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...further along than both of those teams,” Farrar said. “We were just deeper, faster—we were able to run them pretty effectively, and they just couldn’t catch us.” Freshmen Ariel Delgado, who splits time in goal with Perlman, put up six saves in the winning effort. ”It is great to have some momentum going into any championship game,” Snyder said. “We are just really excited to play whoever we are paired with...
...Farrar said. “Against Hartwick, that is a very serious charge.” Inconsistency is often a trademark of youth. One of the few constants in the Crimson’s play, however, has been solid goaltending, and Saturday was no exception. Freshman Ariel Delgado posted a solid 12-save performance in the losing effort. “I was proud of them,” Farrar said of his team. “They were clawing and kicking and punching the whole way through.” Harvard received goals from sophomore Devon MacLaughlin and freshmen...
While the offense exploded for its most prolific game of the season, freshmen goalie Ariel Delgado had an equally impressive afternoon in the cage. Delgado, who split time with sophomore Nicola Perlman this week, maintained a shutout until the final three minutes of play when Caltech notched its only two goals of the game...
...scoring until only 1:29 remained in the first quarter, when the Brown’s Caitlin Fahey threw a no-look shot into the cage while facing away from the goaltender. The next goal did not come until late in the second quarter, after Harvard freshman goaltender Ariel Delgado made several tough saves, including a couple open fast-break looks. She racked up six stops in a huge second quarter, holding the Bears to just one goal. But in the third quarter Brown took advantage of the Crimson’s defensive breakdowns and lack of depth...
...disaster against Wagner,” Farrar said. “It is very rare to win a game when you go 1-for-8 on your 6-on-5.” MacLaughlin had two goals, and Snyder netted Harvard’s fourth score. Freshmen Ariel Delgado took a turn between the pipes and tallied 11 saves. BUCKNELL 6, HARVARD 5 Down 5-4 with less than three minutes to play, Harvard got the ball in front of the Bucknell cage. The Crimson patiently used up most of the shot clock before Liao saw an opportunity that...