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...counterpart’s standout performance. “Our team worked hard, but their goalie played well.” The Crimson was able to continue applying pressure for much of the third period, but it was the Golden Knights who broke through for the game-winner. Clarkson??s David Cayer sent a pass off the body of teammate Mike Sullivan and past Tobe for the score that eventually spelled the end of Harvard’s stint in the ECAC playoffs. For the Crimson offense, missed opportunities made the loss particularly painful. In addition to Taylor?...
...Crimson aims for similar success against the Golden Knights, who also overcame Harvard twice this year. “We have four wins coming into this weekend, but it’s going to be a tough series, no doubt,” Reese said. “Clarkson??s awesome. They’re a very good team—I think number five in the country right now—and they beat us twice this year. We’re going in very similarly, preparing the same way we did for Yale. We just know...
...total of 14 chances on a defensive-minded Golden Knights squad in the first two periods.Also, Stone made the decision in the third period to sub out sophomore goalie Brittany Martin, who had started the game and had allowed three goals on 15 shots. The decision came immediately after Clarkson??s third goal, which knotted the score at 3 apiece. Freshman Cristina Kessler came in with 15:29 left to play, got three saves, and improved her record to 5-2-1 on the season. “We needed a change in momentum a little...
...Pelle’s goal. The Crimson controlled the game’s second period and capitalized on the last of three power-play opportunities to take a 2-1 lead when senior forward Ryan Maki netted his team-leading ninth goal of the season.In the third period, Clarkson??s Mike Sullivan evened the score after an apparent save by freshman goalie Kyle Richter trickled past the goal line during several seconds of commotion in Harvard’s crease.The play was not without controversy. The Crimson believed that Richter may have covered the puck during the fracas...
...teams returned from the first intermission eager to break the 1-1 tie. Harvard struck first as sophomore Steve Rolecek turned a pass at the top of the circle from junior Mike Taylor into the Crimson’s second goal of the night. In the 10th minute, however, Clarkson??s Shawn Weller stripped the puck from his defender and took on Richter to even the score at two goals apiece. Captain Nick Dodge then put his team ahead for good with six minutes left in the middle frame, when he stripped the puck from Kevin Du during...