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...first 120 seconds, but then captain Dylan Reese cashed in during the home team’s three minutes of man-advantage time. He took the puck at the blue line, then skated a loop around the back of the net and through the left circle before beating Cornell goaltender Ben Scrivens through traffic at 15:42. But less than five minutes into the third frame, a pair of Harvard penalties—including freshman Chad Morin’s five-minute major and game misconduct for head-butting—set up a Big Red 5-on-3, during...
...home ice for the first round of the ECAC tournament next weekend. From the start, Harvard outshot the Raiders (13-19-4, 7-12-3 ECAC), unloading 11 shots on goal to Colgate’s five in the first period, but Raiders goaltender Mark Dekanich proved tough to beat. “I knew coming in to this it would be a difficult game,” said Crimson coach Ted Donato ’91. “They’re a talented team with that first line and the goaltending.” Colgate struck first...
...squads combined for 48 penalty minutes. Cornell captain Byron Bitz was given five minutes and a game misconduct for hitting from behind at 12:49 of the second period. Reese converted on the power play just three minutes later, launching a shot from the blue line to beat Big Red netminder Ben Scrivens and put Harvard ahead 1-0. The Crimson’s infraction came at the beginning of the third period. Freshman blueliner Chad Morin was whistled for head-butting at 4:10, earning a five-minute major penalty and an ejection. “It?...
...decision to start Tobe. “Although Kyle had a great stretch of games where he played very well, I don’t think the last two were his best, and Justin has worked very hard.” While the Raiders did manage to beat Tobe early off of a turnover in the Crimson zone, he shut down the Colgate offense for the rest of the night, turning away a total of 22 Raiders shots. “Tobe played a great game,” freshman defenseman Chad Morin said. “Without some...
...acts displayed an abundance of cultural diversity. One of the highlights of the afternoon was the Filipino Tinikling piece. The group injected a strong burst of energy into “Cultural Rhythms” with their clashing ten-foot-long bamboo sticks, which some dancers beat against the stage while others jumped over and around them in moves reminiscent of schoolyard jump roping. The troupe proved versatile as well: As the beat of “Chicken Noodle Soup” blasted through the speakers, the dancers dropped their poles and put on sunglasses to begin...