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...victim Saturday evening.With the prospect of an all-important season-ending road trip to St. Lawrence and Clarkson on the horizon, the Crimson broke a two-game losing streak and routed the Raiders, 3-0, at Bright Hockey Center. With the win, Harvard (13-10-4, 9-5-4 ECAC) maintained a tight hold on fifth place in the ECAC while extending its dominating advantage in the all-time series against Colgate (10-13-7, 7-8-3) to 10-0-1.The swing in the Crimson’s fortune—Harvard had lost its previous two games...
...control, faster pacing, and smarter play replaced the sloppy passing and lack of cohesiveness it had exhibited on Tuesday night. But the Crimson’s renewed vigor and heightened intensity nonetheless failed to put the breaks on a 4-3 defeat.The Crimson (12-10-4, 8-5-4 ECAC), in trying to extend its win streak over the Big Red to 12 games, had sought to solidify its place in the conference standings in the regular season’s penultimate weekend.“I thought our kids were ready to play,” Harvard coach Katey...
...tally to open scoring at 4:37 of the opening frame. Thanks to those two goals, Crimson netminder John Daigneau was saddled with the loss, even though both Harvard goaltenders saw action in the contest. Daigneau started for the Crimson (15-10-2, 11-8-1 ECAC) and played for 20 minutes, but with Colgate (16-10-6, 12-6-2) leading 2-1 at the first intermission, Harvard coach Ted Donato ’91 replaced the starter with junior Justin Tobe. “It was just very simple,” Donato said...
...game-winning goal that put Harvard up 4-2.“It shows a lot of character,” Donato said of Johnson’s return.BETWEEN THE PIPESStarting goaltender John Daigneau earned the nod on Friday night against Colgate (16-10-6. 12-6-2 ECAC) after missing last Monday’s Beanpot consolation game because he was “a little banged up,” according to Donato.But 20 minutes, eight saves, and two goals later, Daigneau found himself on the bench watching backup goalie Justin Tobe play out the game...
...coming on the Big Red’s Senior Night, gave the Crimson (15-10-2, 11-8-1 ECAC) a much-needed two points in the league standings and clinched Harvard’s first Ivy League title since the 1999-00 season...