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...only question lies in the point guard position. It was the black hole of the offense last season as the Crimson stumbled to a .57 assist to turnover ratio—far and away the worst in the league—and it was a No. 1 priority in the offseason...
...point guard play for us was makeshift throughout last season,” Sullivan says. “That clearly is the position that we need to clean up dramatically. We can’t play another season with the assist-turnover ratio that existed among all three perimeter positions, but more significantly at the point guard position...
...captain Julie Chu and freshman Sarah Vaillancourt—both of whom spent the weekend competing in the Four Nation’s Cup for the U.S. and Canada, respectfully—it was tri-captain Nicole Corriero who stole the show, posting four straight goals and adding one assist to lead the Crimson to victory. Vaillancourt assisted on three of the tallies, finishing with four total, and Chu added a goal and an assist...
Corriero added another assist at the 4:31 mark of the third period. After bringing the puck up with junior forward Jennifer Raimondi, Corriero once again passed the puck to the center where a waiting Raimondi scored to put Harvard...
...Harvard seemed to rally later on in the game. Sophomore defender Caitlin Cahow scored the first goal for the Crimson during a power play at 10:07 in the second frame. Jennifer Skinner would pick up the assist after passing the puck across to Cahow at the point and allowing Cahow to put her shot just inside the left post. Although Harvard would receive eight power plays over the course of the game, Cahow’s goal would remain the only score with Yale a man down...