Hoff’s output has been particularly low, as he has scored just three goals this year after putting up eight last season.

“[Hoff] came into the season as a marked man, and a lot of people just keyed up on him,” Craig said.

“The seniors have been playing really well all year, and we, the younger guys, didn’t play well for them,” Altchek said.

Still, prospects appear good for next season, as the Crimson is graduating just two regular starters in defenders Sam Wiggin and Jason Andersen.

Harvard still has a slim chance of keeping its season alive, pending the announcement of bids for the NCAA tournament, which starts next weekend.

With the win, the Quakers finished their season tied with Harvard for fifth place in the Ivy League standings. Dartmouth clinched the Ivy title with a 2-1 win over Brown on Sunday.

—Staff writer Evan R. Johnson can be reached at erjohns@fas.harvard.edu.