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...night. He scored once in each game, with his goal against the Dutchmen being the game winner. With four minutes remaining in a 2-2 game, Pelle deflected a pass from junior forward Paul Dufault into the Union goal for what would be the last goal scored in the contest. Richter started and won both games last weekend for his third and fourth wins on the season. He stopped 16-of-17 shots against the Engineers and saved 30 shots from the Dutchmen the next night, while allowing only two goals. For the year, he is 4-4 with...
...happy with our sense of urgency in the first period,” Harvard coach Katey Stone said. “We played with conviction from then on out, though.” The Crimson’s opening tally came just 4:15 into the contest off the stick of freshman Amy Uber, who notched her first career goal on the play. Senior winger Katie Johnston kept hammering the puck at the right corner of the net and finally found a seam as the puck went by Wolitski and into the middle of the crease. Uber finished...
...able to rally,” Du said. “But since we have been playing well, we had that confidence, and we knew that we were able to come back,” he added. Junior forward Alex Meintel scored in his third straight game, tying the contest with less than eight minutes remaining. Junior forward Jon Pelle then scored in his second straight game to give Harvard a 3-2 lead, which proved to be enough for the win. Freshman netminder Kyle Richter earned his second win of the weekend, stopping 30 Dutchmen shots. HARVARD...
...rookie goalie made 30 saves in leading the seventh-ranked Harvard women’s team to a 3-0 victory over No. 10 Princeton (10-8-2, 8-4-1 ECAC) at Bright Hockey Center on Friday night in its first contest of 2007. The shutout was Kessler’s third in six career starts and the first since she blanked the Tigers, 5-0, on Nov. 25 in Princeton...
...things have the weight of cliche - the "Mormon question" about Mitt Romney, John McCain's precarious relationship with the Republican base, Hillary's and Obama's coyness about whether they're running, Joe Biden's complete lack of it. Viewed from almost any distance outside the Beltway, the current contest for each party's nomination seems less like a horse race than an awkward cocktail party, full of subtle maneuvers for better placement, coded messages of disapproval, blatant pandering, and a few uninvited guests...