“A lot of us felt five goals was too many to allow given the limited amount of time in our zone,” Crocco said. “Our crease play needs to get better. You can get willed to sleep with not a lot going on, but we still need to stay focused and sharp for a full 60 minutes. It is something we talked about in practice and that we’ll talk about again.”
Logigian led the Crimson in scoring with four goals and added an assist. Senior attack Mike McBride, captain Matt Primm and freshman attack Colin Macleod all picked up hat tricks.
Johnson led Harvard in assists with four and tallied a goal early in the fourth, while Vap, freshman attacks Steve Cohen and Sean Kane each added a goal.
“The offense did a good job of finding the seams and lanses,” Johnson said. “We were good at timing the cuts right.”
The Crimson opens its Ivy schedule at home on Saturday to Penn at 1 p.m.
“The win was good for us because it gives us confidence going into this weekend,” Johnson said. “We were able to work on a lot of things during the game, like our offensive movement. Hopefully that will help on Saturday.”
—Staff writer Timothy Jackson can be reached at jackson2@fas.harvard.edu.