Word: forechecked
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...first period.” Once the game entered the second frame, however, it belonged to the Crimson, and specifically to Reese, who capitalized a series of Bulldog penalties to net three consecutive power-play goals. “We wanted to use our speed and establish our forecheck and put them in a position where we were going to get scoring chances or they were going to take penalties,” Donato said. “I thought as the game wore on, we were able to do that.” The first of Reese?...
...games…I didn’t think it was an X’s and O’s type of battle out there. I just think we weren’t able to execute some plays, we weren’t able to establish a forecheck, we weren’t able to get pucks in the net, we weren’t able to get traffic.” Harvard (9-13-1, 6-9-1 ECAC) started the first period strongly, as senior Kevin Du skated up the left side after blocking...
...Jimmy Fraser, who put it past rookie netminder Charles Long at the left post at 11:07. The game-winning tally was just one of the highlights of the night for Fraser. The sophomore was one of Harvard’s key penalty-killers and skated aggressively on the forecheck despite getting battered all night by Colgate defensemen. “He actually got hit really hard across the middle one time, got a couple of stitches between periods, but came back and scored the next period,” captain Dylan Reese said. “He?...
...effective Cornell penalty kill, combined with some errant Harvard passes, ensured that the period would end in a deadlock.After the Big Red’s impressive defensive showing to end the first frame, Harvard responded by tightening its defense in the second. With the offense utilizing an aggressive forecheck and the defense putting itself in position to block many of Cornell’s shots, just two offerings made their way to Richter for the duration of the period.“They played very well defensively,” said Big Red coach Mike Schafer of the Crimson effort...
...Cornell penalty kill, combined with some errant Harvard passes, ensured that the period would end in a deadlock.After the Big Red’s impressive defensive showing at the end of the first frame, Harvard responded by tightening its defense in the second. With the offense utilizing an aggressive forecheck and the defense putting itself in position to block many of Cornell’s shots, just two offerings made their way to Richter for the duration of the period.“They played very well defensively,” said Big Red coach Mike Schafer...