Harvard outshot Colgate 15-5 in the quarter and 42-39 for the game.

After a slashing penalty on freshman Jeff Gottschall, Colgate took advantage of its extra man opportunity to pull to within two goals.

But Gottschall would respond with a man-up goal of his own just minutes later to close the scoring for the period and give Harvard an 11-8 lead going into the final frame.

Harvard converted four of its eight extra man opportunities for the game.

Colgate came out aggressive on the attack in the fourth quarter and capitalized on two chances to pull within one with over ten minutes left to play.

Logigian came through for the Crimson again, however, scoring his fourth goal of the game to extend Harvard's lead to two.

"I just got a good shot off and the goal really gave us some of the momentum back," Logigian said.

Strong defense kept the Red Raiders off the board for the rest of the game and a goal by senior attackman Roger Buttles with just over a minute to play sealed the Crimson victory.