Harvard Sees Bright Prospects
The following article appeared in the December 16 issue of the Boston Herald.
By John Connolly
There’s more than just a fancy paint job, new light bulbs and other cosmetic improvements putting the bright back in Harvard’s Bright Hockey Center this season. The newest edition of Crimson skaters is showing similar characteristics of prior Harvard teams, who for years routinely challenged for top billing in the ECAC and in the national.
“It’s kind of the glass half-empty and half-full, I guess,” said Harvard coach Ted Donato about his team’s resurgence. “On one side of it, we’ve won four out of 10 games. The other side, after losing two of the first three games, we’ve only lost once in the last eight.”
Harvard (4-3-3, 3-3-2 ECAC), which is picking up steam off its 4-2-1 record in the last six outings, has been bolstered by a nice blend of old and new. Veterans including senior forward Alex Killorn (6-6-12), a Tampa Bay draft pick, senior forward Eric Kroshus and juniors wingers Marshall Everson, Conor Morrison (1-1-2) and Bruins prospect Alex Fallstrom (3-6-9), have been pushed by talented freshmen forwards Colin Blackwell of North Andover and St. John’s Prep, Tommy O’Regan of Needham and St. Sebastian’s, and defensemen Max Everson (Marshall’s younger sibling), and the dazzling Patrick McNally, who played at Milton Academy.
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