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...prepare for a final exam tomorrow morning, including one of its co-captains and its leading goal-scorer.But before they sit down with their pencils and blue books, they’ll have to square off on the blue lines, when No. 4 Dartmouth (14-3-1, 12-1-0 ECAC) visits the No. 5 Crimson (14-3-1, 11-2-0) at Bright Hockey Center tonight at 7 p.m. “Dartmouth doesn’t care if we have exams,” said Harvard head coach Katey Stone earlier in the week. “Everyone knows...
...Harvard men’s and women’s hockey teams both had huge weekends as each team won both of its games against ECAC opponents. On Monday, two players on each team were rewarded by the League for their performances. On the men’s team, junior forward Jon Pelle was named ECAC Player of the Week and freshman goaltender Kyle Richter was chosen as ECAC Goaltender of the Week. For the women, co-captain forward Julie Chu took home ECAC Player of the Week honors and freshman goalie Christina Kessler was named ECAC Rookie...
Going into the sin bin is no fun, but sometimes coming out can be just the trick to ignite an offense. Embroiled in a tight 1-0 game with ECAC foe Quinnipiac in the second period on Saturday, the Harvard women’s hockey team pulled away after co-captain Julie Chu quickly substituted in at the end of a penalty, received a long pass in front of the defense, and buried the Bobcats’ hopes for an upset. The Crimson (14-3-1, 11-2-0 ECAC) eventually finished an unblemished weekend by defeating Quinnipiac...
...said senior center Kevin Du, who said his team was “where we can, where we should be at. It was especially great to get the four points on the road.” The Crimson (7-10-0, 5-7-0 ECAC) has won its last three games and is climbing back toward an even record in league play. Prior to this stretch, Harvard had not strung two wins together all season. The Crimson now has another two-and-a-half week break for reading period and finals before the longest bus trip of the year...
...rookie goalie made 30 saves in leading the seventh-ranked Harvard women’s team to a 3-0 victory over No. 10 Princeton (10-8-2, 8-4-1 ECAC) at Bright Hockey Center on Friday night in its first contest of 2007. The shutout was Kessler’s third in six career starts and the first since she blanked the Tigers, 5-0, on Nov. 25 in Princeton...