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...coach. “I thought he looked great today, but I think we helped him a lot with that,” said Anderson, referring to Stags goalie Michael Kruger. “I don’t think there are very many people you can beat with five goals.” The Crimson’s start to the third quarter was promising as the team had five shot opportunities in the first two minutes alone. After that initial flurry still left Harvard scoreless, the elder Cohen scored the first of his two goals of the afternoon...
...puck through a screen and between Boe’s pads. Martine Garland and Sadie Wright-Ward assisted on the goal. Garland notched her own tally just three minutes later on a similar play. She shot from just inside the blue line in the middle of the ice and beat Boe at the upper left side of the goal with a good screen in front of the net. “They’ve got all the ingredients to get themselves to the next step,” Stone said. “I don’t know...
...added, “and they found the back of the net.” BETWEEN THE PIPES Senior netminder John Daigneau’s shutout was ruined 5:41 into the third period Friday evening, when Nick Johnson took a feed just outside the crease and beat Daigneau at the left post. But Daigneau made 34 saves in his nearly 51 minutes of play, after which Donato pulled him to prevent injury. And also, the coach added, because “sometimes when you pull a guy out, he gets an ovation, and I thought John certainly deserved...
...offense on its own extra-skater opportunities. In its first three lifeless power plays, the Crimson was unable to hold the zone against fierce pressure from the Wildcats kill and failed to test New Hampshire netminder Melissa Bourdon with any tough chances until Wilson’s wrister beat her five-hole.“As good as we’ve been on power play,” Wildcats coach Brian McCloskey said, was “our penalty kill, I don’t know if anybody’s been better than us. We make it hard...
...Overall it was a good team effort,” said sophomore Dan Nguyen, who played in the fifth spot for Harvard and beat his opponent in straight sets. “But we’re still not yet playing the best we can play. I mean the pieces are slowly coming together, and the guys on the doubles teams are getting more familiar with their partners. We’re almost there. We just have to get over the hump...