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Kessler tied Boe??s record more than a month ago when the Crimson defeated Connecticut on Dec. 8, but due to the exam break and Canadian national team commitments, she did not get an opportunity to break the record until this weekend. After waiting for a month, Kessler finally recorded her 64th victory...
...season as well as the 12th of her career. After having already broken Ali Boe ’06’s single season Harvard record of seven in last Sunday’s 4-0 win over Dartmouth, Kessler now stands only three shutouts shy of Boe??s Crimson career record of 15. Kessler also leads the nation in goals against average (0.84), save percentage (.960) and win percentage (.947), leaving some of her teammates with only superlatives left in their vocabulary when asked to describe Kessler’s performance this season.“Great...
...doing us a tremendous service and favor playing for us as our back-up now,” Harvard head coach Katey Stone says. “She is doing great and has already improved so much.” The entire group faces the task of filling Boe??s skates. Boe, a three-year starter and the program’s all-time record holder in shutouts (15) and goals-against average (1.92), directed the Crimson to three straight ECAC tournament titles, back-to-back NCAA Championship games in 2004 and 2005, and the Frozen Eight quarterfinals...
...Division I Recruits 2006-07” thread on the USCHO.com fan forum reveals that there have been over 200 posts about who will be heading to what school next season.For those who care, apparently the big skates left empty after the departure of senior netminder Ali Boe??who set a number of records during her three-year career in goal for the Crimson—may be filled by Toronto Jr. Aeros star Christina Kessler. The name might mean little or nothing to the average Harvard sports fan right now, but in less than a year...
...three years, members of the Harvard women’s hockey team’s Class of 2006 played integral parts on units that reached the NCAA finals. This season, the trio—Carrie Schroyer, Jennifer Raimondi, and Ali Boe??has risen to fill leadership positions, serving as the squad’s captain, its best offensive player, and its best defensive player, respectively. Friday night, all three wrapped up their college careers, turning in typically solid performances in a 3-1 loss to top-seeded New Hampshire in the national quarterfinals. Raimondi assisted on the team?...