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...more goals.” But for as much as Stony Brook goaltender Brendan Callahan might have frustrated Harvard in net, it was the Crimson’s own mistakes that doomed the team—especially after the first quarter. Harvard opened the game with a faceoff win by co-captain John Henry Flood, and, exactly a minute later, Cohen beat Callahan to give the Crimson its very first lead of the 2007 season. After the Seawolves knotted things at one 54 seconds later, a back-and-fourth quarter saw Harvard take a 3-2 lead with...
...left pad for a 3-2 advantage. After finishing off his first career hat trick, Reese was done scoring for the night, but his team was not. 5:34 into the period, sophomore Brian McCafferty sent a pass to freshman center Doug Rogers at the top of the left faceoff circle, who one-timed it past Richards’ pad for a 4-2 lead. Junior forward Alex Meintel would add a wraparound goal at 15:21 to seal the 5-2 victory, which left the Crimson needing just one more victory in the two remaining games to advance...
...Reese said, adding, “As long as you play well and get through the first round...the momentum actually just carries over to the second round.” FINAL TICKS Harvard outshot Cornell, 39-27...Senior pivot Kevin Du continued to be proficient in the faceoff circle, winning 12 of 17 draws...Sophomore Jimmy Fraser had a hand in all three Crimson goals, assisting on the first two and scoring the third. —Staff writer Karan Lodha can be reached at klodha@fas.harvard.edu...
Harvard’s first goal came on the power play, on a wrist shot from Sifers at 3:28 of the second period. Sifers collected the puck off a Katie Johnston faceoff win, and snuck it past Zilis from the right circle. The Crimson had six power-play opportunities in all, and while it converted on only one, the bigger issue seemed to be the lack of officiating down the stretch...
...senior dominated the faceoff last year for Harvard, but is up against tough competition in senior counterpart Eric O’Brien, who went 18-27 last weekend...