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...Brown defense is led by junior goaltender Ali Brewer, the 1998 ECAC Tournament MVP. Brewer is first in the conference with a 1.14 goals against average (GAA) and a .943 save percentage. She made 30 saves against Harvard in Providence...
...goaltender under the spotlight in Sunday's game, however, will be Providence sophomore Sara DeCosta. The only ECAC netminder who played in the Olympics, DeCosta in sixth in the conference with a 2.11 GAA and third with a .930 save percentage...
...faced a slew of hot netminders in the last two weeks, including Alicia Roberts of New Hampshire. She made 46 saves last Saturday but Harvard's relentless offensive attack--as well as first-rate taunting by a record Bright Center crowd of 1,651 rowdy fans that most ECAC goalies have never had to deal with before--finally wore Roberts down and she gave up three goals in the last 15 minutes of the game...
Brewer gets plenty of help from sophomore Tara Mounsey, one of two ECAC defensemen who played in the 1998 Olympics. Mounsey has padded Brewer's numbers by sealing off the interior and forcing opponents to take conservative shots from the blue line and the boards...
...goals per game after exam period. Harvard's top forward line consists of the nation's three highest scorers in co-captain A.J. Mleczko (22 goals-48 assists-70 points), sophomore Tammy Shewchuk (25-32-57) and freshman Jen Botterill (23-30-53). Mleczko and Botterill are the reigning ECAC Player and Rookie of the Week, respectively...