CAMBRIDGE, Mass. – Aku Koskenvuo, Ryan Healey, and Joe Miller picked up where they left off last weekend and helped deliver the Crimson its second consecutive victory after defeating RPI 6-3 on Friday night. Ryan Healey and Joe Miller both found the back of the net to extend their hot streaks while Michael Callow, Ryan Drkulec, and Casey Severo also found the back of the net in a big conference win. Harvard returns to action tomorrow night against Union to close the weekend. 
 
HOW IT HAPPENED 
RPI scored first early in the first period to put the Crimson in an early deficit but Casey Severo added his second goal of the last three games to tie the game at one just two minutes later. The rookies helped out as Cam Johnson and Michael Callow added the assists after some great work in the corners. 
 
Michael Callow wasted no time adding his second point of the night after picking the corner for his second goal of the year. Assisted by Cam Johnson and Mason Langenbrunner, the Boston native has points in three of the last four games. 
 
RPI tied the game to start the second period after a breakdown out front of Koskenvuo. After the Crimson were awarded a power-play, Ryan Healey picked up where he left off and fired a shot on the man advantage to regain the lead. Assisted by Joe Miller and Ben MacDonald – Miller has assisted on a Healey goal in back-to-back games. 
 
Luke Khozozian was assessed a five-minute major and a game misconduct after being called for boarding to send the Crimson on the PK for five minutes. While shorthanded, Jack Bar threw a puck up the ice and Joe Miller beat the defender in a race to send him on a breakaway. After a quick move, Miller scored the first shorthanded goal of the season for the Crimson on the breakaway. Miller has seven points in his last four games. 
 
RPI scored on the power-play to draw within one but the Crimson successfully killed off the remainder of the penalty Khozozian. 
 
Up by one entering the third, senior Ryan Druklec scored his first of the year after some great work in the offensive zone by the fourth-line. Rookies joined in again after Salvatore Guzzo and David Hejduk added the assists. In his return to the lineup, Guzzo now has points in back-to-back games while David Hejduk added his first career point. 
 
Ryan Healey finished the night with another goal assisted by Michael Callow as the pair wrapped up a great evening at Bright-Landry. Michael Callow and Cam Johnson finished the game with three points each -the first rookies this year to have a three-point game. 
 
NEXT UP 
Harvard returns tomorrow night against Union to wrap up the weekend.