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While senior Ali Boe suffocated the opponents’ offensive attacks in net this past weekend and classmate Jennifer Raimondi’s goal came on Sunday came at a key point during the game, it was Wilson who shined the brightest for the Crimson at the ECAC postseason tournament...
...with the man advantage, while the Bears were unsuccessful in their lone extra-skater opportunity.On the heels of the outstanding game of her senior season the day before, in which she delivered 40 saves in a 3-1 upset semifinal win over St. Lawrence, netminder Ali Boe struggled in the early going yesterday, relinquishing three goals in a span of 3:35 to Brown. From that point on, though, Boe steeled herself against the Bears’ attack, turning away several good chances—including one offering that glanced off the crossbar—over the final two frames...
...locker room after the first period, the Harvard women’s hockey could have easily found a lot of positives despite being outshot 17 to six at Appleton Arena in Canton, N.Y. The score was tied 1-1 at the first break, and senior goaltender Ali Boe looked to be on her game in net for the Crimson. With the momentum of staying in the game against the No. 2 St. Lawrence squad, Harvard (17-12-4) made its most important mark of the season and downed the Saints (30-4-2) by a final...
...accurate shots, clear the puck, and keep the puck in the zone. Clarkson took an early 1-0 lead when the defense was unable to clear. Golden Knights center Marie-Jo Gaudet got the puck from winger Christine Bailkowski just above the crease, putting it past senior goalkeeper Ali Boe with 9:09 gone. The Crimson was lucky to make it into the second period with just that deficit and another chance to apply aggressive pressure to Clarkson. And the team did just that. After numerous opportunities, with just under 19 minutes gone in the period, Solley took a shot...
...victory and home ice for the ECAC quarterfinals, Clarkson responded to another late Harvard equalizer with a sudden-death game-winner of its own to prevail, 2-1, and push the playoff series to a decisive third game. Katie Morrison put home a rebound past senior netminder Ali Boe with 29 seconds left in the first overtime period to ensure a rubber match and dash the hopes of a sweep by host Harvard. “It was good up-and-down hockey,” Crimson coach Katey Stone said. “Their goalie made big saves...