FRIENDS OF HARVARD HOCKEYFY 2016 ANNUAL REPORT

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Last year proved to be an exciting time on-and-off the ice for the Harvard hockey programs. The men, buoyed by 2016 Hobey Baker Award winner Jimmy Vesey ’16, finished a successful campaign en route to the ECAC finals and NCAA tournament. Coach Stone and the women’s team fought valiantly in a quarterfinals loss to Colgate, and seniors Emerance Maschmeyer ’16 and Michelle Picard ’16 capped their stellar careers by representing Canada and the US respectively in the IIHF World Championships in March.

Beyond what you can see from the results on the ice, exciting change and transformation might best describe the energy and commitment the coaches, players, staff, and Friends of Harvard Hockey have invested into what is happening off the ice. The rink renovations have been universally received with high praise, and new enhancements continue to highlight all the great work that is happening at Bright-Landry. In September, the rink opened with new seats creating a comfortable and intimate environment, and this summer a state of the art, 34-seat stadium-style video room was built by the Zamboni entrance to create a world-class venue for players and coaches to watch game video and meet.

The William “Bill” J. Cleary ’56 Harvard Ice Hockey Endowment fund was launched in FY15 and continued into FY16. Through our fundraising efforts, over $3.2 million has been pledged to the endowment, and as of July 1, 2016 more than $1.25 million has been paid into the endowment. The endowment, once it is fully funded, will be used to support the Director of Hockey Operations position and will provide additional flexibility in annual operations support as our teams look to include more out-of-region travel among the other items that fall onto the Friends of Harvard Hockey budget line.

In addition to the larger capital improvements, the Friends group worked closely to test new initiatives with the coaches to determine what additional needs we might support to help the players have a better experience: one that will allow them to compete at the highest of levels. We added team managers to the budget, which proved to be exceptionally valuable. The Friends group supported additional funding for January meals and pre-game meals to ensure we met the players’ nutritional needs, and we increased the budget to make sure the players had sufficient post-game/practice meal replacement drinks stocked in the lockers through the year. While these budget items might seem small in the line item budgets of the Friends of Harvard Hockey, they are hugely important in ensuring that Harvard hockey players can compete at the highest of levels.

As we look ahead to the fiscal year 2016-17, enclosed you will find the FY16 report and the FY17 budget. The Friends of Harvard Hockey is focused on continuing the momentum and expanding our reach in every way. The men will travel to Arizona State in late October while the women will host Minnesota-Duluth over Thanksgiving weekend. The Friends of Harvard Hockey also plans to expand its reach and will work with the club hockey program as well. So many loyal Friends of Harvard Hockey supporters were also members of the storied junior varsity program, and as that program has evolved into a club sport, the board and many alumni have encouraged us to work more closely with the club program.

With all that is on our plate for the coming year, our annual fundraising goals become even more important to the work the programs are doing. We hope that you continue to support our programs by coming to games and cheering on the teams, and of course, through your generous giving. Thank you for all of your support; we look forward to seeing you at the rink or at an event this year.

Regards,Chuck Hughes ’92, Holly Johnson ’96, Derek Maguire ’94Co-Chairs of the Friends of Harvard Hockey

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Dear Friends of Harvard Hockey,

I hope this note finds you all well and ready to gear up for another exciting hockey season.

As always, we are thrilled to welcome six new young women to campus this fall that hail from varying parts of North America. They are two goaltenders, three defensemen and two forwards. We trust that these new players will bring great energy and commitment to our program.

We continue to work to ensure that the Bright-Landry facility is a marquee place to play, watch a game, and operate as a program. Through the generosity of hockey donors, we now have a beautiful video theater. This addition will only enhance the opportunity for learning through state of the art technology for all of our athletes. When players visit, they clearly see the genuine commitment of our alumni support. Bright-Landry is a fantastic college hockey venue!

I would like to extend my sincere gratitude to all our alumni who help make the Harvard Hockey experience one of the best in college athletics.

Enjoy the fall and hope to see you back on campus.

Katey StoneThe Landry Family Head Coach for Harvard Women’s Ice Hockey

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Friends of Harvard Hockey,

I hope this finds you well and enjoying the great weather as we settle back into another school year.

Last season certainly had some memorable moments as the team once again qualified for the NCAA tournament, appeared in the ECAC Championship Final, and was co-champs of the Ivy League. From an individual award standpoint Jimmy Vesey cleaned up as the Hobey Baker Award winner (Harvard’s fourth!), ECAC and Ivy League Player of the Year, Walter Brown Award winner, and a First Team All-American. Kyle Criscuolo was the recipient of the ECAC Student Athlete of the Year for a second-consecutive season and was a finalist for the Hockey Humanitarian Award as well.

