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Crimson staff writer

Spencer R. Morris

Spencer was a member of the 146th guard. He gratefully covered the men's hockey team for four seasons, from January 2017 to May 2020.

Crimson staff writer Spencer R. Morris can be reached at spencer.morris@thecrimson.com. Follow him on X @SMorrisTHC.

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Another Year, Another Lesson
Men's Ice Hockey

Men's Hockey 2019-2020 Season Recap

The Crimson impressed with its skilled, young core but at times struggled with inconsistency. An abrupt end to the season due to COVID-19 leaves many questions unanswered.

Year in Sports

Being a Part of Something: Parting Shot

Whether The Crimson is part of your Harvard experience or not, I urge you to be part of something. It’ll give you so much to be thankful for.

Start of Something New
Previews

Men's Hockey Set to Face St. Lawrence in ECAC Playoffs

The Crimson will host the Saints in a best-of-three series as part of the first round of the yearly conference tournament.

Seniority First
Men's Ice Hockey

Men's Hockey Defeats Union, 4-1, on Senior Night

The Crimson nabbed a key emotional win for its seniors, but it failed to clinch a top-four seed in the ECAC and thus will not have a bye next weekend.

The Remaining Five
Previews

PREVIEW: Men's Hockey Will Honor Seniors, Fight for ECAC Bye in Final Regular-Season Weekend

The Crimson hosts Rensselaer on Friday in a battle for a first-round bye in the ECAC playoffs. On Saturday, the team will entertain Union for senior night.

Late-Season Setback
Men's Ice Hockey

No. 20 Men's Hockey Ousted by St. Lawrence, 6-3

Harvard’s loss soils the emotional high of Friday’s statement win over the Golden Knights. The program, still with its eyes on a top-four finish in the ECAC, will close out its regular-season slate at home next weekend

Striking Gold in the North Country
Men's Ice Hockey

No. 20 Men's Hockey Takes Down No. 5/6 Clarkson on Road

The Golden Knights represent the highest-caliber opponent Harvard has defeated in 2019-2020 and the program’s first takedown of a top-five team since its Beanpot crown on Feb. 13, 2017.

Gib Me a Break
Men's Ice Hockey

No. 18 Men's Hockey Reaches 1-1 Stalemate with Brown

The Crimson mustered just two points in a crucial weekend for ECAC standings as the conference tournament approaches.

That Was Zese
Men's Ice Hockey

No. 18 Men's Hockey Drops Beanpot Consolation to No. 7/6 Boston College

After a fourth-place finish in this year's Boston hockey classic, the Crimson will close out its conference slate hoping to keep its NCAA Tournament hopes alive.

That's a Sweep
Men's Ice Hockey

No. 17 Men's Hockey Completes Season Sweep of Dartmouth

Jack Drury and Nick Abruzzese continued their torrid streaks, and the second powerplay unit cashed in en route to a 6-2 victory.

Rack 'em Up
Men's Ice Hockey

No. 16 Men's Hockey Scores Eight in Win over Union

The Crimson earned its first win in the Frank L. Messa Rink since Jan. 2010.

First Step: Early Game
Previews

PREVIEW: No. 16 Men's Hockey Duels No. 13 Northeastern in Beanpot Semifinal

In Monday's 5:00 p.m. game, the Crimson and the Huskies kick off the 68th Beanpot tournament, which promises to showcase high-end skill and competitive parity among Boston's hockey elite.

Dru the Day
Men's Ice Hockey

No. 16 Men's Hockey Ties No. 1 Cornell, 1-1, at Lynah Rink

An eventful last five minutes, in which each team notched its only goal of the night, brought the game to overtime. But extra hockey could not provide a more conclusive result.

Captain Contributing
Men's Ice Hockey

No. 18 Men's Hockey Trounces Yale, 7-0, at Madison Square Garden

The Crimson came away with a decisive victory on a grand stage — one which it hopes will revitalize its season as the second half of the campaign begins.

Consistent Rivalry
Previews

PREVIEW: No. 18 Men's Hockey to Face Yale at Madison Square Garden

The Crimson clashes with a storied rival on Saturday at the world's most famous arena.

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