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While the Crimson's fifth consecutive defeat to then-No. 1 Dartmouth on Nov. 18 in Botterill's first game back was a setback, momentum turned back in Harvard's favor the next weekend, when Shewchuk passed A.J. Mleczko `97-`99 as the Crimson's all-time leading goal scorer...
After dropping a pair of games at then-No.5 Minn.-Duluth and its 2001 opener against then-No. 4 St. Lawrence, Harvard stood at 8-6-0 overall, and the team's NCAA hopes were looking dim. But then Botterill's play took off. The Crimson reeled off seven...
A disappointing loss to Princeton ended the Crimson win streak, but Harvard would bounce back with two of its biggest victories of the season the following week: a come-from-behind 4-3 overtime win over Northeastern in the Beanpot Championship, and a 3-2 triumph over then-No.1...
In the ECAC semifinals, Harvard avenged an earlier defeat to St. Lawrence in dominant fashion, rolling to a 7-1 victory that essentially locked up a Crimson NCAA berth. But Harvard's title hopes were stymied by Dartmouth in a 3-1 defeat the next day in front of a...
Shewchuk closed out her career with 307 points. She, along with Botterill, was one of three finalists for the Patty Kazmaier Award, given to the most outstanding player in women's college ice hockey. Shewchuk made both the ECAC and the NCAA All-Tournament Teams, and was the only Crimson...