This coming year’s team should prove to be an exciting group that hopes to build on that success. We have a strong group of forwards led by our seniors mixed with some talented underclassmen that should allow us to continue to be one of the nation’s top offensive teams. Defensively we feel we should have a good mix of young and old with the ability to help us at both ends of the ice, and a returning goalie coming off a strong year. Co-captains Alexander Kerfoot and Devin Tringale will provide great leadership both on-and-off the ice. The players have once again had a productive off-season working on their strength and conditioning and we all can’t wait to get the season started.

We could not have had the successes we have recently enjoyed without the Friends. Your support on-and-off the ice makes for a great experience had by all and is greatly appreciated. I look forward to seeing everyone at the Bright-Landry Hockey Center this year cheering on Harvard hockey to a great season.

Go Crimson!

Ted Donato ’91The Robert D. Ziff ‘88 Head Coach for Harvard Men’s Ice Hockey

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NKEY STATISTICSCurrent Use Fund Amount Raised: $416,930Number of Donors: 267Average Amount of Donation: $1,562Participation Rate: 19%

The pie charts on the following pages illustrate the Fiscal Year 2016 and Estimated Fiscal Year 2017 Friends of Harvard Hockey budgets. While the department covers the major programmatic elements for all 42 teams, the balance of the funding comes from the Friends Groups.

Support from Friends is crucial to ensuring that the programs compete with the best teams in the country both on the field and in the coaches’ offices. Your generosity is greatly appreciated!

FRIENDS EXPENSES1. Team travel: out-of-season and out-of-region (hotel, food, transportation); foreign tour every four years2. Team support: video technology, communication technology, team awards, and special team apparel and equipment3. Recruiting: candidate visits, databases, mailings, and coach recruiting trips4. Friends outreach and events: alumni/ae receptions, invitations, banquet, and Varsity Club administrative fee5. Other: professional development, special facility enhancements, and budgetary shortfalls

ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT EXPENSES1. Staff: salary and benefits for head coach and all assistant coaches2. Team travel: in-season, in-region travel (hotel, food, transportation)3. Team support: general technology, equipment, apparel, strength & conditioning4. Recruiting: coach trips5. Friends outreach and events: gift processing & monthly reports, alumni database, pre/post-season newsletters, annual report, Senior Letterwinner Dinner6. Other: major facility upgrades

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SAD DISCRETIONARY ENDOWMENT FUNDSThanks to contributions from the donors listed below, these AD Discretionary Endowment Funds collectively generate income to benefit Harvard Hockey each year. AD Discretionary Endowment Funds are unrestricted gifts designed to allow for long-term flexibility. Income from these funds is incremental to the department’s normal budget and provides crucial support for personnel, recruiting, out-of-region travel, technology, facility enhancements and other programmatic needs that fall outside the scope of the Friends group annual budgets. These endowment funds require a minimum contribution of $100,000. For more information on establishing an ADDF, please contact Jennifer Downing at jdowning@fas.harvard.edu or 617-496-4317.

Robert G. Anderson ’61Timothy R. Barakett ’87, MBA’93Jon M. Biotti ’91, MBA’96, MPA’97Kenneth S. Code ’84, P’15Philip A. Falcone ’84George (Dick) Harding Friends of Harvard Hockey EndowmentJohn A. Murphy ’90

COACHING ENDOWMENTSThe Robert D. Ziff ’88 Head Coach for Harvard Men’s Ice HockeyThe Landry Family Head Coach for Harvard Women’s Ice Hockey

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On Saturday, Nov. 7, at the men’s ice hockey game against Brown, Harvard Athletics officially announced the William “Bill” J. Cleary ’56 Harvard Ice Hockey Endowment. The evening featured a pregame reception in the Boynton Lounge, as well as an on-ice presentation for Cleary during the first intermission.

“There aren’t many times I’m at a loss for words, but on Saturday I was,” stated Cleary. “It was certainly a meaningful experience to see so many of my former players. I also really appreciated that there were managers, as well as junior varsity and freshmen players who came back. All these individuals were special and made important contributions to the hockey program at every level. The big thing for me is that this new endowment will ensure that future kids will have the chance to play for and experience the best of Harvard hockey, a group I’ve cherished and valued greatly over the years.”

The William “Bill” J. Cleary ’56 Harvard Ice Hockey Endowment was established by 40 Friends of Harvard Hockey to celebrate Coach Cleary’s six-decade association with Harvard Athletics as a student-athlete, coach and former athletic director. The endowment will support staffing, out-of-region travel, recruitment and hockey specific facility enhancements for the men’s and women’s hockey programs.

