Sixteen Years Later, She's in First Place
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The following article featuring Harvard head coach Katey Stone appeared March 4 on the Harvard Gazette Web site.
By Gervis A. Menzies Jr.
Harvard Staff Writer
Those who know Harvard women’s hockey coach Katey Stone
will tell you what makes her successful: her competitive fire and
drive to win.
In 16 seasons at Harvard, that fire has driven Stone to do it all.
She has led the Crimson to six ECAC regular season titles, five
ECAC tournament championships, five Ivy League Championships, seven
NCAA tournament appearances, three NCAA title game appearances, and
the American Women Hockey Coaches Association (AWCHA) national
championship in 1999. That season she was named AWCHA Women’s
Coach of the Year.
Her past awards and accomplishments go on and on, but on Feb. 26
Stone found herself celebrating one more — and it was a big
one. With the Crimson’s 5-1 win over Princeton in the ECAC
tournament opener, Stone became the women’s college hockey
all-time wins leader, surpassing former University of Minnesota and
Colby College head coach Laura Halldorson.
Complete article can be accessed via the Gazette Web site by clicking here.
