Knowing that Saturday night could have been Yale’s last game of the season, the men’s hockey team made sure it wasn’t. After leaping out to a 1–0 lead in the game’s first minute, the No. 6 Bulldogs (20-8-3, 15-5-2 ECAC) never looked back. By the end of the night, the Elis had outshot Brown 43–25 »
It was too little too late for the Bulldogs on Friday night. Despite a goal from left winger Denny Kearney ’11 with 37.7 seconds left in the game, the No. 6 men’s hockey team lost 3–2 to Brown in the first game of the ECAC Tournament quarterfinals. Yale must now win on Saturday to avoid »
6:55pm: The ECAC Quarterfinal matchup between No. 1 seed Yale and No. 11 seed Brown is about to start. These two teams meet in the quarterfinals last year, and Yale swept the series, en route to their first ECAC Tournament championship. The winner of this best-of-3 series will be heading to Albany next weekend. 6:56pm: »
FOOTBALL | Three Bulldogs are going to try to prove themselves in front of NFL scouts at Yale’s Coxe Cage. Tight end A.J. Haase ’10, linebacker Travis Henry ’10 and punter Tom Mante ’10 will all be participating in Yale’s NFL Pro Day workouts on March 25. Haase finished last season with 237 receiving yards »
M. HOCKEY | One day before the start of the ECAC quarterfinals, men’s hockey coach Keith Allain ’80 continues to keeps his cards close to his chest. On Thursday after practice Allain revealed neither who will start as goaltender for the Elis nor how the team will try to replace injured right winger Sean Backman »