I was surprised that the commentators didn't go into it in more detail during last night's Beanpot telecast (or maybe they did and I missed it) but I know some people mentioned they wanted more info on the injured Harvard players. From the Boston Globe: Five Harvard hockey players were injured in an automobile accident Sunday night, and as a result two were not able to play in last night's Beanpot game against Northeastern. Sidelined were captain and center Brad Klonik of Bloomington, MN and senior defenseman Peter McLaughlin of Needham. Junior defenseman Marco Ferrari of Stoneham, sophomore forward Henry Higdon of Greenwich, CT and freshman defenseman Ben Storey of Ottawa, ONT were banged up but able to play. The accident occurred at appoximately 9 pm at the intersection of Memorial Drive and John F. Kennedy St. in Cambridge. McLaughlin was driving and Konik was also in the front seat when another vehicle struck the car. The players were treated and released from Mt. Auburn hospital and Cambridge City Hospital. McLaughlin, who suffered lacerations, missed the first varsity game of his career after playing in 114 straight. Konik, Harvard's leading scorer with 9 goals and 21 assists, suffered a neck injury. "They were lucky, really lucky," said Harvard coach Ronn Tomassoni. "Brad's neck is pretty stiff. Peter was cut all over his face. He took a lot of stiches around his nose, mouth and forehead. Storey took seven stiches, Higdon took two and Ferrari wasn't cut. "Thank God it wasn't worse. It was an awful thing that happened, but I'm grateful it wasn't worse. "The kids were coming back to school from McLaughlin's house, where Peter's parents had a dinner party for the players and their families." HOCKEY-L is for discussion of college ice hockey; send information to [log in to unmask], The College Hockey Information List.