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PROVIDENCE, R.I. — After a wild night at Yale on Friday ended in a dissatisfying draw, the Harvard men's hockey team (0-2-2, 0-2-2 ECAC) is still in search of a tick in the win column as it faces off against Brown (1-3-1, 1-2-1) on Saturday night.
After another effective performance last night, the Crimson's line of sophomore Henry Bowlby and freshmen Jack Drury and Casey Dornbach has been broken up tonight — but only due to injury. Although unconfirmed by the team, Bowlby appears to be on the shelf tonight after sustaining a gruesome hit on Friday evening.
Nevertheless, Drury and Dornbach remain viable options, and Harvard will continue to rely on other sources of productivity, namely co-captain Lewis Zerter-Gossage and a handful of puck-moving defensemen such as junior Adam Fox and freshman Jack Rathbone.
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