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...celebration looked like you might expect. As soon as the red light flashed behind the boards, Corriero??€™s teammates mobbed her as she raised her arms in the air. Especially happy was Banfield, a long-time friend who grew up playing on the same line as Corriero. Banfield not only received the second assist on the record-breaking goal, but she recorded assists on goals No. 50 and 51 Friday night...
Leaning back under the pressure, Corriero??€™s face becomes visible to the press box as her neck moves in the direction of the pulling, tilting her head towards the rafters. Her left arm swings backward over her shoulder, and, for a moment, it seems like Corriero might actually get pulled down to the ice and fall...
...Crimson captain continues her drive down the left side of the ice, breaking towards the net. Vermont’s last defenseman issues a challenge, taking a swipe at the puck with her stick to take away Corriero??€™s control and break up the play. The defense fails in this final endeavor; there is no stopping Corriero from reaching the net at this range. After faking out the final defender, she has single-handedly beat Vermont to the goal...
...Corriero??€™s assist on Vaillancourt’s goal bears a striking resemblance to the team’s evolution this season, one in which Corriero bore most of the weight for most of the early games. But as the season progressed, Harvard won more games, Corriero has had more help, and the Crimson’s prospects are looking brighter, going 13-0-2 in 2005, winning twice over rival Dartmouth and garnering both ECAC and Ivy titles. Harvard has accomplished this feat only twice before, in 1999 and 2003. One season led to a national championship...
...first notch was a perfect example of how Corriero??€™s skill and persistence have translated to personal and team success. Less than a minute remained in a first period in which the Crimson had done everything but score, launching 24 shots on goal and enjoying three power plays to no avail. Julie Chu handled the puck behind the net and blindly backhanded it out in front. The pass found a driving Corriero and she unleashed a screaming slapshot, lighting the lamp with 21 seconds left in the frame...