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LIVE: Men's Hockey to Honor Seniors Against Clarkson

Tonight, as the Crimson squares off against visiting No. 7/3 Clarkson, the program will honor its seniors. The hard-working group of seven, including Harvard's first-ever captain trio, will be honored after the game.
Tonight, as the Crimson squares off against visiting No. 7/3 Clarkson, the program will honor its seniors. The hard-working group of seven, including Harvard's first-ever captain trio, will be honored after the game. By Timothy R. O'Meara
By Spencer R. Morris, Crimson Staff Writer

The Harvard hockey program will honor its seven outgoing seniors tonight after a battle with No. 7/3 Clarkson for a crucial two conference points.

Last time out, the Crimson (12-10-4, 9-6-3 ECAC) skated to an electrifying—and strange—tie with the Golden Knights (19-7-5, 11-4-4). After six goals apiece, the two squads left Cheel Arena without a decisive winner. Nevertheless, expect Harvard and Clarkson to resume the electric play tonight at the Bright-Landry Hockey Center.

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