With this past weekend's bad weather having forced the cancellation of the three of the four meetings between the two teams, Harvard and Brown still have a pair of games to make up at some point later this season. No date has been announced as of yet.
NORTHEASTERN 7, HARVARD 5
Northeastern pitcher Ken Henry earned the complete-game victory for the Huskies, despite surrendering five runs on eight hits.
Harvard will now play in the tournament's consolation game for the second straight year. The Crimson has not celebrated a Beanpot title since 1991, when it defeated B.C. 12-9.
The nine-year drought is the longest dry spell of any of the four Beanpot teams.
Three runs in the bottom of eighth gave Northeastern the victory. Two of those runs came off Crimson freshman reliever Kenon Ronz (1-2) who was dealt the loss, despite allowing just two hits in 4.2 innings of work.
Ronz had replaced Harvard starter Mike Dryden, who was chased from the game after just 2.2 innings of work.
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