Crimson Host Princeton in Crucial Home Test
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The following article appeared in the January 29 issue of the Harvard Crimson.
By Colin Whelehan
CRIMSON STAFF WRITER
The Harvard men’s ice hockey team has been used to skating
as the underdog for most of its current four-game unbeaten
streak.
After a disappointing 2-10-2 start, the resurgent Crimson (5-10-3,
5-5-3 ECAC) will see if it can handle the pressure of being the
favorite when it squares off with ECAC and Ancient Eight foe
Princeton (7-10-2, 3-8-1) Friday night at the Bright Hockey
Center.
After failing to get back-to-back victories through its first 14
games of the season, Harvard put together a three-game winning
streak that included wins over No. 6 Yale and No. 18 Union. The
Crimson followed this streak with a dramatic comeback at
Rensselaer, in which Harvard scored three goals in the third period
to draw, 3-3.
Complete article can be accessed via the Crimson Web site by clicking here.
