Once again, Yale spoiled the party.
The Harvard hockey team began the 1986-87 season with a school-record 15 straight victories. But the Elis ruined the fun with a 4-2 triumph at Ingalls Rink in New Haven, Conn.
The road to New Haven was paved with pleasant and, on occasion, unexpected turns.
Harvard 5, Brown 2
In its first game since a 6-5 loss to Michigan State in the finals of the NCAA Tournament, the Crimson knocks off the Bruins at Bright Center. Five Harvard players score.
Harvard 4, Yale 1
Two power-play goals, from Tim Barakett and Lane MacDonald, help the Crimson scorch the Elis.
Harvard 6, Princeton 2
He was never known as a great scorer. In fact, he was never known as a scorer. But Captain Peter Chiarelli notches a hat trick to give the Crimson a victory in Princeton, N.J.
Harvard 6, Army 3
The Army leaves its bunkers and heads for cover. A potent Harvard attack, led by MacDonald (two goals), is too much.
Harvard 8, Dartmouth 3
Ever seen Green blood? Dartmouth is reeling after this massacre.
Harvard 5, Dartmouth 0
Goalie Dickie McEvoy is faultless between the pipes, picking up 22 saves.
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