Another Crimson score followed within four minutes when Morrison, in a scramble at mid-ice, found Michaud, who took it down the ice. Michael Biega trailed, setting up a two-on-one play. After drawing the defense, Michaud passed it across to Biega, who neatly fired away what would eventually be the game-winning goal.

“Connor Morrison made a great play in our zone, which led to a two-on-one with me and Pier, ” Biega said. “Pier had a great pass, and I just shot the puck.”

But St. Lawrence wasn’t finished yet, and 11 minutes into the third, the visitors found their first goal since the first period. Mark Armstrong set up a puck reversal with a backhand pass across the middle to Max Mobley, who fed it to Aaron Bogosian for the goal.

The Saints’ final goal came with 2:55 left to play when Greg Carey managed to slip it past Carroll from the left point.

St. Lawrence could come no closer, however, and play expired with tough defensive saves from Harvard.

With the victory, the Crimson has won five of their last six matches, putting the team in a good mindset moving forward into the playoffs.

“Everyone in that room is feeling really good,” Del Mauro said. “[But] if this season has taught us one thing, [it is that] we don’t rest on our laurels…We’re definitely gearing up for playoffs.”