Word: benchings
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...managed to fire six shots on goal, but, due to great play by Quandt, all of them were saved. Harvard pulled its goaltender with 58 seconds left to play in an attempt to muster some offense, but the Eagles defense remained impenetrable. As the final seconds expired, the BC bench erupted. A combination of impressive play by the Eagles and costly errors by the Crimson had given BC its first victory against Harvard in the Beanpot. “This means a lot to our program.” Mutch said. “This is such a special...
...Tobe had looked sharp in practice. He kept Harvard in it through that first period, when only one of 19 pucks snuck by Geragosian. Tobe reaped the benefits later on, when the Crimson solved the Northeastern goalie and the Huskies’ offensive attack began to melt. The Harvard bench knew its attack would pay off eventually. Just the other night, Donato said of the Crimson’s 5-4 victory over Princeton, “we had 57 shots and didn’t win until overtime. “Eventually, the puck will start to find...
...first time all season, the last kill of the match belonged to the Crimson. Though its regular starting setter remained unavailable due to a bone bruise—and its best player sat on the bench with a sore shoulder—the Harvard men’s volleyball team cruised past league rival Vassar, sweeping the Brewers 3-0 (30-20, 30-23, 30-24) on Saturday afternoon at the Malkin Athletic Center to win its first contest of the young season. Despite the absence of junior Dave Fitz and co-captain and leading scorer Seamus McKiernan, the Crimson...
...Jimmy Fraser and out towards Du. Leroux threw his stick—punishable by a penalty shot—but the officials made no signal as regulation time expired. Daigneau skated to his own blue line, arms outstretched in disbelief, and Donato rushed to the edge of the bench to question the officials. “I was about to have a heart attack,” the coach said later. But he did praise the referee for calling a penalty shot in overtime when Princeton forward Sebastian Borza took out the net. Though Du couldn’t pull...
...freshman recruit from Torrance, Cal.—to be its lone netminder. Luckily for Harvard, Martin stepped up to the challenge and saved 76 shots to earn ties against Brown and Yale.And she played all 130 minutes with no other goaltender dressed to play on the bench, knowing she would be the last line of defense for the Crimson. “She kept her composure in a very pressure-cooker game,” remarked Harvard coach Katey Stone after Martin stopped 33 shots in a scoreless tie with the Bears on Saturday. “Brittany...