ICYMI: Harrison Markell Named Dartmouth Team Captain For 2021-22 Season

HANOVER, N.H. — Koenig Family Head Coach of Dartmouth Men's Hockey Reid Cashman announced last week that senior Harrison Markell will serve as team captain for the 2021-22 season.

Markell becomes the 121st captain in program history.

"Harry was unanimously voted by his teammates to be the Captain of Dartmouth Men's Hockey," Cashman said. "He earned those votes because he is a young man of impeccable character as well as a tireless worker at the rink. We are proud to have Harry represent our program. Our team is in good hands with Harry at the helm."

A native of Andover, Massachusetts, Markell has appeared in 60 games as a defenseman for the Big Green. He has scored two goals and chipped in seven assists, including one this season. Over the course of his career, Markell has blocked 47 shots.

"It is truly a great honor to be recognized to serve as the captain of the Dartmouth Men's Hockey Team," Markell said. "I have witnessed tremendous examples of leadership during my four years at Dartmouth, including former captain, Brendan Demler. I hope to continue in this legacy and as a team we desire to build our own legacy every day. We will strive to be proud, relentless, and detailed throughout this season."

Dartmouth is back in action this weekend with home contests against Colgate on Friday, followed by Cornell on Saturday.

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