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...Harvard’s offensive woes.“I think we want to play five-on-five hockey as much as possible,” she said. “We have to be a little more physical in front of the net sometimes.”BOE??S GOT MOSenior goaltender Ali Boe returned to the lineup for this game from a concussion sustained early last week.Boe missed both of last weekend’s ties with Brown and Yale. During her absence, freshman Brittany Martin minded net for the Crimson, amassing 76 saves while surrendering...
...almost by herself.In the opening two periods, the Wildcats had 23 shots on net and six power plays, including a four-minute stretch in the first during which Boe stuffed a number of opportunities. In fact, the three goals that UNH scored all seemed to be somewhat out of Boe??s control as none of the three were simple slap shots. All came from scrambles in front of the net or crisp and quick passing by the Wildcats.“[Boe??s] the most consistent player we have,” Harvard coach Katey Stone...
...point blank range. Boe, meanwhile, stifled several odd-man rushes and a strong drive from Friars captain Karen Thatcher. Boe totaled 28 stops on the night. “Down the stretch, things tighten up, become more defensive-minded,” Stone said. “I think [Boe??s] a little tired. She doesn’t know it yet, but she’s getting a breath this weekend,” she added. The bright spot for Harvard was its stellar effort on the penalty kill, but the preponderance of whistles against it remains...
...this did not spark a comeback, as the Crimson continued its downhill slide in a second frame riddled with penalties and mistakes. Harvard was outshot 13-4 in the second period, with Clarkson maintaining the bulk of possession. The only thing that kept Harvard in the game was Boe??s 25-save effort in goal. “[Boe]’s making all the big saves for us, doing exactly what she needs to do by keeping us in the game,” Stone said.Boe’s stellar play was highlighted during...
...very best when the Saints had the man advantage, preserving a clean sheet through the first 29:55 and turning away seven shots on the first power play she faced and 10 in row before the Crimson mustered a single shot of its own.“Clearly Ali Boe??s the hot hand,” Stone said. “She’s been getting work every game because we’re not there in front of her yet. The difference today was we were there offensively. On the penalty kill, she saves...