Crimson Characters: Brian McCafferty
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The following article featuring Harvard forward Brian
McCafferty appeared March 26 on the Harvard Web site.
Editor's Note:
The feature story below on men's hockey senior co-captain Brian
McCafferty, is part of a year-long commitment to highlight
Harvard’s captains and other intriguing student-athletes. For
more question-and-answer features click here and enjoy the
high-caliber student-athletes whom we have come to
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Senior Brian McCafferty is now three weeks removed from his
collegiate hockey career at Harvard. The co-captain of this years
team finished his career with the Crimson with seven goals and 48
assists, including a goal and seven assists during the 2008-09
season. McCafferty offers some insight into his plans for the
future in this segment, he also explains the superiority of his
alma mater Belmont Hill and shares the ongoing traditions the
hockey team continues.
Needless to say, McCafferty had a great run with Harvard: Being a
part of the NCAA tournament his freshman year, playing in the
Beanpot Championship in 2008 and of course winning the ECAC
Championship to advance to the NCAA's. He has represented the
Crimson with class and dexterity and has left a lasting impression
on the program.
Complete article can be accessed via the Harvard Web site by clicking here.
