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...more experienced team from North Country showed why it had been a consensus No. 1 team in the country by thoroughly outplaying Harvard—getting to pucks faster, not letting the puck out of its offensive zone, and throwing shot after shot on Crimson senior goalie Ali Boe...
...neutral zone, resulting in a Golden Knights’ breakaway goal. Clarkson’s third score of the opening period followed freshman defender Lauren Herrington’s failed clearing attempt, giving Golden Knights forward Melissa Marshall a wide-open shot on Harvard senior netminder Ali Boe.“We’re young. It’s going to take some time for [our defense] to get its bearings,” Harvard coach Katey Stone said. “We just have to come out of the gate faster.”Freshman forward Sarah Wilson...
...Lawrence (8-0-1, 1-0-1) in overtime. In a furious 6-on-4 flurry as the clock wound down, Harvard moved the puck nearly the length of the ice, forced a shot on net, and jammed the rebound past Saints goalie Meghan Guckian. With netminder Ali Boe already pulled for an extra skater, and a St. Lawrence defender sent to the penalty box for cross-checking with 32 seconds remaining, the Crimson was presented with one last chance to force overtime. The face-off, however, skidded back into the Harvard defensive zone and senior Jennifer Raimondi gathered...
...late call on St. Lawrence left Harvard open to notch the game tying score with under a minute left in regulation. When junior Liza Solley banged home the puck with just six seconds to play, and the Crimson on a 6-on-4 advantage after senior goaltender Ali Boe had left the ice.In the opening frame of the game, Harvard had two power-play opportunities that did not last the full two minutes. Nevertheless, the Crimson converted on one of its two opportunities when junior Katie Johnston and freshman Jenny Brine perfectly worked a 2-on-1 break.In the second...
...think we are a hard-working team and have a lot of talent, so we want to prove ourselves. We’re still setting our sights high.” The defense’s biggest strength lies in its two returning goalies, senior Ali Boe and junior Emily Vitt, who have competed for the starting position in each of the last two seasons. Boe made a name for herself a year ago, posting an impressive .911 save percentage and finishing sixth in the nation with a 1.86 goals against average. Freshman goalie Brittany Martin will also...