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...Friday, followed by a 3-2 win at Union the next night. He scored once in each game, with his goal against the Dutchmen being the game winner. With four minutes remaining in a 2-2 game, Pelle deflected a pass from junior forward Paul Dufault into the Union goal for what would be the last goal scored in the contest. Richter started and won both games last weekend for his third and fourth wins on the season. He stopped 16-of-17 shots against the Engineers and saved 30 shots from the Dutchmen the next night, while allowing only...
...cost us the game in the end.” The Crimson’s lack of discipline hurt it again in the final frame. Needing to recover from a 3-2 deficit, Harvard instead committed four penalties—including a major penalty awarded to junior center Paul Dufault at 12:46 for hitting from behind—that limited its offensive chances. Yale made the most of Dufault’s penalty, tallying two man-advantage goals—including a 5-on-3 score with Crimson sophomore forward Jimmy Fraser also in the sin bin?...
...help back there,” Donato said. “He would have had to be just short of miraculous for us to be in that game.” FINAL TICKS Two juniors who saw significant playing time last season did not dress for Harvard. Forward Paul Dufault, who led the Crimson in goals early last season, is out indefinitely with a leg injury. Blueliner J.D. McCabe was also out of uniform....The Crimson outshot the Big Green 32-29, including 15-7 in the third period....Of the 74 total shots Harvard attempted, 26 were blocked...
...shots before being replaced by rookie Kyle Richter in the third. Richter posted 11 saves and allowed just one goal…Harvard outshot PEI, 59-27…The Crimson’s power play was 1-for-9 on the night…Junior forward Paul Dufault is out indefinitely with an ankle injury…The contest against the Panthers was the Crimson’s only exhibition. The season kicks off at Dartmouth on Friday. —KARAN LODHA
...fourth consecutive defenseman to earn the ‘C,’ and he takes the reins from 2005-2006 captain Peter Hafner. Hafner and junior forward Steve Mandes split the Ralph “Cooney” Weiland award for devotion and spirited play, while sophomores Paul Dufault and J.D. McCabe, a forward and a blueliner respectively, split the Donald Angier award for improvement. Defenseman Brian McCafferty took home the George Percy award for the team’s top rookie, and senior goaltender John Daigneau was presented the banquet’s last piece of hardware...