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...usual, the Crimson got key contributions from juniors Emily Tay and Niki Finelli, who added 12 and 11 points, respectively. The performance of the starters was supplemented by extremely solid bench play. Every available Harvard player got some game time, and 11 different scorers helped to ensure the blowout. The 24-point margin of victory was Harvard’s largest of the season. “We are the ultimate team,” coach Delaney-Smith said. “You can’t come in and stop any one player...
...games. The Crimson’s last triumph over the Wildcats was an easy 4-0 win at Bright Hockey Center on Dec. 9, 2003, in UNH coach Brian McCloskey’s first season. Harvard and then-captain Angela Ruggiero outshot New Hampshire, 28-6, in the blowout. But the 2004-05 season produced a 2-1 loss to UNH in Durham, N.H, and the 2005-06 yielded three more losses to the rapidly improving Wildcats. New Hampshire dealt the Crimson its first shutout in over four years in a 3-0 win at Bright Hockey Center in December...
...much more similar to the low point of the 2006-07 campaign, a disastrous turn at Yale last February. In that game, Richter was taken out at the start of the third period in after having allowed a 1-0 Harvard lead to turn into a 5-1 Bulldog blowout. Last night, he made it 2:55 into the third before he was pulled in favor of freshman Ryan Carroll with the score standing at 6-2. Having boasted the best save percentage in the nation to start the night, Kyle Richter was sitting on the bench...
...player to feel like she can make a difference anywhere on the ice.”Cahow, Vaillancourt, junior Sarah Wilson, sophomores Anna McDonald and Cori Bassett, and freshman Liza Ryabkina each recorded a tally in the 6-0 shutout of the Dutchwomen.But the most telling statistic in the blowout was the shot count—Harvard held a 61-6 edge.“On Saturday we came out flying and really used the things we had talked about after RPI to our advantage,” Cahow said.The Crimson yet again turned consistent defensive pressure into 60 full...
...remained undefeated on the season with the victories. Despite the ease of the win, it marked the first time in three years that Harvard did not down Dartmouth by a score of 9-0. Nonetheless, Bajwa considers a narrower victory to be more important for team-building than a blowout. “As coaches we are used to going through these early matches 8-1 or 9-0 that we’re now only winning 6-3,” he said. “As a result, we will be better coaches to coach the team through...