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The following Friends and alumni/ae made a donation to support the Friends of Harvard Hockey current-use fund in FY16 (July 1, 2015—June 30, 2016). If you believe your name has mistakenly been omitted from the donor list below, please email us and let us know so we can correct any errors.

$100,00+Mr. Jon M. Biotti ’91

$30,000-$39,999Mr. Timothy ’87 & Mrs. Michele BarakettMr. Mark E. Fusco ’83Mr. Carmen Joseph Scarpa Jr. ’86

$10,000-$29,999Mr. Kenneth S. Code ’84, P ’18 ’15Mr. Robert W. Goodenow ’74, P ’11Mr. Harry ’01 & Mrs. Christina SchwefelMr. George C. Fletcher ’89Mr. Gordon ’61 & Mrs. Llura GundMr. Kevin ’76 & Mrs. Leslie McCafferty, P ’09 ’04 ’02Dr. Susan Milliken Newell ’84Mr. John ’88 & Dr. Julene ’90 Stellato

$5,000-$9,999Mr. Jon A. Bernstein ’90 & Dr. Martina B. Albright ’90Mrs. Johanna N. Boynton ’88Mr. Kevin F. Burke ’76, P ’10Mr. Philip R. Evans ’81Mr. Scott Farden ’88Mr. Henry G. Higdon III ’98Mr. Carmen Joseph Scarpa Jr. ’86Mr. Robert & Mrs. Tona White P ’17

$1,000-$4,999Mr. Brian R. Adams ’96Mr. Craig D. Adams ’99Mr. Robert ’61 & Mrs. Judith AndersonMs. Ashley Lauren Nicole Banfield ’05Mr. Robert P. Bland ’62, P ’93 ’89Ms. Laura E. Brady ’08Richard E. Byrd III ’71Mr. Jared M. Cantanucci ’02Mr. Peter M. Capouch ’02Dr. Tracy Catlin ’03Mr. Robert L. Clark ’66, P ’97 ’92 ’89 ’86Mr. William J. Cleary III ’85, P ’19 ’17Ms. Mary N. Corriero ’05Mr. Robert Thomas Criscuolo, Jr. P ’16Mr. David B. Crosby ’61, P ’92Mr. Michael W. DeVoe ’87Mr. Michael P. Duffy ’82 & Ms. Jane A. Kalinski ’88Mr. Jeffrey Lee Farni, Sr. P ’10Mr. John W. Filoon Jr. ’59Mr. Charles S. Forbes ’61

Mr. Scott Michael Fusco ’85, P ’19Mr. Jeff ’75 & Ms. Cecilia Garrity, P ’09Mr. Walter F. Greeley, Esq. ’53, P ’85Mr. Carl E. Hathaway ’55, P ’82Mr. Robert F. Higgins ’68Mr. Amory Houghton III ’74, P ’17Mr. Charles W. Hughes II ’92Mr. Andrew E. Janfaza ’88Anne Holland Johnson ’96Mr. David D. Jones ’82Mr. Leslie Cheek IV ’88 & Ms. Charlotte R. Joslin ’90, P ’18Mr. Jason R. Karmanos ’96Mr. Jamin F. Kerner ’00Mr. Bradley C. Kwong ’85Mr. Wade C. Lau ’82Dr. Colleen Anne Malek Linehan ’97Mr. Charles C. Lockwood ’61Mr. David M. MacDonald ’08Mr. Lane MacDonald ’88 & Wendy Wheeler MacDonaldMr. Derek J. Maguire ’94Mr. Stephen R. Malley ’00Mr. Scott McCormack ’90Mr. Victor R. McGrady ’90Mr. Philip K. Meyer ’61Mr. John A. Murphy ’90Mr. Kirk ’96 & Mrs. Heather NielsenNorton Rose Fulbright LLPMr. Soren L. Oberg ’92Mr. Robert Kei Ohno ’86, P ’18Mr. Michael E. Patterson ’64, P ’88Mr. J. Thomas Paul Jr. ’72Jennifer White Pennoyer M.D. ’89Mr. Brian R. Popiel ’90Mr. Joseph R. Prestifilippo Jr. ’00Mr. Richard ’59 & Mrs. Katherine P ’91 ’89 Reilly, P ’91 ’89Ms. Pamela P. Siewertsz van Reesema ’03Ms. Elizabeth L. Solley ’07Ms. Katey B. StoneDon Sweeney ’88Ms. Kat Sweet ’05Mr. Theodore Eric Tutun ’86Mr. John S. Welsh ’59Ms. Elizabeth Staggs Wilson ’87

