Ned Harkness
College ice hockey
† Resigned midseason

Ned Harkness

Section Title: College ice hockey
Table Section Text: † Resigned midseason

Season	Team	Overall	Conference	Standing	Postseason

Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Engineers (Division I Independent) (1949–1950)

1949–50	Rensselaer	4-6-0

Rensselaer:	4-6-0

Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Engineers (Tri-State League) (1950–1961)

1950–51	Rensselaer	5-10-0	1-4-0	t-5th

1951–52	Rensselaer	15-3-0	4-1-0	2nd

1952–53	Rensselaer	15-4-1	4-0-1	1st	NCAA Consolation Game (Win)

1953–54	Rensselaer	18-5-0	5-1-0	1st	NCAA National Champion

1954–55	Rensselaer	9-11-2	1-5-0	t-3rd

1955–56	Rensselaer	12-6-0	2-4-0	3rd

1956–57	Rensselaer	14-6-1	5-1-0	1st

1957–58	Rensselaer	14-6-1	2-3-0	2nd

1958–59	Rensselaer	13-8-0	2-3-0	t-2nd

1959–60	Rensselaer	15-7-0	2-2-0	2nd

1960–61	Rensselaer	16-5-1	2-2-0	2nd	NCAA Consolation Game (Loss)

Rensselaer:	146-71-6	30-26-1

Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Engineers (ECAC Hockey) (1961–1963)

1961–62	Rensselaer	16-7-0	12-4-0	7th	ECAC Quarterfinals

1962–63	Rensselaer	10-12-1	6-7-1	16th

Rensselaer:	26-19-1	18-11-1

Cornell Big Red (ECAC Hockey) (1963–1970)

1963–64	Cornell	12-10-1	9-10-1	16th

1964–65	Cornell	19-7-0	13-5-0	5th	ECAC Quarterfinals

1965–66	Cornell	22-5-0	16-2-0	3rd	ECAC Runner-Up

1966–67	Cornell	27-1-1	18-1-1	2nd	NCAA National Champion

1967–68	Cornell	27-2-0	19-1-0	1st	NCAA Consolation Game (Win)

1968–69	Cornell	27-2-0	19-1-0	1st	NCAA Runner-Up

1969–70	Cornell	29-0-0	21-0-0	1st	NCAA National Champion

Cornell:	163-27-2	115-20-2

Union Skating Dutchmen (ECAC West (Division III)) (1975–1978)

1975–76	Union	19-4-0

1976–77	Union	22-3-1

1977–78†	Union	4-1-1

Union:	45-8-2

Total:	384-131-11

National champion Postseason invitational champion Conference regular season champion Conference regular season and conference tournament champion Division regular season champion Division regular season and conference tournament champion Conference tournament champion

Sentence(s)

At Cornell, his overall record was 163–27–2 over seven seasons, and his teams won 2 NCAA titles.

final_sentence: At Cornell, his overall record was 163–27–2 over seven seasons, and his teams won 2 NCAA titles.