Word: four-on-four
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...second period began with four-on-four play, and the opening minutes were fast-paced. Kessler made three saves in the opening two minutes of the period, and after another Gopher penalty, Harvard missed the chance to score when Dempsey couldn’t put a back-handed flick away after a great pass off a fast break...
...one.As the second period came to a close, it looked like Harvard would enter the intermission with a tie on its hands. But with thirty seconds left in the frame, the Crimson’s defensemen put together a fast sequence that pushed Harvard ahead, 2-1. During a four-on-four play, senior Brian McCafferty sent a pass to Alex Biega on the left point, and the junior ripped a slapshot down the chute past Fisher for the tie-breaker.“It was definitely a relief [to get the second goal],” Carroll...
...Carroll said. “The guys in front of me know what they’re doing. Everyone has confidence that we’re going to kill the penalty.”In the middle of the second frame, Harvard started its comeback. Skating four-on-four, sophomore Mike Biega ripped a shot, but was thwarted by Clarkson goaltender Richie LaVeau. Junior Doug Rogers, in the right place at the right time, drilled home the rebound to cut the deficit to one. Rogers’s three weekend goals vaulted him into first place...
...defense control the tempo in the final period. To Quinnipiac’s credit, the team continued to fight, sending 16 more shots at Richter to try to close the deficit. More significantly, Quinnipiac head coach Rand Pecknold pulled his goalie with more than 12 minutes remaining during a four-on-four in a drastic effort to spark a comeback. The move did not go as planned, though, as Rogers capitalized on an assist from Taylor and sent the puck into the empty net to extend the lead to 4-0 at 8:01 and record his fourth...
...teams trade quick penalties, setting up a four-on-four. Interesting to see if the speedy Harvard team will take advantage of getting some space...