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Besides the first shot and score, senior goaltender Ali Boe had to make only four saves, compared to 14 shots on goal from the Crimson in the opening period. The majority of the frame was spent in the UConn zone, until a late slashing penalty by freshman right wing Sarah Wilson gave the Huskies a power play and put some much-needed pressure on Boe, who, despite the early miscue, played a strong game...
...victory over Union at the Bright Hockey Center Saturday afternoon behind two goals each from junior Liza Solley and sophomore Adrienne Bernakevitch. Martin, the first-year keeper out of Florida, was the third starter in net for Harvard in as many games, taking a turn spelling senior Ali Boe, who was given the weekend off. Martin appeared poised in her first game action, on several occasions aggressively playing and covering pucks outside the crease, and finished with 16 saves.“She’s a good goaltender,” Stone said. “She likes...
...quickly regained the edge, scoring twice inside of 40 seconds in the seventh minute. First, Katy Beach cleaned up an easy rebound in front of the vacated goal mouth. Then, Erin Normore intercepted a puck in the Harvard end, eluded junior defender Lindsay Weaver and juked senior goalie Ali Boe for the go-ahead score. With the final ticks winding off the clock in the opening frame and the Crimson with the man advantage yet again, Johnston let a shot rip from the left circle and her slapshot flew over Bugden’s left shoulder and into the back...
...goal scoring opportunities,” said captain forward Carrie Schroyer. “[Goalie Riitta Schaublin] would leave a lot of rebounds out in front of her and right at her feet, and we just didn’t finish.” Harvard’s Ali Boe totaled 36 saves in the losing effort, while Schaublin made 28 saves for Minnesota-Duluth in a shoutout bid. Despite the pair of tough games, the Crimson sees improvement and hope in the weekend. “Regardless of the score, we felt we played hard and well...
...goal scoring opportunities,” said captain forward Carrie Schroyer. “[Goalie Riitta Schaublin] would leave a lot of rebounds out in front of her and right at her feet, and we just didn’t finish.” Harvard’s Ali Boe totaled 36 saves in the losing effort, while Schaublin made 28 saves for Minnesota-Duluth in a shoutout bid. Despite the pair of tough games, the Crimson sees improvement and hope in the weekend. “Regardless of the score, we felt we played hard and well...