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...fifth and its first since 2005.Just as in Harvard’s semifinal matchup with Clarkson on Saturday, neither team was able to score early on yesterday, as the squads were evenly balanced in the first period. Both teams threatened the net, but Guckian and Crimson sophomore goalie Christina Kessler withstood the pressure to keep the score at 0-0.“That’s what these kinds of games are probably going to be like,” Stone said. “It’s wonderful if you can get out and get ahead early...
...have close games and hopefully wear teams down and figure out a way to win,” she added.Clarkson got two quality scoring chances in the second period. The first came on the power play, when Ryabkina was called for her second penalty of the game.Crimson netminder Christina Kessler dropped her stick on the play and had to survive over a minute of the penalty kill with Vaillancourt’s smaller stick as a substitute. Despite the disadvantage, Harvard stopped the threat without much trouble. The nation’s second-best penalty-kill unit held the Golden...
...Christina Kessler was back in business on Friday.The sophomore goalie stopped every one of the thirteen shots that came her way in the No. 1 Harvard women’s hockey team’s 3-0 win over Clarkson in the semifinals of the ECAC Tournament.The shutout was Kessler’s 12th of the season and the 15th of her career, a mark that places her in a tie with Ali Boe ‘06 on top of the Crimson’s all-time list. Kessler downplayed the significance of the achievement, focusing instead...
...played well,” she said. “All 24 players have contributed and that’s the reason we’re here.”Certainly, Harvard’s vaunted offense has been matched all season with stellar defense. Cahow and sophomore goalie Christina Kessler anchor a unit that leads the country with only .90 goals allowed/game and boasts the nation’s fourth best penalty kill at 91%. Kessler herself has been nothing short of dominant, posting the top save percentage and winning percentage during the regular season...
...whimsical movie “Penelope,” title character Penelope Wilhern, played by Christina Ricci, seems to have it all. As the daughter of blue-blood aristocrats, she has money, charm, and a horde of suitors flocking to her door. Oh yeah, she also has a pig nose. “Penelope” is a modern-day fairy tale in an image-obsessed world that actually teaches girls to love themselves the way they are. Penelope is heir not only to the family fortune, but to the family curse, as well, doomed to sport a pig nose...