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...Crimson had a much better scoring percentage, converting four of those 18 shots into goals. In the second period, Harvard only fired three shots on target but notched two tallies. Sophomore forward Jon Pelle netted his goal on the power play at 5:35, taking a cross-ice feed from junior pivot Kevin Du and firing it high over the left shoulder of Schneider. Senior winger Dan Murphy extended the Crimson’s lead to 4-0 with Harvard’s only even-strength tally of the night, stuffing a shot past Schneider at the left post...
...Cornerback Andrew Berry, though recruited as a quarterback, was called upon to replace injured veteran Gary Sonkur in the season opener against Holy Cross. Since then he has played in all but two contests, starting in five...
...clock wound down, Harvard moved the puck nearly the length of the ice, forced a shot on net, and jammed the rebound past Saints goalie Meghan Guckian. With netminder Ali Boe already pulled for an extra skater, and a St. Lawrence defender sent to the penalty box for cross-checking with 32 seconds remaining, the Crimson was presented with one last chance to force overtime. The face-off, however, skidded back into the Harvard defensive zone and senior Jennifer Raimondi gathered the puck with only 20 ticks left. Raimondi carried across the blue line before leaving for junior Jennifer Sifers...
...came right down and scored, and I thought it really changed the momentum of the game.” Harvard came out firing in the third frame and took a 3-2 lead at 8:43, when Charlie Johnson broke towards the net and knocked home a perfectly timed cross-slot pass from Kevin Du. For the next five minutes, the Crimson forecheck foiled every Big Red opportunity. Finally, No. 3 Cornell (4-2-0, 3-1-0) took a timeout. “It looked like everything was going well,” Johnson said. “They...
...Harvard men’s and women’s cross-country teams concluded their seasons Saturday in the NCAA Northeast Regional Championships at Boston’s Franklin Park. The men finished eighth in the 33-team field, while the women placed ninth among 37 teams. Sophomore Lindsey Scherf placed fifth in the women’s event, qualifying for the NCAA Championships. Scherf paced the Crimson women with a time of 20:34.7, part of a pack of four women within seven seconds of winner Fiona Crombie of Providence. “We were all kind of fighting...