For Harvard hockey, this has been a season of redemption

The Beanpot — the program’s first since 1993 — was sweet, but Harvard has its sights set on bigger hardware. Maddie Meyer/Getty Images

By The Boston Globe

March 24, 2017

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When the Class of 2017 arrived in the Yard four years ago, the checklist was as long as the Anderson Bridge. Harvard’s hockey team hadn’t done this in that long, hadn’t done that in this long. For too many opponents, they had been a welcome night off.

“I remember sitting down with them when they were freshmen, and we talked about what their expectations were and what they wanted and how we were going to get there,” said coach Ted Donato.

“They were willing to take a look at how they were perceived around college hockey and around campus and how they could change that to get the perception that they wanted.”

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