"One of our strengths this year is that we are able to play really deep into our roster," said two-meter defenseman Alex P. Fisher.
Junior goalkeeper Gresham Bayne recorded 12 saves-including one off a penalty shot-in the winning effort.
Harvard 9, Brown 7
This year, however, the Crimson managed to break the Bears curse by again relying on its impressive depth at each position and its watertight defense.
"Simply put, we wore them out," Floerchinger said.
Five different players scored Harvard's nine goals as Bayne was again resilient in net with nine saves.
Harvard 12, MIT 3
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