As a Freshman in 2012: Appeared in 30 games, tallying 7 points (4g, 3a) … His four goals tied him for 6^th on the team … Won 7 of 8 faceoffs taken ... Blocked 10 shots ... Injured for the first two games, he made his career debut against #18 Colgate, recording his first career point with an assist … Scored his first career goal against #14 Yale … Contributed an assist on a goal that gave Brown a 1-0 lead in a 5-2 win over New Hampshire … Registered his second career goal against Colgate … Scored his third goal of the year to get Brown on the board against Dartmouth … Earned his first career power-play point with an assist during a 2-2 tie with Princeton … Scored Brown’s second goal in 69 seconds to bring the Bears to within 3-2 in game #3 of the ECAC first round at Quinnipiac … One of 24 Bears named to the ECAC Hockey All-Academic Team.

Before Brown: A two-sport athlete at Noble & Greenough, Harlow played hockey for four years and baseball for three … Awarded the Boston Bruins John Carlton Award, given annually to the most outstanding male and female student-athletes in Eastern Massachusetts in 2011 … Earned All-ISL honors as both a junior and a senior, finishing his career with 128 points (67g, 61a) in 106 games … Was also a two-time New England Prep All-Star … Capped his career as a senior captain with 47 points (26g, 21a) in 27 games, all career-highs … Recipient of the John Carlton Award in 2011 … Earned 39 points (20g, 19a) as a junior and 37 (19g, 18a) as a sophomore, helping to lead Nobles to the Flood Marr Holiday Tournament Championship … Also played for the South Shore Kings, posting 23 points (8g, 15a) in 17 games in 2010 … Earned All-ISL honors  as a second baseman for the baseball team in 2011 after posting a .372 batting average.

Personal: Matthew Joseph Harlow is the son of Scott and Jill Harlow of Bridgewater, Massachusetts … Born in 1992 … Matt has one sister, Jessica … Father, Scott, is a former All-American hockey player (Boston College ’86) and is the current head coach for the South Shore Kings (EJHL) … Father was also a 1982 draft selection (3^rd round, 61^st overall) of the Montreal Canadians and played professionally for six years … Interests: Baseball, Working out … Concentration: Undeclared.

Harlow's Career Highs
Goals: 1, 4x, last at Quinnipiac (3/4/12)
Assists: 1, 3x, last at Princeton (2/25/12)
Points: 1, 7x, last at Quinnipiac (3/4/12)