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...before, in which she delivered 40 saves in a 3-1 upset semifinal win over St. Lawrence, netminder Ali Boe struggled in the early going yesterday, relinquishing three goals in a span of 3:35 to Brown. From that point on, though, Boe steeled herself against the Bears?? attack, turning away several good chances—including one offering that glanced off the crossbar—over the final two frames to preserve Harvard’s narrow lead, and with it, her collegiate career. “I think I was a little nervous there to start...
...would see zone, [but] we saw an aggressive man-to-man.”Brown’s new-look defense held the Crimson to 33 percent shooting in the first half and 42 percent for the game, and Harvard’s continued misses helped fuel the Bears?? transition attack that produced 13 fast break points for the game.Led by Stehle, Harvard fared better from the floor in the second half, as the lefty forward tallied the Crimson’s first six points after the break to close the deficit to nine. Brown answered the challenge...
...minutes, and that means there’s no excuse for us not being able to win the hustle areas,” he added. Brown also tacked on 11 second-chance points to the Crimson’s five, thanks in no small part to the Bears?? comparative hustle and tenacity. “We were very flat,” Harvard captain Matt Stehle said. “We just played in a funk. It was like we had all just woken up from a long sleep.” A LITTLE PICK ME UP Stehle...
...Mellon. 5. YALE The Bulldogs have to be kicking themselves for not earning a split with the P’s, but they should bounce back in the friendly confines of John J. Lee. 6. BROWN The bottom three teams are really a pick’em, but the Bears?? wins against Yale and Dartmouth give them the slight edge over the other two. 7. DARTMOUTH The Big Green got into the win column the hard way, taking a Saturday night Ivy road game against the woeful Lions. 8. COLUMBIA Another promising start to the season...
...reevaluated once in Cambridge...The Crimson’s 47 shots on goal were a season-high, and Murphy took eight of them...Harvard had shut out Brown twice in a row—including last season—heading into Friday’s game, and the Bears?? lone goal, scored 14:07 into the third period, snapped a streak of nearly 189 scoreless minutes against the Crimson...After the weekend’s action, Dartmouth, Harvard, and St. Lawrence sit third, fourth, and fifth in the ECAC with 20, 19, and 18 points, respectively...