CAMBRIDGE, Mass. - Harvard Athletics is excited to announce that Grafton Street Pub & Grill will serve as the official presenter of all Harvard Hockey power plays throughout the 2024-2025 season, highlighting Harvard Athletics' commitment to enhancing the fan experience while engaging local businesses in support of Harvard University.

Fans will enjoy exclusive offers at Grafton Street, including 50 percent off appetizers every time Harvard scores on the power play. Grafton Street, a beloved fixture in Harvard Square since 1996, will also be featured in fan communications and during each home game, adding an extra layer of excitement to the season.

"We're excited to work with Grafton Street, a vibrant part of our community and a favorite among our fans," said Andrew Zingone, Assistant Athletics Director for Business Strategy & Innovation at Harvard Athletics. "Their support energizes our fan base and enhances the game-day experience for everyone involved."

About Grafton Street Pub & Grill

Originally opened in October of 1996, Grafton Street Pub & Grill has been a beloved institution of Harvard Square for over 25 years. Located at 59 JFK Street – the Gateway of Harvard Square – this neighborhood hot spot is named after the spirited cobblestone-lined shopping district near Dublin's famed Temple Bar area. Grafton Street deftly combines a traditional Irish pub's warmth.

Formerly located at 1230 Massachusetts Avenue, Grafton Street relocated in March of 2022. The new location is on lower JFK Street just steps away from the Red Line MBTA stop and the Bright- Landry Hockey Center. Grafton Street offers free parking for all guests who enter the Harvard Square parking garage after 5 pm daily and all day on Sunday.

About Harvard Athletics

Harvard University fields an athletic program that is the largest and one of the most successful in Division I of the NCAA. With 42 varsity sports and over 1,200 varsity athletes, Harvard is fully committed to a well-rounded athletic program, consisting of club, intramural and recreation opportunities for all students. Athletics at Harvard builds community through the engagement of students, faculty, staff, and alumni, and creates a portal through which neighboring communities can enjoy the Harvard experience. Harvard Athletics has a tradition of success and competitive excellence that began with the first intercollegiate athletic event (a rowing race) in 1852. Harvard teams have won 457 Ivy League championships and 157 national championships. In addition, Harvard Athletics also serves an important role within the University by promoting principled leadership on and off the field, as well as integrating academics and athletics. For more information on Harvard Athletics, please visit www.GoCrimson.com.