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Friday morning, Caitlin M. Young ’08, a member of the Apache group, and Kemy Q. Wahpepah ’09, a member of the Kickapoo group, joined Leonard as they stood in a circle by Matthews Hall and held a bowl of burning sage. Sage is a Native American symbol of cleansing and new beginnings, according to Leonard...
...We’re playing a little banged up, but the kids did a good job mentally to get through that. They were resilient, which they need to be.”Early in the game, however, resilience was far from necessary for the attacking Crimson. Junior defenseman Caitlin Cahow launched a slapshot from near the blue line on the left side just over 11 minutes into the second period, her fourth goal in the last four games.Harvard and Providence matched each other with ten shots on goal in the second period, though the Crimson seemed to be in control...
...felt about “70 percent, 60-70, who knows?”UNH salvaged the period, to a degree, with just more than two minutes left on what Kessler called “a fluke goal.” Sam Faber got the puck after junior defender Caitlin Cahow bumbled a chance to keep it in the Crimson’s offensive zone. Faber took on sophomore defender Kati Vaughn on a 2-on-1. Faber’s shot deflected off Vaughn and caught Kessler unable to make the adjustment.“Our defensemen played...
...awards might not come in the form of a shiny Oscar, they are just as prestigious to these Crimson skaters. Take the hard-hat award, for instance. This plastic, yellow head-bubble is what really sets the Crimson apart from the rest of the competition and what junior defenseman Caitlin Cahow deems the most coveted of the three awards.Cycling has le maillot jaune and apparently Harvard women’s hockey has an equivalent—le chapeau jaune. Started two years ago by head coach Katey Stone, the construction hat is meant to encourage a strong work ethic...
...boards, and was unable to get up after the whistle blew. She rolled over several times and tried to get to her feet before her right leg gave out and she fell back down, bringing a hush over the Bright Hockey Center crowd of 906. Teammates Lindsay Weaver and Caitlin Cahow rushed to her side and were quickly joined by the team’s trainer and coach, Katey Stone. Chu was ushered straight into the locker room but returned to the bench on crutches for the third period, wearing sweats and a complicated wrap on her right ankle...