$500-$999Dr. Francis Wang Jr.Mr. Stephen W. Andrews ’79Mr. Louis Jacob Appell, Jr. ’47, P ’73Mr. Peter A. Barzdines ’74

Mr. Grant A. Blair ’86Ms. Julia Trotman Brady ’89Mr. Timothy P. Burke ’92Ms. Caitlin K. Cahow ’07Mr. James ’92 & Ms. Sarah ’92 CoadyDr. David G. Connor ’62Ms. Christine M. Dooley ’86Mr. Brian T. Famigletti ’98Mr. Robert J. Flynn ’05Mr. Peter C. Follows ’86Mr. Daniel Steven Ford ’14Mr. John P. Garrity Jr. ’68Mr. Konrad Gesner, Jr.Prof. Stephen A. Greyser ’56Nicole Rival Hartje ’90Mr. Theodore S. Ingalls ’61Mr. Paul I. Lee ’46, P ’74Mr. Robert K. Meahl ’61Ms. Kimberly McManama O’Brien ’00Mr. Thomas M. O’Neill ’73, P ’00Mr. Andrew J. OrpikMr. Harold I. Pratt ’59Mr. Alexander M. Rose ’00Ms. Emily W. Smith ’04Ms. Kaitlin Taylor Spurling ’13Julie Starr-Duker ’82, P ’19Mr. Peter George Starrett ’12Mr. John ’91 & Ms. Sandra ’92 SweeneyMr. Robert T. Thompson ’76Ms. Geneva S. Thorndike ’86Mr. Michael Tringale P ’17Dr. Gillian Yeates ’91

$100-$499Mr. Timothy F. AlbrechtJo-anne L. Alissi Cosgriff, MD. MPH ’94Mr. William A. Allen II ’50Mr. Charles D. Baker ’49, P ’83 ’79Ms. Claudia Asano Barcomb ’99William S. Barrett, Esq. ’64Ms. Laura Christine Bellamy ’13Ms. Corey F. Bennett ’02Mr. Timothy J. BernsteinMr. Joseph D. Bertagna ’73Mr. J. Maxwell Bleakie ’71Mr. Robert F. Brownell, IIIMs. Katherine Elizabeth Buesser ’11Mr. Brendan M. Byrne ’07Ms. Christa Marie Calagione Donnellan ’97

Mr. Joseph V. Cavanagh Jr. ’71, P ’06 ’05Ms. Julie W. Chu ’06Ms. Katharine Marie Chute ’11Ms. Margaret Phelps Chute ’13Mr. James Alexander Cleary ’06Mr. William J. Cleary Jr. ’56, P ’85 ’83Mr. John T. Coan Jr. ’50, P ’88Mr. Peter F. Connolly, Jr.Mr. Nicholas P. Coskren ’09Mr. Timothy P. Coskren P ’11 ’09 ’09Mr. Thomas F. Crowley ’57Mr. Mario Victor Cutone III ’87Mr. Brian A. DayMs. Jillian Taylor Dempsey ’13Mr. William E. Diercks ’69Mr. Theodore E. Drury ’93Mr. James F. Dwinell III ’62Mr. Marco Joseph Jasiul Ferrari ’97Mr. Donald A. Fishman ’91Mr. Ronald A. FletcherMs. Angela Francisco Flygh ’01Mr. Michael B. Francis ’91Mr. Robert F. Fredo Jr. ’68Mr. Gordon L. Freeman Jr. ’70Ms. Lyndsey Brooke Fry ’14Ms. Marissa Ann Gedman ’14Mr. Harold Priestly Gill, IIIMr. Michael GortonMs. Natalie GortonMr. Richard Stiles Greeley ’49Mr. Ryan Michael Grimshaw ’12Mrs. Allison J. Griswold ’97Mr. Earle Groper ’54, P ’79Mr. Cory ’95 & Ms. Katherine ’94 GustafsonMr. Peter R. Hafner ’06Mr. Paul R. Haley ’76, P ’19 ’18Mr. David & Mrs. Judy Hallett, P ’19Mr. Kevin F. Hampe ’73Mr. George H. Hanford ’41, P ’69Ms. Alisa Jean Hansen ’12Mr. Christian Heidelberger & Ms. Diane C. HadayaMr. Stephen G. Hermsdorf ’95Cameron A. HicksWilliam R. Horton Jr., CFA ’77, P ’14 ’13E. Amory Hubbard ’53Mr. Charles William HumberMr. Romuald Ikauniks ’64Ms. Kalen J. S. Ingram ’03Mrs. Whitney S. Jiranek ’97Mr. Oliver H. Jonas ’01Mrs. Frances Walton Karlen ’94Mr. Kevin P. KieltMs. Jodi M. Krakower ’09Mr. David E. Landau ’84

