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...into the net from the right side to put Harvard ahead, 1-0. But Brown evened things up on the first power play of its own, as the Bears knocked it past freshman netminder Matt Hoyle 6:03 into the first frame. The rookie, who was named the ECAC??s Rookie of the Week for the second time in his three-week career, hadn’t let in a goal in 106 minutes of play. Although the Crimson turned on the pressure in the crease early in the second period, it was Brown that managed to break...
...also the best goalie in the league. Last season, the Calgary native posted a .923 save percentage and a 2.19 goals-against average in addition to posting three shutouts, two of which came on consecutive nights. Richter received accolades to boot, earning the Ken Dryden Award as the ECAC??s top keeper.But while Richter has left big shoes to fill, Harvard has three promising prospects vying for the spot in goal: junior John Riley, sophomore Ryan Carroll, and freshman Matt Hoyle.“They’re all up to the task of starting, so it?...
...start of last season—he was twice named the ECAC Rookie of the Week—Donato and the rest of the Crimson believes that their sophomore forward will surpass last year’s success, helping the Crimson go head-to-head with the ECAC??s most talented teams all season. Biega’s defining characteristic last season was his impact in games against ranked opponents. He tallied a pair of goals in December’s loss to the eventual NCAA Champion Eagles as well as goals against No. 18 Quinnipiac...
...there is a large window of opportunity, but we’re confident that one of those guys will step up,” Donato said.How Harvard answers the goalie question will prove critical to winning those close games that are often a feature of the ECAC??s best competitors. “All three are capable guys, and they’re ready to step up and play,” McCafferty said. “The most important thing for us right now is to work with each and every one of them and see who?...
...past we’ve had a big enough team to go for a dual championship,” co-captain Jackie Pangilinan said. “But, since we have such a small team this year we could only send five girls to ECAC??s. Our top priority is the Ivy Championships.”The Harvard women (6-1, 6-1 Ivy League) indeed brought a force to DeNunzio Pool in Princeton, N.J., hoping to avenge a dual-meet loss to the defending champion Tigers (7-0, 6-0).Despite an excellent showing, the Crimson came...