Women's Ice Hockey
W. Hockey Opens Home Season With Niagara
At full force for the first time this season, Harvard’s women’s hockey team hopes to notch a pair of wins
ATHLETE OF THE WEEK: Record Setting Weekend for Corriero
In light of Harvard’s lackluster showing in every other athletic event this weekend, junior winger Nicole Corriero could have been
Women's Ice Hockey Blanks Providence
On Veterans Day, sophomore goalie Ali Boe gave the women of Providence’s ice hockey team something else to remember. Boe
Corriero’s Six Goals Set Record in Rout
Junior Nicole Corriero stole the show in both games of the Harvard women’s hockey team’s season-opening weekend, posting 16 points
Steering the Crimson to the Top
In true Harvard style, the co-captains of the 2003-2004 women’s ice hockey team are more than qualified for the task
One Pell of a Hockey Player
Somebody forgot to tell Mina Pell that there are only 24 hours in a day. Or maybe she hasn’t noticed
Deep Thoughts For W. Hockey
The Harvard women’s hockey team has thoughts of progressing far in the 2003-2004 season, despite what preseason prognosticators might say.
Frozen Eight? NCAA To Expand Women’s Hockey Tournament
This September, the NCAA announced that one of its top initiatives after the 2003-2004 women’s ice hockey season will be
Everybody's Got a Hungry Heart
The road to the ECAC title still follows I-93, but the path to the crown travels a little further north
In Harvard's Service: Calling on '007
After graduating five talented seniors last year, the women’s hockey team will need its six freshmen to reinforce its ranks.
Crimson Hot Shot Fires Away
Eavesdrop on Jennifer Raimondi’s teammates, and you would think they were talking about Fulton Reed—the rebellious, slap-shooting teenager from The
W. Hockey Gauges Competition
Last night may have been the first time neither the Harvard or Dartmouth women’s hockey teams paid too much attention
Game of the Year: Duluth Wins National Title in 2OTs
Harvard coach Katey Stone and her Minnesota-Duluth counterpart Shannon Miller looked through the stands of the Duluth Entertainment and Convention
Female Rookie of the Year: Chu's Your Own Olympian
Modest people don’t usually have a killer instinct. Such is not the case for the Harvard women’s hockey team’s humble
W. Hockey Just Misses Perfect Ending
The concluding moment of the Harvard women’s hockey team’s season was its most trying. After months of high ambitions, the
