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Harvard held a tenuous 1-0 lead late in the third period when the Bulldogs?? Sarah Tittman found teammate Mandi Schwartz open just outside of the crease. Tittman, working from behind the net, slipped a centering pass through to Schwartz, who knocked the puck past sophomore goaltender Brittany Martin to knot the score...
...switch, “but [Richter] was certainly part of it.” Yale’s fifth and final goal was an empty-netter, the result of an attempted 6-on-4 power play by the Crimson with five minutes remaining. Cahill, who scored the Bulldogs?? first goal of the night, found the open goalmouth for his third point of the night. And though Harvard launched 12 shots in the final frame, Bulldog netminder Alec Richards never yielded, saving 28 shots on the night. NOTES: The Crimson ended Friday 0-for-9 on the power play...
...Bulldogs?? big second half destroyed the considerable momentum Harvard had accumulated heading into the break. After jumping out to a quick 9-0 lead, igniting the student section, Yale allowed the Crimson to reel off a 9-0 run of its own to tie it right back up, reminiscent of the game at John J. Lee two years ago when the Bulldogs used the energy of the crowd to go up 12-0 before Harvard clawed back. That game went down to the final possession, with Yale hanging on by one in a heartbreaking loss for the Crimson...
...primed for the challenge this year, and after last Friday’s 33-point performance, you had better believe him. With Yale still in the title hunt, only a game behind Penn, the Crimson also knows it can deal a potentially crippling blow to the Bulldogs?? season on their home court, sweet revenge for past abuses. Yale is playing too well, though, and the anti-Harvard energy at the Lee is too great: the Bulldogs will pull away late...
...Bulldogs?? (10-11, 6-2 Ivy) used that January win to vault into the Ivy League race. Yale was tied for first in the league until it lost 60-59 last Saturday at Cornell, a game in which forward Casey Hughes missed two free throws with two seconds left. It currently holds the same record as the Big Red and sits one game behind league-leading Penn, which has a 6-1 record in the league and beat Harvard 67-53 last Saturday...