With two minutes left in the first half and Harvard clinging to a 3-2 lead, Dartmouth goalie Phil Bayly trotted up field with the ball.

The Crimson defense was playing back and Bayly was looking for an open man downfield.

He spotted Slyke on the right sideline and flipped the ball toward the senior attacker, but Pujols reached it first.

With Bayly out of position, Pujols let loose a shot from midfield that soared into the middle of the Dartmouth net.

"That was a big goal," Scalise said. "He sees the open net, he throws it and it goes in. That really gave us a big lift."

The Crimson took a 4-2 lead into halftime and jumped out to a 9-2 advantage with three minutes left in the third period on goals by McCaffrey, Rufus Clark, Pujols, and two from Raymond.

Dartmouth closed to within six goals at the end of three periods. But by then, the party had already begun.

THE NOTEBOOK Bayly finished with 18 saves...Pujols ended his Harvard career with 100 goals and 66 assists. Co-Captain Tom Corcoran finished with 94 goals and 33 assists...Corcoran led the Crimson in goals-scored this year with 32...McCaffrey was the assist leader with 17...Vita, who sported a newly grown beard Saturday, concluded his season with 178 saves and his career with 193 saves and 116 goals allowed.