Harvard Crimson Hockey Tickets

Harvard has one of the oldest hockey programs in America. The Harvard Crimson played their inaugural game in 1898 against Brown University. They lost the game, but in the years since, the Crimson have built an incredible winning tradition. It started early, in 1903, when Harvard had a 22-game winning streak, defeating teams like MIT and Yale multiple times. By 1962, Harvard Crimson hockey racked up over 500 total wins. The Harvard Crimson's modern hockey history really starts when Bill Cleary started as head coach in 1971. By 1977, Cleary helped the Crimson amass 100 wins. He led the Crimson to the NCAA championship in 1988-89 in his penultimate season as head coach. Today, the Ivy League regular-season champion wins a trophy named after him. These days, Harvard's program continues to make waves in the ECAC and NCAA tournaments. The Harvard Crimson made it to the regional semifinals in 2018-19 before being eliminated by UMASS. Get your Harvard Crimson hockey tickets at StubHub.

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Where does the Harvard Crimson hockey team play?

Harvard's Crimson plays their home games at the Bright-Landry Hockey Center in Boston. This arena has a capacity of 3,095. The team has played its games here since 1979. The facility was renovated extensively in 2013.

Who is the head coach for the Harvard Crimson hockey team?

Harvard's head coach has been Ted Donato since 2004. Ted Donato played college hockey at Harvard, where he was a part of the Crimson's championship team in 1989. Since becoming the head coach at Harvard, Donato has led the team to several milestones. The 2016-17 team won 28 games and played in the NCAA Frozen Four. Prior to coaching the Crimson, Donato played professional hockey for 13 years. His assistant coaches are Jim Tortorella and James Marcou.

Have the Harvard Crimson ever won a national championship?

Harvard has won one national championship, in the 1988-89 season. Harvard had a remarkable season that year, compiling a record of 31 wins and 3 losses under legendary head coach Bill Cleary. Harvard has played for the championship two other times, in 1983 and 1986.

Who are some notable Harvard Crimson players?

Over the years, several Crimson players have gone on to have success in professional hockey leagues, including the NHL. Current Crimson head coach Ted Donato had a long, productive career for the Boston Bruins after graduating from Harvard in 1991. Alexander Killorn, Dominic Moore and Craig Adams are other notable Harvard Crimson alumni who've made the leap to the NHL since college. Harvard's current Crimson team includes several NHL draft picks, including Nick Abruzzese, Jack Drury and Austin Wong. Harvard Crimson hockey is a great place to see young players with big futures ahead of them.

Does the Harvard Crimson hockey team have any notable rivals?

Harvard's most notable rival is their fellow Ivy League school, Yale. The Harvard Crimson and the Yale Bulldogs have been facing off against one another since 1900. Since 2014, these schools have been meeting in New York City for the Rivalry on Ice, which is played at the famed Madison Square Garden. During the 2020 edition of the game, Harvard shut Yale out with a score of 7-0. This included Crimson player Jack Drury's first-ever NCAA hat trick. Harvard also has a notable rivalry with Cornell. In 1990, Cornell eliminated Harvard from the ECAC playoffs, and an angry Cleary told the Crimson not to shake Big Red's hands. Cornell took this personally, and Big Red players have refused to touch the Cleary trophy after winning it in the years since.Back to Top