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...again.”The fourth was the least eventful period as the Crimson outscored Dartmouth just 3-1. But the two-goal difference was enough to send the game into extra minutes.It took over five-and-a-half minutes before the final score came, but Calvert??s goal with 2:22 remaining, his 26th of the season, was the last of regulation, deadlocking the game in a 13-13 tie that was not broken until that third overtime.Cohen, Calvert, and Kane all had hat-tricks on the night, and Calvert added an assist to lead his team...
...know what the statistics were for the game, but it was unbelievable.”Flood helped the Crimson gain control of the ball in the first two overtimes.But missed opportunities on the offensive end proved to be Harvard’s downfall.None came closer than junior attackman Evan Calvert??s shot in front of the goal near the end of the second extra frame, which missed sealing it for the Crimson by inches.“Over the course of the overtimes we had possession probably two-thirds or three-quarters of the time, because John Henry...
...stop.” Widbin widened the margin just six minutes later, taking a pass from freshman Sam Slaughter for his second goal of the day. With 13:31 to play and Harvard playing in a man-up position, Widbin completed his hat trick with a goal off Calvert??s feed to give the Crimson an 8-5 lead. Senior defender Peter Doyle and Scholl rounded out the Crimson scoring, while Brown’s Will Davis added a goal with 1:00 remaining for the game’s final tally. Crimson goaltender Joe Pike allowed only...
...defense playing really good and our offense not playing as well as we could have played.” Big Red midfielders Max Seibald and Joe Boulukos both had hat tricks during the 7-0 Cornell run, which finally ended with 10:56 to play on Calvert??s second goal of the afternoon. A final Big Red tally with 3:31 left made the final margin seven goals, the Crimson’s worse loss of the season. It was also the second-most goals given up by Harvard all season. “Our goalies played well...
...afternoon at 11:25 on a man-advantage, evening the score at three. It was the team’s conversion of both opportunities—both of Cohen’s goals came on man-up opportunities, and both were assisted by Harvard points leader Evan Calvert??that proved the brightest spots of the afternoon. “I try to bring a little bit of energy off the bench,” Steve said. “It’s like being the sixth man in basketball or something along those lines, but it wasn?...