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...net.In the third period, the Bulldogs continued their attack and slid pucks past Hoyle two more times to make the score 5-1. The fourth goal, coming off the stick of Matczak, was very similar to Yale’s first score of the game. The final goal, which came with less than two minutes remaining, was a rebound that was stuffed into the net. Bulldog Kevin Limbert took home first-star honors by recording a goal and three assists.This is the second time Yale has overwhelmed Harvard this season. In early January, the Bulldogs controlled the Crimson and came...
...points. Still on a run, Alemany intercepted a Yale pass to retain Crimson possession. Tay and Berry capped the comeback with two free throws to tie the score at 34-34. Harvard took the lead off a Tay free throw. The Bulldogs tallied only one point in the final 5:12 of the first half. Harvard dropped two more jumpers to close out a 15-1 run and head to the locker room with a 39-25 advantage. “They took away our three-point shot,” Smith said. “But we were still...
...possession of catching Brown.“The phrase we used was trust your shot and stop overthinking it or guiding it,” Amaker said.More importantly, it gave the squad some momentum heading into the rest of a game that it would ultimately win in the final second. Such momentum represented a dramatic difference from the first period, when Harvard shot 30.4 percent from the field despite a number of open looks.“We knew that we were getting good shots on offense and they just weren’t falling,” senior forward...
...first three power plays. In the locker room, Stone decided to make a change. The Crimson came out for the third period with a new man-up game plan—and found a lot of success. Harvard converted on both of its power plays in the final frame to win the game. “Last year it came easy, this year we have to work a little bit harder, but tonight was just a great example of how we try to improve things,” tri-captain Jenny Brine said. “Coach gave...
With a Beanpot final, Ivy League games and decisive ECAC fixtures on the horizon, Harvard certainly didn’t need further motivation to achieve this season. However, it was provided with exactly that—courtesy of the Crimson’s illustrious past.In front of the 1999 AWCHA national championship-winning Harvard team—reunited and honored as part of the 30th anniversary of the women’s ice hockey program—the current Crimson (13-7-3, 12-4-2, 7-2-0 Ivy) marked the occasion with a 4-0 win over...