Harvard Looks to Build on Victory
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The following article appeared in the February 16 issue of the Crimson.
By Scott A. Sherman
CONTRIBUTING WRITER
Sometimes, in sports, it seems that one team will always have
another team’s number.
For example, coming into Saturday night’s matchup, the
Harvard men’s hockey team was 29-5-3 all-time against No. 16
Union, including a 4-1 win in Schenectady on Jan. 22. That’s
why it was not an enormous surprise that the inconsistent Crimson
was able to pull out a victory at the Bright Hockey Center Saturday
night, despite the Dutchmen’s position atop the ECAC hockey
standings and their national ranking.
The key now will be building on the win. Harvard only has one
winning streak the entire season, which came in mid-January. Since
that streak, the Crimson has only come away with two wins in the
past eight games.
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