Life is good again.

The Harvard hockey team captured the Beanpot tournament for the first time since 1981 last Monday night at Boston Garden, defeating Boston University, 9-6, in a wild, wild West-type of game.

Most of the 14,448 sober Garden fans (no alcohol was served) will remember the 15 goals scored, the most ever in a title game. But some will not forget other moments that made this game unforgettable:

Harvard freshman goalie Allain Roy recording key saves late in the third period with Harvard clinging to a 7-6 lead.

Captain Lane MacDonald taking an elbow that sent his helmet flying while the referee swallowed his whistle.

B.U. Coach Jack Parker coaching his final Beanpot.

Harvard Coach Bill Cleary finally holding the 'Pot again in his hands.

The Harvard celebration after the game.

The B.U. silence.

That crazy word called "emotion" taking over the action on the ice.

The Terrier comeback.

The Crimson comeback.

Terrier goalie Peter Fish's "I'll-take-the-blame" attitude.

Allen Bourbeau's "I'll-never-forget-this-moment" feeling.

"It was fun out there," Harvard sophomore Mike Vukonich said.