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Anthony T. Zhang ’08 said he was surprised by Li’s speech because he “didn??t know very much about his humanitarian efforts...
...uneventful first period ended in a scoreless tie, but Princeton was quicker to the puck throughout and held a 10-5 shot advantage for the period. “I don’t know if it was an emotional letdown from [the Beanpot final], but we didn??t really come out getting after them and we sat back,” Taylor said. “Overall, we’ve got to play a sixty-minute game. We got away with one.”Rogers got the scoring started two minutes into the second period...
...until Buesser’s goal, however, the game was a back-and-forth affair.Princeton struck first, capitalizing on a power play opportunity eight minutes into the game. Tiger Brittany Salmon got the puck past Crimson sophomore goalie Christina Kessler to give Princeton the 1-0 advantage.But Harvard didn??t stay behind for long. At 11:48 in the first, a shot off of Brine’s stick was deflected to the right side of the goal.Junior Sarah Vaillancourt picked up the rebound and knocked a seemingly impossible shot past Young to tie the game...
...reputation as he led the Lions in scoring with 20 points. He supplemented that total with 12 boards, including four offensive rebounds. Not to be forgotten, Nwachukwu contributed with 16 points of his own and routinely dominated the Crimson’s overmatched forwards throughout the night. Although it didn??t carry quite the same punch as the previous day’s collapse to Cornell, the defeat still left an indelibly sour mark on Harvard’s dreadful Ivy campaign. The Crimson came out of the gates with a considerable amount of intensity, quickly jumping...
...That didn??t help us, with our guys being in foul trouble,” Amaker said. “They had some fouls as well, but in the second half I thought it really hurt us with [forward Brad] Unger and Harris in particular. I think when they got into foul trouble they played a bit too cautiously out there, and I think that allowed the ball to get into the post more easily...