CAMBRIDGE, MASS. – Harvard scored three power-play goals while keeping the Dutchmen scoreless on the man advantage, as the Union College men's hockey team lost 4-1 to the Crimson on Saturday night at the Bright-Landry Hockey Center.
 
With the loss, Union finishes the regular season with an overall record of 7-23-4 and finishes in 10th place ECAC Hockey with a league record of 5-15-2. The Dutchmen will now face Yale in the first round of the league playoffs.
 
The Dutchmen started off the game at Harvard scoring first. First-year defenseman Dylan Anhorn finished off a backdoor play to net his sixth goal of the season at the 9:37 mark of the first period.
 
Unfortunately, Harvard ended up tying the game just over two minutes later, scoring on a five-minute major power play.
 
The Crimson scored twice in the second period, including once more on the power play. Harvard then capped off the game with a third power-play goal at the 5:33 mark of the third period.
 
Summary

• Anthony Rinaldi continued his point streak with an assist on Dylan Anhorn's goal. Rinaldi now has six points in the past five games.
• A total of 50 penalty minutes were assessed in the game, 21 against Union and 29 against Harvard.
• Despite the power-play chances for Union, the Dutchmen were 0-for-7 on the power play, while Harvard went 3-for-5.
• In net, Darion Hanson made 26 saves for the Dutchmen, while on the other side of the ice, Cameron Gornet stopped 20 shots for the Crimson.

 
Up Next for the Dutchmen
Union heads into postseason play as the 10th seed in ECAC Hockey. The Dutchmen will travel to No. 7 seed Yale for a best-of-three-games series next weekend, March 6-8.