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...second period, when the Eagles took advantage of the Crimson’s lackluster special-teams play to score a shorthanded goal. Maneuvering its way into a 2-on-1, BC’s Benn Ferriero fed winger Nathan Gerbe, who scored from the right faceoff circle to capture the lead for the Eagles. “I overplayed the guy with the puck a little bit,” Reese said of his defense on the play, adding, “I should have stayed in the middle more.” The rest of Harvard?...
...shots for the game, losing only her second game of the year.The Crimson scored its lone goal near the end of the opening frame with a heads-up play from freshman defender Kathryn Farni and the nice finishing touch of its stars. Gathering the puck off of a faceoff, Farni waited for the right moment and threw the puck on net. The rebound was picked up by Chu, who got it to Vaillancourt just outside of the crease on the left. The sophomore slammed home the puck past sprawled-out St. Lawrence netminder Meaghan Guckian.The Saints’ Carson Duggan...
...UConn’s Dominique Thibault found the back of the net one minute later, reclaiming the lead, 2-1.After Thibault was sent to the box for checking, Harvard capitalized on the power play opportunity to tie it up again 14:36 into the third period. By winning the faceoff against the Huskies, sophomore Sarah Vaillancourt set the play in motion and, along with sophomore Jenny Brine, assisted in setting up a scoring opportunity for sophomore Sarah Wilson, who gained an open position on the post to slide in a goal, evening up the score, 2-2.“They...
...began, Taylor had already begun the process of turning his team around, scoring the Crimson’s first goal—on an assist from Biega—en route to Harvard’s recovery from a 2-0 first-period deficit. Setting up in the right faceoff circle, Taylor was somehow able to find an angle and bank the puck into the left side of the net to begin the comeback effort. “Going down 2-0 there, unfortunately for us, has been too often an occurrence,” Donato said...
...right side after receiving a cross from teammate Dan LeFort.The Bobcats made it a two-goal deficit just three minutes later. After a scramble in front of the Harvard net, Quinnipiac kicked the puck out to Matt Sorteberg, who launched a shot from the top of the right faceoff circle to expand the lead to 2-0.“Unfortunately, as much as you try to protect against it, there’s obviously a little ‘here we go again’ [mentality] that settles in,” said Crimson coach Ted Donato...