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...ECAC) as she stopped 44 shots en route to the tie. Martin saved the game a number of times, including during a pivotal 5-on-3 opportunity for Yale (7-10-5, 4-5-4) in the first period. During that stretch, she made three saves, with the Bulldogs?? only real opportunity for a goal being waved off for high sticking. “I don’t think we need to work on [killing 5-on-3 situations] any more, and hopefully we won’t have to for the rest of the season...
...Bulldogs. Yale has posed stiff competition in its recent bouts with the Crimson. The Bulldogs have beaten Harvard twice in the last two years after a span of two decades during which the Crimson dominated the rivalry. Yale goalie Sarah Love has played the key role in the Bulldogs?? renewed power in the rivalry, stopping 131 of Harvard’s 136 shots in the two teams’ last three match-ups (including last season’s ECAC semifinal game). Friday’s game will start at 7:00 p.m., while Saturday?...
...Yale coach James Jones handed out a game ball after his team’s 82-74 victory over Harvard on Friday night in New Haven, it would likely not have gone to any single player—although there were several candidates among the hot-shooting Bulldogs??but to the raucous mass of 2,336 fans that packed John J. Lee Amphitheater. In anticipation of the match-up with the hated Crimson (10-6, 2-1 Ivy), which was televised on the YES network, a vocal group of the sons of Eli filled the arena?...
...lost track of him. He got hot. He flat out can shoot the ball.” All five of Goffredo’s long balls in the run were assisted, three of them by guard Drew Housman. After a rough night against Yale that had the rowdy Bulldogs?? student section continually taunting him, Housman responded with perhaps his best all-around game of the year. He compiled a career-high nine assists against just one turnover to set up the Crimson’s hot hands, and added four rebounds and six points...
...were kept at bay by police as Harvard filed onto the team bus—the sheer noise level in the arena undoubtedly became a factor, with the decibels growing as each of the nine three pointers Yale used to bury the Crimson passed through the net. The Bulldogs?? band, packed in behind the basket next to Harvard’s bench, was a key contributor to that sonic influence as well...