Stone Raises the Bar
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The following article featuring Harvard head coach Katey Stone appeared March 3 on the New England Sports Network (NESN) Web site.
By Stephanie Wood
Katey Stone just raised the bar in college hockey.
Over the weekend, the Harvard University women’s hockey
coach picked up her 338th win to become the winningest coach in
women’s Division I hockey. With a 5-1 victory over Princeton
in the ECAC quarterfinals on Feb. 26, Stone surpassed the
University of Minnesota's Laura Halldorson’s previous record
and solidified her name in the record books. The legendary coach is
one of just three female Division I coaches to reach the 300-win
benchmark.
Born and raised in New England, Stone has compiled an outstanding
list of awards and honors at the helm of her sixteen-year Harvard
tenure. The latest accomplishment is proving why she’s
recognized as one of New England Hockey Journal's “Top 50
Most Influential People in New England Hockey."
Complete article can be accessed via the NESN Web site by clicking here.
