Princeton outshot Harvard, 41-23. The Crimson could not continue the faceoff proficiency it had against Brown, winning just 5-of-19.
Senior Torti finished with four goals to lead all scorers. Boyle finished with two goals and three assists on the day. Unfortunately for Harvard, Boyle will only get better over the next three seasons.
Princeton goaltender Trevor Tierney stopped eight shots while allowing just one goal. His goals-against-average of 5.29 leads the nation.
Crimson freshman Jake McKenna played the majority of the game in net, stopping eight shots in defeat. McKenna's goals-against-average of 8.22 still ranks in the top 20 of the nation. The recent pummelings at the hands of Cornell and Princeton have not helped his statistics. He was leading Tierney and the rest of nation in the category before the events of the past two weeks.
Harvard's schedule does not get any easier. The Crimson hosts No. 4 Massachusetts (9-0, 4-0 ECAC), the only undefeated team in the nation, at Jordan Field on Wednesday afternoon. Yale comes to town on Saturday night for Harvard's last home game of the season.