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Well, this weekend, the No. 6 Crimson women’s hockey team, secured its third ECAC title in a row, holding off a charging No. 3 Dartmouth in the final period for the upset and a surprising conference title...
This year may be one of the best chances for Harvard to make its mark and finally get over that hump. Harvard’s victory over Dartmouth, along with Duluth’s victory over No. 1 Minnesota, this past weekend proves that the NCAA championship is there for almost any top-five team. Next year, with the departure of some of collegiate women’s hockey’s best players for the 2006 Olympics, that opportunity might not be there for the Crimson, and so this year may have to be the year...
...first since 2002, when it defeated Cornell and Columbia at home. The last time Harvard swept a weekend by winning both games by double-digits came against Brown and Yale in 1999...With the wins, the Crimson remains in a three-way tie for second place with Cornell and Dartmouth. Harvard would need to win just one of its final two league games to guarantee a winning Ivy record for the first time in eight seasons and would need to take both in order to claim its first winning season overall since 2002...The last time the Crimson scored...
...night earlier in the Crimson’s 2-1 loss to Dartmouth, though not for lack of effort. Harvard’s two power plays were both short circuited by minors assessed to the Crimson 17 and 10 seconds, respectively, into its pair...
...kinda seems like it just happened all of a sudden—now he’s back in the lineup—and I think he did a great job,” said Dartmouth forward Mike Ouellette. “He didn’t overextend himself tonight. He was having good, quick shifts. He wasn’t making mistakes and he wasn’t trying to do too much...