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...game against Cornell any time of year. The semifinals are no exception.”When these two teams met in the regular season, Harvard prevailed by a 2-1 score over Cornell on Nov. 16 and again, 3-1, in Ithaca March 1. Still, Harvard coach Ted Donato ’91 knows that the regular season sweep does not justify complacency or reflect the competitive balance between the two teams.“Both teams are vastly improved from the beginning of the season, and I think both teams have year in year out recipes for success...
...When they did have chances—and [Quinnipiac] did have some in the first half of the game—I thought [Richter] was very solid for us,” Donato said...
...goal at 19:34 marked the crescendo of the Bobcats’ offensive explosion.“We showed signs of maybe making a move and even going into the third two goals back, which is a lot better than three goals back,” Harvard coach Ted Donato ’91 said. “I think it [the short-handed goal] gave them a boost and it’s something that we feel we can play a lot better.”Quinnipiac’s determination to avenge Friday night’s humiliation...
...batted it forward to his attackers, setting his offense up for the second of its four power-play scores at 8:10.“I don’t think it was a great surprise: we took a lot of needless penalties,” Crimson coach Ted Donato ’91 said of the difference between the first two games of the series. “There’s not a lot of secrets to that, or X’s and O’s, it’s more about the discipline to stay...
...penalties to the Bobcats’ five, and Harvard’s special teams shut out Quinnipiac on every one of its power-play opportunities. “We did a much better job limiting their ability to get easy offense,” said head coach Ted Donato ’91. The Crimson’s special teams also proved crucial to Harvard’s success offensively. 37 seconds after Quinnipiac’s only goal of the game, sophomore Doug Rogers capitalized on a Bobcat penalty to put the momentum back in the Crimson?...