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Harvard Hockey 2025-'26: Crimson Ascending

Strange game tonight. We dominated in pretty much all facets of the game and yet had to sweat out the last minute to seal the deal. It never should have been a one-goal game. If we had converted a couple of chances in the first two periods, it would have been all she wrote. Yale has no offense to speak of. They play hard but can't generate sustained pressure. Harvard's D did a good job of breaking plays up at the blue line and except for a flurry here and there, it was a quiet night for Ben Charrette. Pretty goals by Richard Gallant and Justin Solovey in the third. Bring on the Bears!
 
Nice way to end the first semester by doing a number on Brown. Although we outshot them by a wide margin, things got a little prickly in the third before Aiden Lane put things away with his second goal of the game. Harvard doesn't seem to enjoy the prosperity of a lead. That's just me being nitpicky.

The all frosh line is coming together nicely, creating chances on almost every shift. It will be fun to watch their development. And I like Matthew Biotti's game. Tough, physical defender who can move the puck. I'd like to see him get more minutes instead of Mason Lagenbrunner, who just doesn't seem to play with much intensity. And he is often out of position or caught up ice unnecessarily.

Oh well ... Merry Christmas, and looking forward to the first weekend in January at QPac.
 
3 of the four lines seem to be really clicking. Not surewhat to make of the Solovey, Miller, MacDonald line - but with the other 3 playing well, not sure if there is a lot of maneuverability.

7-3-1 at the break. Any Harvard fan would have taken that. Hope the team enjoys the break. Quinny, Princeton, Dartmouth, and BU are the first 4 games (all away except for BU)....so there won't be any margin to ease back into the season.
 
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