Kim was also an important contributor to the power play and penalty kill, notching an assist on junior center Harry Schwefel's game-winning goal.
But this was only the beginning.
As one reporter said in the press box on Friday, "well, we've got ourselves a shootout here." How right he was.
Harvard racked up a total of 13 goals, more than half of which involved at least one of the three rookies.
With a performance reminiscent of his brother Steve's debut two years ago, the youngest Moore shocked everyone last weekend, netting three goals in Harvard's two victories.
Moore's first career goal was a thing of beauty, setting the stage for the Crimson's 7-2 domination over Dartmouth. Moore undressed the Big Green's defenseman Carl Desjardins, leaving Eric Almon unprotected between the pipes. A flawless back-hander caught Almon looking at Moore lit the lamp 1-0.
And Moore's second goal assured us that the Moore-Bala connection must be hereditary. Moore poked in a rebound off of junior winger Chris Bala's attempt.
Read more in Sports
Women's Volleyball Seeks Ivy CrownRecommended Articles
-
Athlete of the Week: Steve Moore `01Entering Friday night's game against Dartmouth, the Harvard men's hockey team had produced just three goals in its last three
-
M. Hockey Hopes to Rebound After MariucciThe last two times a Harvard hockey team has played at the Mariucci Arena in Minnesota it has won the
-
M. Hockey Has Chance for Five-Point Lead in ECACOpportunity knocks for the Harvard men's hockey team this weekend. The Crimson (7-8-1, 6-4-1 ECAC) enters the weekend in an
-
The "V" Spot: Driving Out Old DemonsBefore Saturday's contest, the Yale band offered the following warm salutation to the Harvard men's hockey team: "Welcome to the
-
From Harvard to the NHL: A PrimerFor most sports fans, the trip across the river to see a Harvard hockey game is another chance for students
-
M. Hockey Drops to Cornell 2-1, Tops Colgate 4-1First place was up for grabs Saturday at Bright Hockey Center as thousands of loud and raucous Cornell fans made