Hon. James ’61 & Mrs. Patricia Lombard, P ’95 Mr. Alexander S. Macmillan III ’74Mr. Steven ’07 & Ms. Jennifer ’07 MandesS. N. Mangano M.D. ’44, P ’80 ’80Mr. Richard H. Marson ’55, P ’87Ms. Lauren C. McAuliffe ’04Mr. Brian ’09 & Dr. Kathleen ’07 McCaffertyMr. Jeremiah S. McCarthy ’98Mr. Peter S. McLaughlin ’96Mr. Edward ’91 & Mrs. Mina ’04 MitbyMr. Steven ’01 & Mrs. Sharon ’02 MooreMr. Graham K. Morrell ’01Mr. Thomas C. Moseley ’46, P ’80Mr. E. Mark Noonan ’74Mr. Arthur F. Noyes ’56, P ’85Mr. Evan A. O’Donnell ’08 & Ms. Kirsten E. Kester ’09Mr. Hugh ’93 & Ms. Penrose ’95 O’DonnellMr. Richard M. Oehmler ’56, P ’89 ’85 ’81Mr. Stephen Owen ’71Mr. Dennis Packard ’04Ms. Sarah Karena Pawlicki ’05Mr. Jerald J. Pawloski ’88Dr. Susan Putnam Peck ’79Mr. Domenico ’09 & Mrs. Jessica ’08 PellegriniMs. Amy Croke PetersMr. Wade A. PoplawskiMr. Laurence O. Pratt Jr. ’59, P ’88Mr. Matthew B. PriceMs. Josephine Ursula Pucci ’13Mr. Brendan Patrick Rempel ’13Mr. Steven C. Rolecek ’09Dr. Howard Anthony Rose ’73, P ’14Mr. Kenneth R. Rossano ’56, P ’89Ms. Angela M. Ruggiero ’02Ms. Yelyzaveta Anatoliyivna Ryabkina ’11Mrs. Julie A. Ryan ’01Mr. Dave & Dr. Susan Seward, P ’15Mr. Michael William Seward ’15Mr. Robert Gardiner Shepley Jr. ’76Ms. Jennifer Souza ’97Ms. Enid L. Starr ’85Mr. Charles Steedman ’57Ms. Diana Clark Stroble ’95Ms. Cher J. Tate ’84Mr. Graham R. Taylor Jr. ’49, P ’81The Terrier GroupMr. R. Collin Lee & Ms. Kristin J. Toretta ’08Ms. Susan C. Trotman P ’89Dr. Nina Simonds Trowbridge ’89Mr. Kenneth J. Turano ’04Mr. Scott V. Turco ’00Mr. Michael E. Tyler ’63, P ’94Mrs. Joan Rubinstein Urdan ’56, P ’83Mr. David B. Vietze ’59

Mr. Thomas M. Walsh ’06Dr. Elizabeth Ward ’85Mr. David ’08 & Ms. Alexandra ’08 WattersMr. Alexander Sandy B. Weissent ’73Mr. Paul M. Weissman ’52, P ’89 ’85Ms. Ashley Elizabeth Wheeler ’11Mr. Bradley Michael Zancanaro

Up to $99Mr. James A. Bailey ’57Mr. J. Sherman Barker Jr. ’65, P ’98 ’91Mr. Daniel Lee Biega ’13 & Ms. Alexandra Laura Conigliaro ’13Ms. Jennifer M. Brine ’09Dr. Timothy B. BrownMr. Gregory R. Chalmers ’85Ms. Leanna C. Coskren ’11Dr. Alison Jean Dray-Novey ’65, P ’11 ’05 ’01Mr. James M. Fraser ’09Mr. Hugh M. Hyde Jr. ’75Mr. Arthur David Levin ’54Ms. Alexandra F. Lightfoot ’83Mr. Timothy Muir McDonald ’04Brook McGillMs. Kelsey Suzanne Romatoski ’13Ms. Katharine D. Schutt ’97Ms. Kathleen F. Vaughn ’09Anne Corydon Waldinger ’01

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Ted Donato ’91 | The Robert D. Ziff ’88 Head Coach for Harvard Men’s Ice Hockey

Katey Stone | The Landry Family Head Coach for Harvard Women’s Ice Hockeywhockey@fas.harvard.edu

Brendan Flemming | Director of Hockey Operationsbflemming@fas.harvard.edu617.384.7950

Trevor MacDonald | Friends Group Liaisontmacdonald@fas.harvard.edu617.496.9356

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