Harvard Optimistic After Minnesota Trip
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The following article appeared in the January 11 issue of the Boston Herald.
By John Connolly
It may not have featured the surreal outdoor atmosphere of hockey
at Fenway Park [map], but if there’s any place in the United
States that can run a close second it is in the state of Minnesota,
where hockey owns near-religious status.
Harvard, which struggled (2-10-2, 2-5-2 ECAC) in the first half,
showed signs of a resurgence over the weekend in the Gopher State,
despite dropping 5-2 and 3-1 decisions to Minnesota.
“I think there’s reason for optimism. Our play lately
has been much improved,” Harvard coach Ted Donato said.
“We had a lot of young guys who had a good experience in the
first part of the season and the break over the holidays was good
for us. We came back and played well against Quinnipiac (3-1
Crimson win) and pretty well against a hot Minnesota team.
Complete article can be accessed via the Herald Web site by clicking here.
