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Three minutes later, the lead doubled. Off a face-off in the Dartmouth end, sophomore Jennifer Sifers corralled the puck behind the net and sent a seeing-eye centering pass across the crease...
Considering Corriero’s track record—she scored six goals in a game last season and earlier this year lit up then-No. 2 Dartmouth for five goals—the possibility of her breaking the record on this Saturday afternoon wasn’t at all implausible. Vermont just wasn’t receptive to the idea. Two Catamounts skate up to greet Corriero, attempting to knock the puck from her control and break up the play. It doesn’t work. Corriero skates on, trying to break past the defenders...
...sign that the rest of the Crimson is starting to make the attack a great deal more balanced. No further sign of this is needed than Friday night, when Corriero was just one of four to score in Harvard’s 4-3 victory over No. 3 Dartmouth. When the two met Feb. 5, Corriero scored five goals in a 6-3 victory...
...spend time thinking about Corriero, then Vaillancourt will score a goal. If we spend time thinking about Vaillancourt, then Corriero or Chu will score a goal,” Dartmouth coach Mark Hudak said following Friday night’s game. “If we spend all our time thinking about those three, another line will score a goal...
...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, the other led to a triple-overtime defeat in the final game...