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...Stack scored her second goal of the game for B.C. on a power play, following a holding penalty called on sophomore Sarah Vaillancourt.But Vaillancourt immediately redeemed herself when she left the penalty box, receiving the puck from co-captain Julie Chu and threading a nifty pass to sophomore Jenny Brine. Brine ripped a shot into the top-left corner of the net. The goal was Brine’s team-leading 22nd goal of the season.Both teams played tough defense until the end of regulation, sending the game into sudden death tied at 3-3.The first overtime saw both teams unable...
...momentum, lacking in a lethargic first period when Harvard fell behind 2-0, revived in the second when the Crimson rallied to tie the score. Seemingly lost when BC freshman forward Kelli Stack struck with 8:04 remaining in regulation and recaptured 12 seconds later when sophomore Jenny Brine answered the bell. There is only the untold struggle of co-captain Jennifer Sifers, who was almost a scratch after battling illness all day, suited up and not missing a shift on the second line or the second power play, even scoring Harvard’s first goal of the game...
...impact has been in the game this year and, specifically, [on] our team and how she dominates play regardless of the opponent.” Chu sits atop the D-I leaderboard in points per game, with 12 goals and 29 assists in only 18 outings. Sophomore Jenny Brine is third in the nation in goals and first in power-play strikes, and is likely to add to those figures this weekend.Game time for both contests is 7 p.m.—Staff writer Jonathan Lehman can be reached at jlehman@fas.harvard.edu...
...that category with 1.19 goals per game. And the Big Green is no slouch on the defensive end, either. That unit also ranks fourth, allowing just 1.50 goals per contest. Harvard, however, is second in both fields, tallying 4.50 goals per game and permitting just 1.28. And sophomore Jenny Brine can match Apps in scoring acumen. Brine leads the nation with 20 goals, 15 power-play strikes, and six game-winners.What has traditionally been one of the biggest rivalry games in all of women’s college hockey has been restored to national prominence in 2007 as the Crimson...
...game turned on the Crimson’s second power play, technically four seconds after the man advantage had expired. As the Princeton defense was resetting, Harvard cycled the puck down to sophomore Jenny Brine near the right post. Brine beat Tigers goalkeeper Brittany Parisi with a sharp wrister, giving the Crimson a 1-0 lead and pushing the forward’s nation-leading totals to 20 goals and six game-winners...