence, Bobby Jay has renewed
his assistant coaching position with the Harvard men’s hockey
team. Jay’s return not only brings a familiar face back to
Bright, but his homecoming may also restore the Crimson to its
glory days.
“We are very exited to have Bobby Jay back,” incoming
captain Alex Biega wrote in an email. “He is an unbelievable
teacher who has experience both in the collegiate and pro game...He
knows what it takes to win and knows how to develop players to
their full potential.”
Jay first assisted under head coach Ted Donato ’91 from
2004-2007. During this time, Jay worked closely with the
Crimson’s special teams unit. Under his leadership,
Harvard’s power play was among the nation’s best, with
the 2005-06 and 2006-07 squads killing penalties at 85.2 percent
and 80.8 percent, respectively.
Complete article can be accessed via the Crimson Web site by clicking here.
