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...four were in the top nine. Three of the four were in the top four in save percentage.Pretty darn amazing, especially considering neither team had a consistent starting goalie the whole season.How does that bode for Harvard this season?Well, two years ago, senior goalie Ali Boe finished third with a 1.47 GAA. Last year, that number jumped up to 1.86 and her save percentage was 17th-best in the country. Not quite comparable to the two top teams four years ago.But for just a moment, let’s step back. By placing the onus on the goalie...
Martin will play as the third goaltender for the Crimson, backing up senior Ali Boe and junior Emily Vitt...
...selves then it needed to be.” In fact, the last two frames were almost the Crimson demise, as the Bobcats outshot it 24-to-16 and scored three goals to Harvard’s two. Eighteen of those shots came in the third period, when Boe had to save a barrage at the end to seal the win for the Crimson. Along with the power kill unit, Boe saved two key penalties in the last five minutes. “The big moments came when Ali Boe kept us in the game,” Stone said...
...Raimondi said. “I thought I had been hitting some posts lately. I just kept it low, on the ice, and got great traffic from my forwards.” On the defensive end, with a very green corps of blue-liners in front of her, Boe was again staunch in goal, registering 30 saves. Harvard was out-shot for the second straight day, 32-21, but Boe picked up the slack, turning aside Princeton chance after Princeton chance with the stick and making some nifty stabs with the glove. “Exactly what you want...
...sweater one wears means a lot in college hockey. On Tuesday night, Harvard senior Ali Boe, junior Katie Johnston, and fellow junior Jennifer Sifers wore the ECAC All-Stars jerseys to take on the U.S. National Team. This weekend, they will be wearing the Crimson women hockey ones in the start of their campaign to beat their fellow conference standouts and win another ECAC crown. “It was a fun opportunity for those girls, but I would not take too much out of it,” said Harvard coach Katey Stone about Tuesday’s game...